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"Hello, I'm Stephen Jeffery, Chair of Fair Train. Welcome to the sector's first Group Training Association, a new and dynamic way for employers to work together to develop the skills of their workforce through apprenticeships, work based learning and other initiatives."
"I had no GCSEs before I started here, and now have a formal qualification that I got while working."Sharon PlayleThe Foyer Federation
"I decided to leave sixth-form and discussed my options with the Headteacher who suggested an Apprenticeship."Umare TariqNottingham Credit Union
"I found it very nerve-racking waiting to go on stage to receive my certificate in front of such a large audience, but I was very proud to receive it!"Katie MabbottBase 51
"I am passionate about IT and I love to help people who have problems with their computers."Catherine StreetLondon Learning Consortium
"I really enjoy being part of such a great team, and three years on, I feel I have matured considerably and have much more confidence"Amy PonsfordViSTA
"I have achieved so much, not just what I have learnt around computing but I have developed my personal skills too"Tom SwetmanViSTA
"I work with the Fair Train Website and I really, really enjoy it. Challenging task or not, I'll always give it my best!"Tom WatsonRathbone
"Third sector organisations are often unaware of the money available as they do not have such large HR or recruitment resources. They are missing a real opportunity to add real value to their organisation in terms of recruitment and productivity and are in danger of being left behind. Simon Waugh, NAS."Simon WaughNational Apprenticeship Service
"An apprenticeship in a social enterprise is a good way to learn new things and work for a good organisation at the same time."Luisa Short, apprentice London Learning Consortium
"The most rewarding feature of working for a charity is that it is intrinsically satisfying and fulfilling."Aimee McAvery, apprenticeCatch22
"Charity organisations are about being supportive and caring and that is how they treat their apprentices."Gary Tarbuck, apprenticeCatch22
"Apprentices can ensure that voluntary sector organisations have the practical skills and qualifications needed now and in the future."Pam SargentLondon Learning Consortium
"Give apprentices responsibility - they want to be challenged."Simon Forzani, Employer Response ManagerLondon Learning Consortium
"Apprentices are trained to our ways and standards, without bringing any bad habits from previous jobs."Jacqui LawrenceHead of Catch22 South East Training
"As a result of their training our apprentices tend to be highly motivated and eager to learn and develop further."Emma Jane CrossCEO BeatBullying
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