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Apprentice of the month - Tyler McCrory

Apprentice of the month - Tyler McCrory

Just IT Apprentice of the Month: April 2018

We would like to thank all of our apprentices this month for the hard work and effort they have put into the programme so far. Following nominations from our business coaches, we are proud to announce our three winners!

Harry Lea @ Key Sports Management

Harry is an excellent learner who, despite starting with very little knowledge of digital marketing, has exceeded all expectations. He has already submitted his CIM assignment and is currently completing his second project ahead of schedule.

Since starting the programme, Harry has demonstrated a remarkable willingness to learn and a consistently professional approach. His managers at Key Sports Management have praised his high standard of work, specifically noting:

  • Attention to Detail: His managers reported that Harry is a quick learner who follows instructions to the letter.
  • Professional Reputation: He is well-respected by his peers and has been officially recognized by the Board of Directors.
  • Team Player: Harry maintains excellent time-keeping and is always helpful and supportive to his team.

Rakeem Simpson @ Utility Warehouse

Rakeem has successfully navigated his apprenticeship through many changes, remaining positive and motivated throughout. He stayed focused on achieving success and worked closely with his business coach to ensure his work met the high standards required for the End Point Assessment (EPA). We are pleased to announce that Rakeem has successfully completed his EPA and passed his apprenticeship.

Tyler McCrory @ Its Lolly

Tyler has seen a fantastic turnaround this last quarter. He has produced high-quality work for his projects and passed the key exams necessary to complete his qualification. As his EPA date approaches, his business coaches are confident that he will complete his apprenticeship successfully.

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