I was an Apprentice
Ian Twinley, Chairman - John Grose. "I loved the like-minded people, the engineering and earning money which meant I could pay my way. I also learnt I could succeed when given an opportunity to use my skills and put them into practice." read more...
| Verity Young, MOT Inspector and Motor Vehicle Technician - Appleton Engineering. "The apprenticeship enabled me to work and learn at the same time. By the time I got my NVQ Level 2, I was employable because I was qualified and had a lot of experience." read more...
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Chris Jones, Virtualisation Infrastructure Engineer - Customer Service Direct (CSD). "The key benefit of being an apprentice is that you earn while you learn. What else is there around that lets you do both?" read more... | David Fennell, NVQ Assessor in Body Repair - Suffolk New College. "My dad said I needed a piece of paper” and he was right. I wouldn’t have my current job without it, however much hands on skill I had." read more... | ||
David Redhead, Managing Director - BSP. "It was a fantastic start to my career, with day-release to a superb engineering department at Suffolk College and the whole of my life has been built on it." read more... | Kevin Hall, Owner - Mark Hall Electrical Installations. "The college enabled me to become qualified but also kept me in touch with new developments in the industry." read more... | ||
Robbie Scott, Electrical Installer - Ipswich Borough Contracts. "Suffolk New College provided the theory behind what I was doing ‘on the job’ – on site I was told “Do this and do that” but the college really taught me why to do it." read more... |







