On Thursday, 220 honoured guests gathered at Crewe Hall in Cheshire for Total People’s Training Awards Ceremony.
The annual event commemorates the success of exceptional people, recognising their success in achieving qualifications which include Apprenticeships, National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs) and Functional Skills.
The event also acknowledges the valuable contribution of local employers who invest quality time in ensuring their staff receive the best possible training in order to continue in their professional and personal development.
A group of youngsters on Total People’s Pathways Programme in Telford have been rewarded for their hard work and determination by taking part in a Celebration of Success Day at a local adventure centre.
Since the beginning of the year, Total People has been working in partnership with Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital by offering Apprenticeships to staff in essential ancillary roles who traditionally have not had the opportunity to gain qualifications.
Total People can help. We have teamed up with our Professional Education Body, BPP who are holding an Open Day at their Office in Manchester.
Total People’s Prospects Plus advisers have been thanking employers for their valuable contribution to work based learning by awarding them with certificates to acknowledge their long standing commitment towards young people.
The wait is over. We can now reveal the names of the learners and employers who have made it to the Final of Total People’s Training Awards 2010 at Crewe Hall on Thursday 15th July.
Harbour Dental Practice in Sandbach has been working with Total People to train their Dental Nurses for over ten years. Practice owner Dr Chris Harbour took on the practice 21 years ago and has built the business up where it now has 6 surgeries and a workforce of over 15 members of staff.
Total People has held it’s very first Barbering Competition which saw four of it’s apprentices battling it out at Liverpool based salon, Voodou for Him.
An Apprentice Electrician from Stockton Heath has been awarded first place in a skills competition which aimed to test young learner’s knowledge of the industry.
Ever thought that things happen for a reason? Well I am a great believer in that and it’s that reason that I am in the job that I am in now.
