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This month marks an incredible milestone for Stephen, who celebrates 20 years of service with Cambrian Training Company—a journey defined by resilience, growth, and unwavering commitment. Stephen joined CTC on 12th September 2005, bringing with him a wealth of experience from the manufacturing, logistics, and warehousing sectors. Having previously managed a factory with over 80… Read more »
Trainers at one of Wales’ leading work-based learning providers have been praised for becoming learners to enhance their skills and knowledge through apprenticeships to develop their careers. Nine employees of Welshpool-based Cambrian Training Company, which has offices across Wales, were among more than 100 apprentices recognised at an apprenticeship graduation ceremony. The company and its… Read more »
The achievements of apprentices, employers and work-based learning practitioners from across Wales were celebrated at an awards ceremony in Mid Wales. Twenty-seven finalists competed for the Apprenticeship, Employment and Skills Awards organised by Cambrian Training Company, a leading Welsh work-based learning provider. The prestigious awards, held at The Metropole Hotel & Spa, Llandrindod Wells, recognised… Read more »
Dion Dimitrikas – His journey so far… Dion age 23, lives in Caerleon and he was given a diagnosis of autism when he was very young. He applied to become part of the ‘Supported Shared Apprenticeship’ scheme with Elite and Cambrian Training and was really pleased to have been accepted onto a Level 2 apprenticeship… Read more »
Conwy County Borough Council is actively working towards achieving zero waste to landfill and aims to become a net-zero carbon council by 2030. To provide its staff with the skills and knowledge necessary to enhance the council’s waste management practices, it is implementing apprenticeship programmes in collaboration with Cambrian Training Company. In 2023-24, Conwy’s recycling… Read more »
After completing his A levels at Llanfair Caereinion High School, Cai Watkins chose to follow a vocational education path and joined Cambrian Training Company (CTC) as a Contract Support Officer Apprentice, where he began a Level 2 Business Administration apprenticeship (equivalent to five GCSE passes). Cai successfully completed his Level 2 apprenticeship in 13 months… Read more »
Ollie Holden-Davies at just 16-years-old has won the Welsh Apprentice Butcher of the Year 2025. Ollie works for Neil Powell Butchers, Hay-on-Wye and is currently completing his Level 2 apprenticeship in Proficiency in Butchery and Meat Processing. Ollie, who worked as a “Saturday boy” for Neil Powell Butchers since he was 14, became an apprentice… Read more »
Jordan Davies – His journey so far… Jordan, who lives in Mountain Ash, currently works at Dewis in Pontypridd and is part of the ‘Supported Shared Apprenticeship’ route. He is undertaking a Level 2 apprenticeship in Business Administration. He was diagnosed with ‘Aspergers Syndrome’ when he was four years old. He really enjoys his job… Read more »
This National Apprenticeship Week we wanted to highlight some of the benefits of having an apprentice from an employers perspective. By supporting a team member through an apprenticeship programme, you gain a more experienced and knowledgeable workforce, which in-turn leads to satisfied and motivated staff who help build your business and achieve goals. Did you… Read more »
Staff at one of Wales’ leading work-based learning providers are practicing what they preach by enhancing their skills and knowledge through apprenticeships to develop their careers. Three employees of Welshpool-based Cambrian Training Company, which has offices across Wales and its sister company, Trailhead Fine Foods, were among nearly 100 apprentices recognised at an apprenticeship graduation… Read more »
