Business Success Stories
Apprenticeships are having a positive impact on businesses and the wider economy throughout Wales.
Take a look at how businesses in Wales use apprentices to tackle skills shortages, increase productivity, improve competitiveness and secure a committed and competent workforce.
Apprenticeships: click here to register your interest and find out how your business could benefit.
Spring water and soft drinks manufacturer Radnor Hills says they wouldn’t be where they are today without its army of apprentices.
Family-run manufacturing company, High Precision Wales, says apprentices allow time for business development and help to tackle a growing skills gap in their industry.
Welsh broadcaster, S4C has invested in apprenticeships as part of its commitment to training and developing skills locally protecting the future of the business.
An Abergele-based recycling company says apprenticeships are vital to ensure a sustainable workforce by developing skills and investing in future talent.
Elite Paper Solutions hired 21-year-old Josh O’leary from Tredegar, as an apprentice in 2017.
