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Waterside Most Improved Apprentice 2009

Presentation date : 28th August 2009 - Recipient Paul Burke

On 28 August 2009, Waterside celebrated the success of 13 apprentices completing their 3 year Glass Manufacturing and 4 year Refractory and Engineering Apprenticeships,  where the apprentices were presented with their certificates and congratulations from David Barratt, Business Development Manager of the IMechE North West Region.

During the proceedings Ron Faulkner Professional Development Consultant for  IMechE made a special award to Paul Burke as the “Most Improved Apprentice” over the duration of the apprenticeship. The award is given annually by the Merseyside and North Wales Region of the IMechE  to the apprentice from local education/training establishments, who has demonstrated significant improvements during his apprentice period. 



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