Score Celebrates Success of Largest Year of Time-Served Apprentices
On the 9th and 10th of January at the Tufted Duck Hotel, St Combs, Score Group plc held its annual Apprentice Award Ceremony to celebrate the successes of the Scotland based apprentices. Over the 2 days, approximately 250 apprentices attended along with company directors and mentors, and were also joined by special guests from North East Scotland College (NESCol), Developing the Young Workforce (DYW), Aberdeenshire Council, and Mintlaw Academy.
Opening the event on day one was Conrad Ritchie, Non-executive Chairman of Score (Europe) Limited then on day two, Scott Will, Managing Director of Score (Europe) Limited. Both gave similar welcome messages including New Year wishes, and congratulations to all the forthcoming award winners, with Scott extending that message to the apprentices that were to receive their time-served papers. He expressed that these will be the most important documents for their future careers.
2019 was an exciting year for Score, achieving a record turnover, opening new premises and gaining new contracts. 2019 also saw Score, in collaboration with Mintlaw Academy, win the Inspiring Futures award at the Northern Star Business Awards, further promoting Score’s commitment to inspiring local young people to achieve their career goals.
Over the past 12 months, all of the trainees’ performances were monitored to allow worthy award winners to be selected. These awards included the Competency Progress Award, and Annual Safety Award 2019.
The two most significant awards handed out were the Administration Trainee of the Year and the Charles Buchan Ritchie Award for Engineering Apprentice of the Year. As recognition for winning the award, the Engineering Apprentice of the Year will be given the opportunity to undertake a 6 month secondment at any Score location worldwide.
Following the award ceremony, the opportunity was given to recognise the hard work performed by apprentices who have finished their 6 year service with Score as they were handed their ‘Time Served’ papers. This year Score saw a record-breaking 56 engineering apprentices collect their papers, including 6 from Cowdenbeath, and a further 3 Administration apprentices.
After the celebratory meal, a number of presentations were given by Score directors discussing health and safety, and mental health. Most importantly, they congratulated the award winners and Time-Served trainees and thanked all those who helped apprentices achieve their papers.
Score Group plc is committed to providing young people with an award winning apprenticeship programme and employs over 300 apprentices worldwide across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Australia. Visit our website for more information on our apprenticeships, and view our current vacancies.
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