Achievements of Over 100 Apprentices Celebrated at Graduation Ceremony
The accomplishments and commitment of more than 100 apprentices from across Wales were honored by a work-based learning provider at a graduation ceremony in Mid Wales on Tuesday, 4 November. Cambrian Training Company hosted the event in Llanelwedd, coinciding with the Mid Wales leg of the Roadtrip to Excellence Team Wales torch relay. This relay celebrates Wales hosting the WorldSkills UK National Finals apprenticeship competition for the first time, taking place from November 25 to 28.
Congratulatory Message from Cambrian Training Company
“You are not just building your careers, you are shaping the future of Wales. The skills you’ve gained are tools. How you use them, adapt them and build with them is your next chapter. Keep learning, growing and remember: every challenge is a chance to shape your future.”
— Faith O’Brien, Managing Director of Cambrian Training Company
Faith O’Brien highlighted that over 540 apprentices completed their frameworks in the last six months, describing their journeys as “stories of growth, resilience and ambition.”
Graduates from the Supported Shared Apprenticeship Programme
Five apprentices graduated at the Llanelwedd ceremony after completing their apprenticeships through Cambrian Training’s supported shared apprenticeship scheme:
- Holly Curtis – Level 2 Cleaning and Support Services Skills
- Alaw Williams – Level 2 Diploma in Hospitality Services
- Dion Dimitrakis – Level 2 Diploma in Business Administration
- Matthew Ball – Level 2 Diploma in Business Administration
- Malachi De Jesus – Level 2 Diploma in Business Administration
The ceremony celebrated their dedication and positioned them as part of Wales' skilled future workforce.
Author's summary: Over 100 Welsh apprentices were honored for their dedication and skill development at a Cambrian Training graduation, highlighting their vital role in shaping Wales' future workforce.
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