Published on : Thursday, March 19, 2015
United Kingdom Prime Minister David Cameron has hosted the kitchen, bathroom products manufacturer JJO apprentices at National Apprentice Week last week where he has launched degree apprenticeships.
Member of Parliament Rossendale has accompanied customer service apprentices Megan Bateson, 19, and Anne Levelle, 18, and apprentice forklift truck engineer Zak Craven, 20, were at BAE Systems in Warton, Preston.
Bateson, customer service apprentices has been awarded a full time job at JJO. Bateson, 19, who has been offered a full-time position at JJO following the end of her year-long apprenticeship in customer service, told The Lancashire Telegraph: “He was asking us what we all did with the company and if business was good. I told him I worked in the warehouse doing different jobs and yes the business was busy.”
Tags: JJO, National Apprentice Week, Prime Minister David Cameron
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