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22 December 2009 | Make UK − Apprentices and Skills

Future engineers train at EEF Technology Center

The EEF Technology Center has offered 50 apprentice places to young people who are seeking apprenticeships within the manufacturing sector.

As the manufacturing industry recovers during 2010 EEF will have these young people, who are available for emplyment with manufacturing companies, partly trained. Companies can contact the EEF and interview these young people, see the work they have produced and see their progress reports.

EEF are also able to arrange work experience for these young people so that companies get an exact fit in terms of skill sets. In addition, EEF will fully support any company employing these bright young people to continue their apprentice training.

Other Press Releases from Make UK − Apprentices and Skills

10/7/2009 - EEF gives University of Birmingham students a taste of manufacturing The School of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Birmingham and EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation has linked up to give 73 first year undergraduates a taste of manufacturing to prepare them for their future career.
26/1/2009 - National quality mark equals national recognition for Technology Centre Birmingham based organisation, EEF Technology Centre has been accredited with the nationally recognised quality mark for organisations that provide support to individuals to make learning and work more accessible − the matrix Standard.
26/1/2009 - Doors thrown open to Birmingham engineering workshops February 18th sees the first in a series of open days for EEF Technology Centre
17/11/2008 - Birmingham Company Transformed by Train to Gain Initiative Nine team leaders employed by Frank Allart in Birmingham have been awarded their ILM Team Leader award (NVQ2) funded through the train to gain initiative.