Welcome to our new apprentices!
19 October 2022
We would like you to meet our apprentices of 2022!
We would like to say a HUGE thank you to our amazing apprentices who are all a crucial part of the Carpenters Group team!
(From left to right ; Kelsie Caroll, Beth McMahon-Bell, Freya Schumann, Eve O'Leary, Marcus Haslam and Max Griffiths)
Kelsie Carroll
"I am 18 years old and have just left Birkenhead Sixth Form College where I studied Law, Business and Psychology. After receiving my exam results, despite doing well, I decided University was not for me. I then decided an apprenticeship was going to benefit me much more and would help me to begin the career I want."
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Beth McMahon-Bell
"I came to Carpenters Group in August from Sixth Form where I studied English Literature, Politics and History. I am completing the paralegal apprenticeship and chose to do this as an alternative route to University because I believed I would gain vital experience to pursue a career in law that University could not offer. Whilst studying one day per week, I will be working alongside professionals and will gain a wide range of knowledge and skills."
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Freya Schumann
"I am 18 and I went to Broughton Hall Sixth Form where I studied Health and Social Care, Media and Business. I knew that I did not want to go to University and I realised that an apprenticeship was the best option for me to kickstart my career."
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Eve O’Leary
"I have recently finished Sixth Form where I studied Media, Health and Social Care and Sociology. Whilst I was studying I also worked for Carpenters Group FRU team part-time. I decided that I did not want to go to University and applied for the admin apprenticeship in the legal team."
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Marcus Haslam
"I am 18 years old and went to Merchant Taylors’ Boy's School and completed A-levels in Economics, History and Business Studies. I am now completing the HR apprenticeship at Carpenters Group as I did not feel that attending University was the right choice for me."
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Max Griffiths
"I went to College and completed a BTEC in Coaching and was awarded an extended Diploma in Coaching whilst working part time at Mcdonalds. I chose to complete the admin apprenticeship and decided on this route to gain experience and learn new skills."
