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Month: November 2017

GSK apprentices wins East of England Higher or Degree Apprentice of the Year

By hmjs | 16 November 2017

GlaxoSmithKline Laboratory Analyst Apprentice, Charlotte Hughes, won ‘Higher or Degree Apprentice of the Year’ at the East of England celebration of the National Apprenticeship Awards … Read more

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