Dr Anthony Manning, Director and Dean for Global and Lifelong Learning hosted the event alongside Alan Bikowski, Senior Business Development and Marketing Officer and Betty Johnson, Business Development Manager, at the University of Kent\u2019s Canterbury campus.<\/p>\n
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Our Employer of the Year Awards went to the BBC<\/strong> and Syneos Health<\/strong>. BBC were nominated by students for their commitment to ongoing support and the extended learning opportunities they provide to apprentices on the Level 7 Senior Journalist Apprenticeship<\/a>. Syneos Health also had many nominations from apprentices and academic colleagues. Organisation have apprentices on our various Science Apprenticeship Programmes and have provided support and guidance to the University in shaping the delivery to provide apprentices with best possible experience during their journey.<\/p>\n Across the awards we heard some fantastic stories and achievements. From apprentices who have introduced new techniques and cost-saving solutions to those who have gone above and beyond to take on new roles and achieve personal and professional goals. The awards were voted for by apprenticeship employers, apprentices and academic staff from the University. Each Apprenticeship Standard had a winner and the full list of winners can be viewed below.<\/p>\n Dr Anthony Manning said of the awards, \u201cIt has been wonderful to bring so many of our learners and employers together to celebrate the achievements of the past year and to share our passion for apprenticeships and lifelong learning. We believe in the power of apprenticeships to help grow organisations and provide incredibly valuable experiences to employers’ workforce as they begin or progress through their career. It\u2019s clear from the nominations received and the stories shared by our winners that apprentices and apprenticeships are making a real impact across a range of job roles and organisations.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n Award Categories and Winners<\/strong><\/p>\n Science <\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Level 5 Technician Scientist (ATMP)<\/strong> – Karan Anchan from Vaccitech<\/p>\n Level 5 Technician Scientist (Bioscience)<\/strong> – Holly Rimmer from AstraZenica and Toby Knight from UCB<\/p>\n Level 6 Laboratory Scientist (Bioscience) –<\/strong> Joshua Peck from Reckitt<\/p>\n Level 6 Laboratory Scientist (Chemical Science) –<\/strong> Chloe Fitzgerald from Syngenta<\/p>\n Level 6 Clinical Trial Specialist<\/strong> – Matilda Wyatt from Syneos Health<\/p>\n Level 7 Research Scientist<\/strong> – Daniel Mota from Charles River<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Human and Social Sciences<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Level 6 Professional Economist<\/strong> – Muaadh Tanveerm from Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Law, Society and Social Justice <\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Level 3 Fundraiser – <\/strong>Tinaz Sequiera from Tearfund<\/p>\n Level 4 Policy Officer<\/strong> – Shannen Catalan from Department of Health and Social Care<\/p>\n Level 6 Social Worker<\/strong> – Sophie Brassington from Haringey Council<\/p>\n Level 7 Senior Journalist<\/strong> – Hayley Clarke from the BBC<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Kent Business School <\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Level 6 Chartered Manager (London)<\/strong> – Max Van Den Berg from Transport for London<\/p>\n Level 6 Chartered Manager (Online)<\/strong> – Sadie Smith from Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust<\/p>\n Level 7 Senior Leader MBA<\/strong> – Daniel Hiscock from Parker Steel<\/p>\n Level 7 Senior Leader MSc<\/strong> – Temitope Akinfolarin from NHS Guys and St Thomas Hospital<\/p>\n Level 7 Operational Research Specialist<\/strong> – Aamnah Hanif from HM Revenue and Customs<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Employer and Academic Awards<\/strong><\/p>\n Employer of the Year<\/strong> -BBC and Syneos Health<\/p>\n Academic of the Year<\/strong> \u2013 Dr Lyne Josse<\/p>\n Apprenticeship Advisor of the Year<\/strong> \u2013 Jane Million<\/p>\n Dr Parminder Sandhu Awards for Outstanding Science Apprentices<\/strong> \u2013 Chloe Fitzgerald from Syngenta<\/p>\n The University of Kent has been offering Apprenticeships since 2011 and offer a range of apprenticeships in areas such as science, economics, social work, policy making and business and management.<\/p>\n To find out more about our Higher and Degree Apprenticeships, please email recruitapprenticeships@kent.ac.uk<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"![\"\"](\"http:\/\/blogs.kent.ac.uk\/chda\/files\/2024\/02\/Ceremony-1edit.jpg\")
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