Winner of the National Apprenticeship Award, Liebherr-Great Britain Ltd. in Biggleswade has reason to be proud! The Awards, run by the National Apprenticeship Service, recognise excellence in two areas: businesses that grow their own talent with apprentices and apprentices who have made a significant contribution to their workplaces.
“We are continually expanding and apprenticeships are now an integral part of the strategy, identifying enthusiastic individuals that can be developed from the ground up and are real assets to the company, bringing productivity, motivation and cost efficiencies,” says Lee Mason, Apprentice Programme Manager at Liebherr-Great Britain Ltd., at the ceremony.
The team from Liebherr was not only presented with the prestigious Award but also mentioned on the prestigious Top 100 Apprenticeship Employer list. High recognition indeed as this list, compiled annually by the National Apprenticeship Service and sponsored by City & Guilds, concentrates on identifying excellence in businesses that employ apprentices.
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