Christeyns, manufacturer and supplier of detergents and supporting chemicals for the UK laundry sector, has recently taken on four new apprentices.
Isabel Hardwick has joined the firm as apprentice quality control technician following success in her A level examinations. Her apprenticeship will last four years and incorporates working towards a BSc (Honours) in Chemistry at Bradford University.
Danny Clarke and Tom Grundell have both taken up two-year apprenticeships as HGV drivers. During this time, they will study to obtain an NVQ Level 2 in Supply Chain and Warehousing, as well as their LGV C+E (Class 1) licences.
Most recently, Bradley Jones took on the role of business administration apprentice, after previously working for Christeyns on a temporary contract in the powder production department. His apprenticeship will run for two years and include studying for a Level 3 qualification in Business Administration.
The four new apprentices join chemical engineering apprentice Harry Coop, now in his second year of studying at Bradford University to achieve a BSc (Honours) in Chemistry, and Hena Arif, a QHSE technician, who will study a Level 3 Health, Safety and Environmental qualification in 2022.
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Christeyns grows apprentice numbers
Published 24th January, 2022 by Neil Nixon
