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Espresso Web Shortlisted for Apprenticeship Award

Espresso Web Shortlisted for Apprenticeship Award

We’re over the moon to announce that we have been shortlisted for the Apprenticeship Award at the Teesside Heat of the North East Business Awards!

Espresso Web’s foundations are built from apprentices, through their hard work and determination to succeed, learn and grow within our company. Without our apprentices, we wouldn’t be who or where we are today, so being shortlisted for the apprenticeships we offer, with such a renowned North East award, is an absolute honour to our business, our team and our roots.

Our Apprentices are a big part of our day to day work activities, we love welcoming young people into our way of business and supporting them to develop their skills and build their career. Espresso Web champions the apprentices of today and is proud to have a 100% employment record when it comes to offering full time jobs once courses have been complete.

This year the awards involve a range of diverse industries from document management experts to storage solution providers, from CCTV experts to manufacturing specialists, nothing but the most innovative companies from across the North East have been selected for the chance to take home this regional business award.

The finalists have been chosen from multiple businesses that entered across 10 categories over three areas including Durham, Sunderland, South Tyneside, Teesside, Tyneside and Northumberland. Those who are successful in their heat will then be put forward for a national award.

To be shortlisted for this award is very exciting and such a great recognition for our hard working team, all of us at Espresso Web would like to congratulate all the finalists and wish everybody the best of luck!

Keep up to date with the latest news of the awards via www.espressoweb.co.uk/news or on social media.

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This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophie Morgan .