ECA 2018 Apprentice of the Year - Revision history

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	* Tackling the construction skills shortage.		* Tackling the construction skills shortage.

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	* Construction apprenticeships.		* Construction apprenticeships.
	* Construction Industry Training Board CITB.		* Construction Industry Training Board CITB.
		+	* ECA apprentice secondment service.
	* ECA articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.		* ECA articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.
	* EIC apprentice support programme.		* EIC apprentice support programme.
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	* BSRIA call for more vocational training.		* BSRIA call for more vocational training.
	* BSRIA calls on industry to get involved with National Apprenticeship Week 2019.		* BSRIA calls on industry to get involved with National Apprenticeship Week 2019.
		+	* Careers in the electrotechnical industry.
	* Construction apprentice earnings.		* Construction apprentice earnings.
	* Construction apprenticeships.		* Construction apprenticeships.

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	* Construction Industry Training Board CITB.		* Construction Industry Training Board CITB.
	* ECA articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.		* ECA articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.
−	* EIC apprentice support programme.
	* EIC apprentice support programme.		* EIC apprentice support programme.
	* Employment status: a concise guide.		* Employment status: a concise guide.

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	For more information and to enter, visit [http://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson http://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson].		For more information and to enter, visit [http://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson http://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson].
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		+	This article was originally published on the [https://www.eca.co.uk/blog/may-2019/2018-apprentice-of-the-year-jack-teasdale-on-his-y ECA Blog] on 3 May 2019.

	--[[User:ECA\|ECA]]		--[[User:ECA\|ECA]]

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	\| Jack Teasdale, of Opus Building Services Ltd, won the ECA Edmundson Apprentice of the Year Award for 2018.		\| Jack Teasdale, of Opus Building Services Ltd, won the ECA Edmundson Apprentice of the Year Award for 2018.
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−	For ~~over~~ 40 years, the ECA Edmundson Award has been the premier training award in the electrotechnical industry ~~and aims to recognise~~ outstanding apprentices working for ECA members. The finalists should not only have good technical skills (having recently passed their AM2 and completed their apprenticeship), but also be role models for others in the industry.	+	For more than 40 years, the ECA Edmundson Award has been the premier training award in the electrotechnical industry, recognising outstanding apprentices working for ECA members. The finalists should not only have good technical skills (having recently passed their AM2 and completed their apprenticeship), but also be role models for others in the industry.

	The winner will be involved with ECA campaigns and events throughout the year and will also receive an array of prizes from Edmundson Electrical including a cheque for £1500, a state-of-the-art toolkit and a unique trip overseas. There are also great prizes for the two other finalists.		The winner will be involved with ECA campaigns and events throughout the year and will also receive an array of prizes from Edmundson Electrical including a cheque for £1500, a state-of-the-art toolkit and a unique trip overseas. There are also great prizes for the two other finalists.

−	Past winners of the ECA Edmundson Award have gone on to a range of careers, including running their own companies ~~here~~ in the UK and taking high profile jobs internationally.	+	Past winners of the ECA Edmundson Award have gone on to a range of careers, including running their own companies in the UK and taking high profile jobs internationally.

	In the 8 months since winning the award, Jack has seen his career progress in leaps and bounds. Read his thoughts below and enter (or nominate someone) to become the next ECA Edmundson Apprentice of the Year in 2019 [https://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson here].		In the 8 months since winning the award, Jack has seen his career progress in leaps and bounds. Read his thoughts below and enter (or nominate someone) to become the next ECA Edmundson Apprentice of the Year in 2019 [https://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson here].
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	* New apprentice levy funding model.		* New apprentice levy funding model.
	* Protection for apprenticeships.		* Protection for apprenticeships.
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	* Tackling the construction skills shortage.		* Tackling the construction skills shortage.

	[[Category:Education]] [[Category:News]]		[[Category:Education]] [[Category:News]]

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		+	\| Jack Teasdale, of Opus Building Services Ltd, won the ECA Edmundson Apprentice of the Year Award for 2018.
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	For over 40 years, the ECA Edmundson Award has been the premier training award in the electrotechnical industry and aims to recognise outstanding apprentices working for ECA members. The finalists should not only have good technical skills (having recently passed their AM2 and completed their apprenticeship), but also be role models for others in the industry.		For over 40 years, the ECA Edmundson Award has been the premier training award in the electrotechnical industry and aims to recognise outstanding apprentices working for ECA members. The finalists should not only have good technical skills (having recently passed their AM2 and completed their apprenticeship), but also be role models for others in the industry.

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	In the 8 months since winning the award, Jack has seen his career progress in leaps and bounds. Read his thoughts below and enter (or nominate someone) to become the next ECA Edmundson Apprentice of the Year in 2019 [https://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson here].		In the 8 months since winning the award, Jack has seen his career progress in leaps and bounds. Read his thoughts below and enter (or nominate someone) to become the next ECA Edmundson Apprentice of the Year in 2019 [https://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson here].

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	Since winning the award, I’ve been given new opportunities at work, which has been great, and I’ve been moved up to a supervisory level. I believe that the award has given me more confidence in my abilities and my knowledge, which has helped me hugely in my new role.		Since winning the award, I’ve been given new opportunities at work, which has been great, and I’ve been moved up to a supervisory level. I believe that the award has given me more confidence in my abilities and my knowledge, which has helped me hugely in my new role.

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	To anyone thinking of entering for the next Award, I would say, go for it! It’s a great opportunity to gain a well-respected accolade. During the process I also gained experience, skills and confidence which have all helped me in my career so far.		To anyone thinking of entering for the next Award, I would say, go for it! It’s a great opportunity to gain a well-respected accolade. During the process I also gained experience, skills and confidence which have all helped me in my career so far.
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	For more information and to enter, visit [http://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson http://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson].		For more information and to enter, visit [http://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson http://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson].

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Jack Teasdale, of Opus Building Services Ltd, won the ECA Edmundson Apprentice of the Year Award for 2018.

For over 40 years, the ECA Edmundson Award has been the premier training award in the electrotechnical industry and aims to recognise outstanding apprentices working for ECA members. The finalists should not only have good technical skills (having recently passed their AM2 and completed their apprenticeship), but also be role models for others in the industry.

The winner will be involved with ECA campaigns and events throughout the year and will also receive an array of prizes from Edmundson Electrical including a cheque for £1500, a state-of-the-art toolkit and a unique trip overseas. There are also great prizes for the two other finalists.

Past winners of the ECA Edmundson Award have gone on to a range of careers, including running their own companies here in the UK and taking high profile jobs internationally.

In the 8 months since winning the award, Jack has seen his career progress in leaps and bounds. Read his thoughts below and enter (or nominate someone) to become the next ECA Edmundson Apprentice of the Year in 2019 [https://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson here].

Since winning the award, I’ve been given new opportunities at work, which has been great, and I’ve been moved up to a supervisory level. I believe that the award has given me more confidence in my abilities and my knowledge, which has helped me hugely in my new role.

In terms of career progression, the last year has been really positive. My employer has shown trust in me to allow me to control and complete two projects at a supervisory level. The two projects gave me an excellent opportunity to learn and gain experience, and I was offered support throughout. I’m currently in the process of my third project and I’m thoroughly enjoying the challenge.

As an ambassador for apprentices in the industry, I think it is important to spread the message that, contrary to misconceptions, apprenticeships are a potential gateway to a rewarding, diverse and well-paid career.

When I was leaving school, I received advice from successful people in the industry about which path would help me achieve my goals, and decided an apprenticeship was the best route for me. My career progression in a short number of years is proof that this was the right choice.

By choosing an apprenticeship, you can gain unrivalled experience in the industry which will help you to work confidently and effectively. Within the electrical sector, I’ve found that my career has been varied and rewarding, both financially and emotionally – this is not always the case for my peers who went down the university route.

To anyone thinking of entering for the next Award, I would say, go for it! It’s a great opportunity to gain a well-respected accolade. During the process I also gained experience, skills and confidence which have all helped me in my career so far.

For more information and to enter, visit [http://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson http://www.eca.co.uk/edmundson].

--[[User:ECA|ECA]]

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* BSRIA call for more vocational training.
* BSRIA calls on industry to get involved with National Apprenticeship Week 2019.
* Construction apprentice earnings.
* Construction apprenticeships.
* Construction Industry Training Board CITB.
* ECA articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.
* EIC apprentice support programme.
* EIC apprentice support programme.
* Employment status: a concise guide.
* National vocational qualification.
* New apprentice levy funding model.
* Protection for apprenticeships.
* Skills.
* Tackling the construction skills shortage.

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