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Kirsty Fonseca Testimonial

The facilities at college are so similar to those in the industry, which is great for preparing us for work. My lecturers encouraged me to enter a national competition and I won 1st place with my main dish, and 2nd place with my starter. Part of my prize included 2 days work experience at The Dorchester in London, and whilst I was there I was offered a full time job!

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Kirsty Fonseca Testimonial

The facilities at college are so similar to those in the industry, which is great for preparing us for work. My lecturers encouraged me to enter a national competition and I won 1st place with my main dish, and 2nd place with my starter. Part of my prize included 2 days work experience at The Dorchester in London, and whilst I was there I was offered a full time job!

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Did You Know?

You can do an Apprenticeship or Traineeship with Lincolnshire County Council!

An apprenticeship with Lincolnshire County Council is a real job with a real career and provides the way for young people, aged 16 to 24, to earn while they learn new skills and gain a nationally-recognised qualification. Apprenticeships are an effective and advantageous benefit for employers as they provide a method of meeting resource needs and helping to develop its future workforce. For the council, apprentices can bring in fresh ideas and different ways of working, especially in regard to the use of technology.

Did You Know?

You can do an Apprenticeship or Traineeship with Lincolnshire County Council!

An apprenticeship with Lincolnshire County Council is a real job with a real career and provides the way for young people, aged 16 to 24, to earn while they learn new skills and gain a nationally-recognised qualification. Apprenticeships are an effective and advantageous benefit for employers as they provide a method of meeting resource needs and helping to develop its future workforce. For the council, apprentices can bring in fresh ideas and different ways of working, especially in regard to the use of technology.

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