Tying in with National Apprenticeship Week and the theme “Skills For Life”, the awards will also recognise employers who have provided incredible support and skills development opportunities for their apprentices.
There are different categories with prizes available - the winners of ‘Apprentice of the Year’ and ‘Apprentice Ambassador of the Year’ will each receive a framed award certificate and shopping vouchers. The ‘Employer of the Year’ winners will receive a framed award certificate and engraved glassware acknowledging their achievement.
Anyone who wants to submit a nomination can do so from Monday 6 February by clicking on any of the categories, linked in the rest of this article.
Level 5 Apprentice of the Year
Level 6 Apprentice of the Year
Level 7 Apprentice of the Year
How to nominate
The award application for each category will contain three brief questions about the nominee’s achievements and why the nominee deserves to win. All nominations will be anonymised and judged by a panel of colleagues from across the university. The award applications will be open from 09:00 on Monday 6 February until 17:00 on Friday 31 March.