Congratulations to our 2023 Apprenticeship Awards winners!

Congratulations to our 2023 Apprenticeship Awards winners!

Patrycja Kozak, winner of the Rising Star award, celebrating with her colleagues on Coln Ward.

In celebration of National Apprenticeship Week (6-12 February), the Apprenticeship and Widening Access team hosted their annual virtual GHC Apprenticeship Awards last Friday (10 February).

These annual awards are a celebration of our current and recently-completed apprentices and those who support them, and recognise all of their hard work, passion and commitment.

The Apprenticeship and Widening Access team would like to say a huge well done to all those who were nominated, a big thank you to those who nominated their colleagues, our judges, and congratulations to all our winners!

 

And the winners are…

 

  • Team Player Award

    Maisie Cuthbert – Apprentice Recruitment Assistant

 

  • Kindness Award

    Sabina Yakub – Wellbeing Line

 

  • Motivational Mentor Award

    Bethany Taylor – Clinical Psychologist, Wotton Lawn Hospital

 

  • Making a Difference Award

    Tom Lindsey – Finance Apprentice

 

  • Rising Star Award

    Patrycja Kozak – HCA at Cirencester Hospital

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