Congratulations to our 2023 Apprenticeship Awards winners!

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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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