bespoke apprentice Review

I have learned a lot of new skills like working with veneer, using machines to speed up processes. I have also developed my attention to detail and my creative design skills.

I have really liked learning new skills which test my preexisting skills and make me adapt what I already know to what I'm learning. I have really liked meeting mew people and developing my ability to work with the people around me. I however dislike the delay between practical tasks as it can take a while to make progress in certain jobs I have been doing. this is due to bad communication between either departments or colleges to their immediate superiors.

In terms of structure to my program this is very good as its set placements and areas I'm told to work in. this avoids confusion between my working and learning and alien's it with the production staff. this helps me make more progress faster and helps streamline my learning.

there is a good amount of support my employer as there is always someone who is there to help or someone who can refer you to someone who can help. however this can be a negative as you can be told to talk what seems like an unnecessary amount of people for answers.

I get a lot of support from my collage teacher, he is very helpful and has helped me develop my practical skills in furniture making.

I feel like the course is longer than it needs to be in terms of being at collage. I feel like it could be condensed more

there are many charity events, fund raiser and team building days we can attend.

Yes

It helps you learn is a very safe environment that encourages you to learn and push yourself

i would tell people who want to be a rolls Royce apprentice to be sure in what you want to achieve and stay disciplined as well as being patient