Gestamp Apprentices Go Permanent
In the middle of 2022, we were approached by our partner Gestamp Tallent to help address a skills shortage within the business. Gestamp had their own skill shortage issue in the form of Welding staff, likewise with many businesses all over the country.
The following months saw us work together to develop a bespoke apprenticeship programme with the primary focus of delivering skilled manufacturing staff with an emphasis on Welding in order to address and fulfil the skill shortage. The apprentices were enrolled on a Lean Manufacturing Operative Level 2 qualification which was co-delivered by GEM Partnership and Gestamp’s own trainers who embedded key delivery specific to welding and robot recovery.
We are now excited to share the news that thirteen apprentices from our first cohort have successfully passed there qualification and gained a permanent contract through their hard work, commitment and GEM’s collaborative partnership with Gestamp.
We’d like to offer our congratulations to: Connor O’Neil, Dominic Melaney, Jack Hannant, Kane Robson, Charles Bell, Ben McMenamin, Jack Collier, Raheem Mohammed, Nathan Williams, Oliver Butterfield, Ethan Beadle, Tayib Uddin and Liam Cowell (pictured below).
GEM’s Account Manager for Gestamp, Stacey Spence says:
Recruitment isn’t just about supplying the client to fill their required positions, in this dynamic market it’s about futureproofing our candidates skillset to match the demands of the client. Our path to success lies in embracing the changes and fostering a centric approach by consulting with the candidate and the client at every stage of the journey.
We source and attract candidates who can thrive within the working environment by providing the right skills to support the evolving talent requirements to meet the skills shortages of the sector and create a sustainable workforce, which drives innovation and growth.
Together we can build a stronger future for our clients and candidates.
GEM Partnership provides apprenticeships across the manufacturing industry in the North of England supporting the upskill of workforce talent as part of succession planning, as well as the recruitment of apprentices. Find out more about our wide range of training courses and apprenticeship vacancies here.
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