Apprentice #2 for Complete FS

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Complete FS has announced the appointment of its second apprentice in a scheme which began last year.

Samantha Miselbrook joins the team as its latest apprentice, exactly a year after Tayla Gurasz-Gordon completed her first year as Complete’s first achieving NVQ certificate levels 1 and 2 in office administration.

The latter is now engaged in taking her advanced apprentice qualification with Complete FS, which will lead to NVQ level 3.

Tony Salentino, a director at the distributor, said the scheme has been a great success for the business, as well as Gurasz-Gordon.

He said: “We are delighted with the way in which Tayla has performed. Not only has she been a real asset for us, but she has been able to develop her skills and notch up valuable qualifications through the NVQ system, which will be of value to her as she continues her career with us or moves to pastures new in the future.

“Investment in the youth of this country is something which should be at the heart off every business. Our experience has been fantastic and I hope that more firms in our industry will follow our lead.

“We are looking forward to seeing Samantha follow in Tayla’s footsteps as she embarks on her NVQ’s in office administration.”

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