North Lanarkshire apprenticeship programme reaches 160 workers

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 16:38 · Archive

More than 160 apprentices are working in North Lanarkshire through a council and Mears training programme.

North Lanarkshire Council and Mears have announced that their apprenticeship programme has passed the 160 workers milestone. The training initiative is part of a wider Enterprise contract designed to support local jobs and skills development.

The scheme plans to expand to support 600 places in total. Recruitment will reopen in February 2027, offering further opportunities for apprentices in the North Lanarkshire area.

North Lanarkshire apprenticeship programme reaches 160 workers — Image: The Herald

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Mears takes on new apprentices through North Lanarkshire schemeThe Herald · 2 Oct, 15:41
North Lanarkshire apprenticeship programme passes 160 workers milestoneGlasgow Times · 2 Oct, 12:40

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