Ryde based company establishes successful Apprenticeship Program to kick-start careers for young talent
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Daniel Rogers from Lake completes his 3-year apprenticeship at IOW Group, with an additional three apprentices well on their way to gaining higher education qualifications. 


Ryde company IOW Group invests in training and developing apprentices who seek to gain specialist skills and knowledge within the field of engineering and logistics. Over the years, IOW Group have established a year-on-year intake of enthusiastic individuals who study towards their engineering qualification, whilst gaining practical hands-on experience and support from knowledgeable colleagues.

IOW Group Apprenticeship Programme

Now a qualified CNC Machinist, Daniel is an integral member of the production team who make precision parts for world-leading centrifugal filtration systems which are distributed to customers all over the globe. 


Daniel says “I’ve had great support from my team members here at IOW Group. I’ve been able to put theory into practice and gain valuable hands-on experience which adds to my professional career progression. I’m delighted to have finished my apprenticeship and land a full-time role within the Production Team.


Brett Nicholls, Managing Director at IOW Group says “we’re proud to be able to offer local, young talent opportunities within their field of interest, supporting apprentices with their education, but also providing valuable hands-on experience within mechanical manufacturing. Our apprentices have the scope to work with large-scale machinery, manufacturing products and solutions that are delivered to customers around the globe.” 


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