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In pictures: The 2021 GloucestershireLive Apprentice Awards

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Sue HallEditorial Events Manager

15:26, 14 OCT 2021

Zoe Carter, Apprentice of the Year (Image: Simon Pizzey)

Guests, finalists and winners enjoyed the annual GloucestershireLive Apprenticeship Awards at the Kingsholm Stadium on Wednesday, October 13.

The event, hosted by BBC Points West reporter Steve Knibbs, celebrated the best and brightest learners in the county and the companies helping them to succeed.

Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust’s Zoe Carter was named Outstanding Apprentice of the Year in the Health, Wellbeing, Care & Education category, as well as the overall Gloucestershire Apprentice of the Year.

The full list of winners:

Gloucestershire Apprentice of the Year

Zoe Carter, Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust

Outstanding Contribution to Apprenticeships in Gloucestershire, sponsored by

Stacey Robinson, Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust

Employer of the Year, sponsored by

Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust

Gloucestershire Apprenticeship Training Provider of the Year, sponsored by

Gloucestershire College

Outstanding Apprentice of the Year (Business, Administrative & Financial Services), sponsored by

Evie England, Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation

Outstanding Apprentice of the Year (Construction), sponsored by

Will Hollands, CIA Fire and Security Ltd

Outstanding Apprentice of the Year (Engineering, Manufacturing, Energy & Electrical), sponsored by

Lewis Kempson, Dowty Propellers

Outstanding Apprentice of the Year (Public Services), Sponsored by BusinessLive

Lucy Hanman, Stroud District Council

Outstanding Apprentice of the Year (Health, Wellbeing, Care & Education), Sponsored By

Zoe Carter, Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust

Outstanding Apprentice of the Year (Technology, Digital & Creative Sector), sponsored by

Amy Harker, 71A

Employer of the Year, Gloucestershire Health Care NHS Foundation Trust
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Will Hollands, Outstanding Apprentice of the Year (Construction)
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Emma Slee, Reach plc Regional Editor
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Arren Kinder, operations director at Messier-Bugatti-Dowty
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