Aerospace apprentices invited to House of Commons

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Friday 19 Apr 2013 6:07 AM

Written byJORDAN DAY

Three aerospace apprenticeships are on a high after being given the chance to visit Parliament.

Matthew Dews, David Firth and Christopher Clarke, all apprentices at Marshall Aerospace in Cambridge, joined South East Cambridgeshire MP Jim Paice at an apprenticeship reception in the House of Commons on Tuesday, April 16.

The event was organised by ADS Group, the aerospace trade association, in recognition of the role of apprentices in the 24 billion UK aerospace industry.

The event follows the launch of the joint industry and Government strategy for the future of UK aerospace through the Aerospace Growth Partnership (AGP), and celebrated the valuable contribution of apprentices.

Sir Jim said: Marshalls is an example of the vibrant and growing UK aerospace industry and, at a time when it can be difficult for young people to find a job, the sector is providing highly-skilled and rewarding apprenticeships all across the UK.

It was a delight to meet Matthew, David and Christopher and I was fascinated to learn about their exciting apprenticeships.

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