This month, I would like to introduce you to the latest addition to our team. James Copper joined us in the role of apprentice Desktop Support Engineer at the beginning of April. We are incredibly pleased to welcome James on board.

 
Having received approximately 50 applications from one local advertisement, James stood out as an exceptional candidate. Eighteen-year-old James Copper joins the company as part of Microsoft’s ‘Britain Works’ apprenticeship scheme for Microsoft Partners. The scheme was launched in 2010 to bring 16 to 18 year olds into the industry. The apprenticeship will give over a year of intensive training and examinations alongside a hands-on role in a real support environment. Completion of the apprenticeship scheme will see ex-St Bede’s student James qualified as a Microsoft Desktop Support Engineer.

I’m quite sure that our customers will be as impressed as we have been when they have the chance to meet or talk to James.

I would also like to take the opportunity to thank everyone who offered their words of support and sponsorship for the charity ride to Pompeii in September in which I’m taking part. It is very much appreciated and all for a fantastic cause. Just as a reminder:

click here to read about the cause

and

click here to kindly make a donation.

I hope you all have a lovely Easter and Royal Wedding!

Kind regards
Phil Astell