PLANES, BOMBS AND WEATHER REPORTING…..IT’S ALL IN A DAY’S WORK FOR RAF VETERAN LEROY BLAKE
Leroy Blake, Training Area Operative at Holbeach in the East Region, tells us about his exciting and unusual role.
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF…A SITE MANAGER
Former RAF Air Traffic Controller Billy Livingstone tells us about life as a Site Manager at AWRs’ Tain and Cape Wrath in Scotland.
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF…A TRAINING AREA OPERATIVE
Tina worked as a Countryside Warden for 15 years before joining Landmarc as a part time Training Area Operative. Read her story here.
A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT. A REWARDING CAREER
Reservist Antony McCarten, Training Area Operative at Nesscliff Camp in Wales and West, shares his story about balancing a civilian life with military commitments.
YOU GET OUT WHAT YOU PUT IN
We’ve been talking about the Apprenticeship Levy and how it is enabling us to invest in our employees’ skills. Read Ryan Warren one of our Training Area Operatives, who shares his thoughts on the rewards of studying for a further qualification.
A FULL DAY’S WORKING – AND LEARNING
We have spent this week celebrating the achievements of just a few of our apprentices and we finish the week by talking to Alex Abel, one of our National Service Centre Agents who proves that, working – and learning – really do go hand in hand.
HOW APPRENTICESHIPS WORK FOR ME
Today we are focusing on one of our rural apprentices, Jasmine Atkinson who has recently taken up the challenge of starting a new apprenticeship with Landmarc, four years in to her career.
APPRENTICESHIPS WORK FOR ME
In our first year of using the Apprenticeship Levy through our Landmarc Academy, we have used over 80 per cent of the levy fund. During this week’s National Apprenticeship Week, take a look at Tom Davidson’s story, one of our employees that is benefiting from the fund.
IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN
As this week is National Apprenticeship Week, we asked Gary Ford, a Training Area Team Leader at Pirbright ranges in Surrey, who is currently undertaking management training, to share his thoughts on the benefits of continuous learning.
NOTHING TO LOSE AND EVERYTHING TO GAIN
Today marks the start of National Apprenticeship Week and over the next few days we’re celebrating the contribution our apprentices are making to our business. Sheila Smith, one of our Administration Supervisors, explains why she took the plunge and decided to study for an additional qualification while working full time.