Hawk Apprentice on BBC Radio London

A second apprentice from The London Academy of Apprenticeships will be interviewed live on the Breakfast Show on BBC Radio London today.

Art-loving Jordan Lewis, aged 21, achieved a two-year apprenticeship at the world-famous Design Museum, thanks to Hawk Training in Twickenham, who have created The London Academy of Apprenticeships.

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Product Placement in Grand Designs

Grand Designs magazine showcases four products by leading homewares brand Ecology in the March edition of their magazine, out now.

Ecology’s latest kitchenware collection is available from upmarket stores including John Lewis and Waitrose.

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HR Public Relations Client in The Sun

A star apprentice from The London Academy of Apprenticeships features in The Sun today.

Kayleigh Harris, aged 20, who works as a sales apprentice for celebrity fashion brand Kleshna appears in Britain’s best-selling newspaper.

Hawk Training in Twickenham hired PR Superstar to raise awareness about the £1 million Academy.

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Open Dental Share Kissability Secrets

Award-winning dental hygienist Henriette Brown shares her Valentine’s Day top tips about how to be kissable with MSN

Henriette, of PR Superstar healthcare client Open Dental Care in Islington, was voted the ‘Best Dental Care Professional in London’ at the National Dentistry Awards.

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TV ‘Dragon’ Theo Paphitis Partners with Hawk

WITH ‘National Apprenticeship Week’ just days away, Theo Paphitis, former apprentice and retail expert, is calling on UK companies to continue to invest in apprenticeships despite the economic slump.

More than 100 existing Ryman staff have been put through their paces on Apprenticeship Programmes, thanks to a partnership between Ryman and Hawk Training, a PR Superstar client.

Theo Paphitis, star of TV’s Dragons’ Den and Chairman of Ryman Stationery said: “The great thing about apprenticeships is that people can earn while they learn.”

 

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