We’ve found our second apprentice (please don’t tell Sir Alan)

Regular readers will remember that we’ve been working with Employ Thanet to find two apprentices who want to enter our world of creativity and community. Kim Steward came aboard in June and our second apprentice, Rebecca Hughes, joined the studio (and tea rota) in August.

We welcome Rebecca and her impressive organisational skills – she ran shop-openings for Wilkinsons and juggles a home, a job, and three month-old daughter Millie.

Note to Sir Alan: You’re too late. And our sea-views beat your shouty showdowns any day of the week.

We’re pleased to welcome one apprentice, Kim Steward but we need one more

We worked with Employ Thanet to find two apprentices who wanted to enter our world of creativity and community, and were prepared to grind through the details that deliver a successful project. Kim Steward joined in July and has already meshed with the well-oiled Marine Studios machine. Outside of office hours you may see Kim on stage at a stand-up comedy night or out and about in her role as a reviewer for Hipster, a soon-to-be-published Thanet events magazine.

Our apprentices will get an Edexcel Level 2 NVQ Certificate in Business and Administration (QCF) when they’ve worked with us for one year.

If you’d like to come on board as a paid apprentice, email your CV and a short letter (250 words max – we’ll count ‘em) toinfo@marinestudios.co.uk