GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is supporting 200 people across 40 plus small organisations to gain skills and qualifications. GSK has used its Apprenticeship levy to help a range of smaller businesses and charities use apprenticeships to support their workforce through the Government’s levy transfer initiative.
One company to benefit from the funding is Yunus & Eliza, a Cotswolds based company who made jewellery used in the massive hit TV show Game of Thrones. To support their jewellery business, the company purchased a Foundry, Priory Cast Products, and needed apprentices. GSK, working with its academic partner the National Physics Lab (NPL),…
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