Manufacturing may not always have been the best environment in which to see female professional talent shine. But times are changing, and many companies are now finding that their highest flying apprentices are among the gradually swelling ranks of young women entering the industry. TM highlights some of Britain’s finest female prodigies showcased during National Apprenticeship Week last month.
Beth Pickering – Airbus Beth Pickering began her career at aircraft manufacturer Airbus in September 2006, after leaving school with 11 GCSEs. She started out as an electrical craft apprentice, has since progressed through a higher level apprenticeship and will soon receive a NVQ Level 4 engineering leadership and foundation degree in aeronautical manufacturing. In…
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