NEWS
30 January 2025
In an extraordinary achievement, Quartzelec apprentice Jamie Hurst, third year apprentice from Rugby, has been awarded the prestigious ‘Apprentice of the Year’ title by Midland Group Training Services (MGTS) for a second year, highlighting Jamie’s exceptional dedication, skill development, and innovative contributions throughout his apprenticeship journey.
Jamie has consistently demonstrated excellence in both technical aptitude and leadership qualities and over the past year, Jamie has earned widespread recognition from colleagues and mentors alike.
“Winning this award again is an incredible honour,” Jamie said “It’s a reflection of the support I’ve received from my mentors, my peers, my Quartzelec colleagues and the training team at MGTS. I am deeply grateful for this recognition.”
The Apprentice of the Year award celebrates individuals who embody excellence in vocational training and serve as an inspiration for future generations of apprentices. This year, Jamie stood out among hundreds of talented candidates for his innovative problem-solving skills and commitment to continuous learning.
MGTS’s Ruth Plane, Quality and Compliance Manager at MGTS, praised Jamie’s accomplishments, stating, “Jamie has consistently displayed an exceptional level of effort and dedication throughout the year. His commitment to producing high quality work in his assignments has set a benchmark for excellence. Reflecting on his passion for engineering, his unwavering focus and determination to succeed have been evident in every aspect of his studies earning him well deserved recognition among his peers and tutors. Jamies achievements not only highlights his achievements as a learner but also underlines his potential for a bright and successful career in engineering.”
Jamie’s success story is a testament to the value of apprenticeships in shaping the future workforce and providing opportunities for young professionals to thrive, contributing to the growth of talent within the organisation and the industry. Jamie continues to solidify his place as a standout figure in the apprenticeship community, inspiring others to strive for excellence and embrace the opportunities that vocational training offers.