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Charities invest in ‘homegrown talent’

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Charities invest in ‘homegrown talent’
Pictured, from left to right, are Asami Piper, Shaun Hope, Jane Ruffer, Makosi McCaskill and Darcie Cooper

Two County Durham charities are creating new apprenticeship opportunities as part of efforts to develop local talent and strengthen their workforces.


Bishop Auckland-based The Auckland Project and Angel Trust have each recruited a business administration apprentice in partnership with Bishop Auckland College.


The apprentices will gain experience in customer service and administration while supporting the organisations’ day-to-day activities.


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