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VE Day marked the end of World War Two in Europe. Huge crowds took to the streets on 8 May 1945 to sing, dance and rejoice after nearly six years of war. SIGTA staff will be observing a two minute silence at 12.00 today.
Last pic is my Dad George on the right with their Daimler scout vehicle - he was in reconnaissance throughout the war. They took terrible risks being out in front of the allied forces in Europe. I am sure he was happy enough to hear that war was over on this day 80 years ago.
We would like to pay tribute to Peter Hatchard, owner of Thomas Hatchard & Sons (precision engineering company) for over 50 years, based in Portslade, who sadly passed away in […]
We make a short video promoting every apprenticeship vacancy. This really helps with recruitment, giving the potential apprentices a chance to look around the workplace. Here’s the mini studio where […]
Last night was a spent at a careers event in Eastbourne. Good interest in apprenticeships from the students and their parents at this busy show.
The Apprentice Bootcamp gives training providers an opportunity to share their insights as guest speakers. Given the popularity of careers in STEM-related industries this allows us to directly impact with […]
Huge congratulations to Lloyd Jourdain at the Brighton i360 for completing his Maintenance and Operations level 3 apprenticeship. He’s worked really hard throughout the programme, completing his college studies and […]
Massive Congratulations to Darryl Kingshott, our Training Officer, who has completed twenty years service with SIGTA. What an amazing achievement! Darryl started his career as a SIGTA Engineering Apprentice and […]
SIGTA apprentice James Clark of Felcon, Newhaven has been shortlisted for the apprentice awards next month. Well done James and wishing you best of luck from the SIGTA team!
“Working with schools, youth organisations and local employers to increase participation in apprenticeships, we are committed to promoting and delivering high quality training programmes.”
Alison Foxwell, CEO
