Szerelmey Apprentice Completes NVQ
One of Szerelmey Restoration’s young apprentices, Ross Warry, has just completed his NVQ Level 2 in facade Preservation, completing his two year apprenticeship. Ross started out with the company in October 2014 and has worked on restoration projects such as 62 Britton Street and 1 New Oxford Street, learning numerous skills including brick, stone and concrete cleaning, repair and restoration. Alongside his practical experience under our Site Managers and Supervisors, the NVQ includes 30 days of college learning as well as on site assessments.
Szerelmey have offered Ross full time employment following his successful apprenticeship and we look forward to watching his progress through the company. Huge congratulations to Ross! The Restoration team have just taken on a new apprentice to fill Ross’ shoes and we wish Constantine Zimbru all the best on this course.
More News + Media
It’s National Apprentice Week 2024 and the theme is ‘Skills for Life! Szerelmey’s approach towards apprentices has always been supportive. We have some inspiring stories from our staff members who started off as apprentices and have worked their way up to senior roles in our company.
This is a big moment – the last piece of faience being installed at Marylebone Square. This was a massive faience project, cladding four facades of a building measuring 100 x 33 m and involving around 10,000 faience units. A ... read more
The much anticipated 2023/24 edition of Finesse has now been published. This is the largest one to date, with a record number of contributing editors and lots of advertising sales. Thank you to our in-house marketing team for great design ... read more
It’s National Apprentice Week 2024 and the theme is ‘Skills for Life! Szerelmey’s approach towards apprentices has always been supportive. We have some inspiring stories from our staff members who started off as apprentices and have worked their way up to senior roles in our company.
This is a big moment – the last piece of faience being installed at Marylebone Square. This was a massive faience project, cladding four facades of a building measuring 100 x 33 m and involving around 10,000 faience units. A ... read more