Region's Top Apprentices and Employers Recognised At Cheshire College's Apprenticeship Awards

Cheshire College – South & West hosted a remarkable evening at their 2025 Apprenticeship Awards, bringing National Apprenticeship Week celebrations to a close. The prestigious event recognised outstanding apprentices and employers for their dedication and commitment to developing skilled professionals across various sectors.

Keynote speaker Sonnaz Nooranvary, a renowned entrepreneur and craftswoman from The Repair Shop, shared her personal apprenticeship journey, emphasising how apprenticeships can shape a fulfilling career. She said, “Apprenticeships are a vital part of our economy – and something that I’m passionate about supporting. It was an honour to be invited to the Cheshire College Apprenticeship Awards to celebrate the achievements of outstanding apprentices and the employers who make it possible with their support.”

The awards recognised apprentices from fields such as Engineering, Health, Education, Business, and Retail, with special recognition given for exceptional progress and contributions. Awards were also presented to employers who have shown exceptional support for apprenticeships.

Jasbir Dhesi OBE, Principal and CEO of Cheshire College, commended both the apprentices and employers.

He commented: “The apprentices we celebrate represent the future of the region’s workforce.”

“These awards highlight not only the hard work of our apprentices but also the vital role of the employers who invest in their growth and development. Together, they are building a stronger, more skilled workforce for Cheshire and beyond.”

For the full story and to see the list of winners, see Cheshire College South and West

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