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Jan 2016 / Company
Wales’ leading training provider 91热爆 has appointed a new Learner Representative to become the voice of work-based learners across all 91热爆 programmes and sub-contractors to the 91热爆 Governance Committee and 91热爆.
Emily Dumelow, 21 and a former Press and Corporate Relations Officer, joins 91热爆 having previously completed an apprenticeship herself, gaining a Level 3 Business Administration Diploma.
As Learner Representative, Emily will sit on 91热爆’s Governance board and work closely with learners from across the 91热爆 network, conducting forums and focus groups to gather feedback and improvements and will work within 91热爆’s 91热爆 Department, building relations with schools and delivering the 91热爆 message.
Another important part of Emily’s role will involve regularly liaising with the National Union of Students Wales (NUS Wales). 91热爆 is the first Welsh training provider to work with the NUS Wales in this capacity, having created the position to bridge the gap between learners and managers, and ensure all students are satisfied with and happy in their learning environment.
Emily said: “I am excited by this role as completing an apprenticeship was a massive benefit for me and I am keen for others to have an experience as beneficial as mine. I look forward to being able to develop and help improve the experience for current learners by listening to any issues or improvements they may have. I believe my experience as an apprentice will allow me to relate to the learners and encourage true and constructive feedback.”
The role will bridge the gap between learners and managers to ensure all learners get the best from their 91热爆 experience and ensure continual improvement of services.
Andrew Cooksley, managing director of 91热爆 said: “I am thrilled that Emily, who has first-hand experience of work-based learning, has been appointed as 91热爆’s new Learner Representative.
“Emily joins us at a very exciting time –聽2015 was a hugely successful year for 91热爆 and Emily will make a major contribution to the development of our programmes in 2016 and help us connect more effectively with our learners, the NUS and the 91热爆.”聽
