PeoplePlus Cymru Celebrates Learner Achievement at Annual Awards Event
PeoplePlus Cymru Celebrates Learners’ Achievement
2019 PeoplePlus Learner of the Year Awards: December 4th Pierhead Building
Cardiff, Wales, 4th December 2019, PeoplePlus Cymru, celebrates the achievement and dedication of learners, employers and partners with its annual Learner of The Year Awards in its 6th year, the event is taking place at the National Assembly for Wales Pierhead Building. This year’s awards are sponsored by Vikki Howells AM Welsh Assembly for Cynon Valley.
The event, which takes place during lunchtime, highlights the impact work-based training has in the Welsh economy and our local communities. The nominees have all shown outstanding dedication to their studies, to their careers and to the enhancement of the learning path.
Learners, employers and partners that work with PeoplePlus Cymru are committed to the company’s core values of teamwork, respect, commitment, reliability, creativity and integrity, and are therefore celebrated today. Award categories include, Traineeship Engagement and Level One, Apprenticeship of the Year, Employability Client of the Year and Employers in all categories.
This year’s event host is Welsh Rugby Union player Shane Williams MBE.
PeoplePlus Cymru a division of Staffline Group, is a leading employment support, training and justice company, helping people across the globe to transform their lives and business through employment, training, education and financial advice.
PeoplePlus Cymru has been delivering key front-line public services for more than 30 years incorporating A4e and Avanta, which merged in July 2015 to provide a greater choice of career opportunities for jobseekers, learners and employees and a highly effective approach to reducing unemployment in Britain.
PeoplePlus Cymru, focuses on the delivery of first class pre-employment training, apprenticeships and traineeships. We also work with employers across the UK to deliver tailored staff training packages.
In Wales we have offices in Pontypridd, Aberdare, Merthyr, Neath, Cwmbran, Carmarthen and Port Talbot.
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