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are monitoring us closely but still allowing us to be hands-on where its appropriate and with the right support. As a slightly older apprentice, I was perhaps a bit better equipped to cope with the changes and


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challenges that I experienced but even so, the pastoral support I’ve had has made a real difference to me. I can see Air Products is a business that cares about the people that work for it. That makes me want to stick at it, work


hard and stay for the long-term. If every apprentice had the ‘people-first’ experience I’ve had, I’m pretty sure the engineering sector would do much better at finding and – critically, keeping its apprentices.


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