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Judges sought as top six named T
he SkillFRIDGE competition has toured the UK searching for
the best apprentices and trainees studying up to Level 3 RACHP, and we can now reveal the six competitors who have come out on top this year.
Those who have been invited to compete in the SkillFRIDGE national final are: • Jonathon Lansdowne - Glasgow College • Orlando Rawlings - Grimsby College • Gary Mcgaughey - South Eastern Regional College • Lewis Walker - Glasgow College • Chandler Davison – Btrack for Bath College • Stephen Taylor – Eastleigh College The final will take place as part of The Skills
Show, to be held at the NEC Birmingham from 16 to 18 November 2018.
Role models in action
With the national final on the horizon, SkillFRIDGE organising partners WorldSkills UK, Datateam Business Media and WorldSkillsUK are searching for two outstanding individuals to join the panel of judges.
With growing concerns about the skills crisis,
educational series such as SkillFRIDGE are more crucial than ever but are reliant on the investment of time and resources from businesses, government and individuals. SkillFRIDGE judges have an unrivalled opportunity to directly influence and educate the future engineers of the industry. Competition organising partner Karena Cooper believes that the success of the competition series can be heavily attributed to the high standards of its judges: “The aim of SkillFRIDGE is not just to identify and celebrate the engineers and students who perform to the highest standards, but to help inspire the future engineers of the industry.” Cooper continues: “Throughout the regional heats
and training sessions in the lead up to the national final, participants have an incredible opportunity to interact with the judges and draw from their wealth of knowledge and experience within the industry. Competitors not only take away practical knowledge they can apply day to day within their job roles, but they come away motivated with a better idea of the limitless opportunities ahead within this career path.” Those who are suited to this prestigious role will also benefit from national media coverage across various industry publications, and will be widely recognised at industry awards and events.
Have you got what it takes?
With such a crucial role to play, SkillFRIDGE is looking for judges with outstanding knowledge of the industry and its standards and experience in assessing, marking, managing and monitoring performance and achievement. Your ability to motivate and challenge young engineers to be the best they can be, should be second to none.
Required skills
• Ability to observe, analyse, assess and report on performance in detail • Excellent skills in time management, ability to prioritise and plan • Excellent communication, listening and interpersonal skills • Enthusiasm, flexibility, patience and the capacity to motivate others
• Ability to work well under pressure • Ability to think creatively and solve problems SkillFRIDGE is looking for judges who can work outside of normal office hours and be prepared to travel within the UK and spend time away from home. Contact Karena Cooper on 01622 699 150 or at
kcooper@datateam.co.uk
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