Deadline extended for Next Steps apprenticeships chance


Thought you’d missed your chance to enter Next Steps 2014?
Well, you’re in luck, as we’ve just extended the deadline to give you a few extra days to get your application forms in!
Anyone interested in competing for a chance to win a secure two-year apprenticeship with Lloyd and Gravell Ltd or TRJ Ltd as part of this exciting annual scheme, has now got until 5pm on Friday June 20, to submit their application.
Shortlisting for interviews takes place next week.
“We wanted to give more people the chance to get their entries in,” said Kevin Gravell, Director of Lloyd and Gravell Ltd. “This is a great opportunity for someone, an opportunity that could literally change their lives. We’re very much looking forward to going through the applications and shortlisting for the interviews.”
Owain Jones, of TRJ Ltd, said: “We are very proud to be on board with Next Steps this year, and we’re pleased to be able to extend our deadline for an extra couple of days. It’ll be too late after Friday, so please – if you are interested in entering – do it now!”

Download your application form here.

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