Eleven Bolton School Boys’ Division students in Year 13 have been selected for apprenticeships and professional training at prestigious international firms.
Deane Lamb, Head of Year 13 and Degree Apprenticeship Lead in the Boys’ Division, said:
‘I am delighted that so many of our students have received offers of Apprenticeships. I am very proud of the students’ hard work and dedication throughout this desirable and competitive process. Academic support, career guidance and opportunities to grow academically and in terms of character are key parts of their experience of Bolton School Sixth Form and it is always a privilege to see how the students develop into young people who will make a positive difference in the world.’
Suliman, who is looking ahead to a career in Finance, said: ‘I am looking forward to working within Ernst & Young as the organisation reflects my character and will undoubtedly enhance my skillset to achieve my personal goals.’
Ziyad, who similarly is moving into the world of Finance, said: ‘I chose this route because it allows me to gain hands-on experience, learn new skills and start my career straight away. I’m excited for what’s ahead and can’t wait to see where this path takes me.’
Future pilot Luke said: ‘It’s a dream come true!’
The students who have received apprenticeship offers are:
Finance: Alex Cook, Zainulabidin Mohmed, Mohammed-Yusuf Patel, Ziyad Patel and Suliman Sadiq
Manufacturing and Engineering: Adam Davenport, Tristan Hughes, Zack Kitson and Jake Mayor
Pilot Training: Ashton Kay and Luke Yates
Alongside traditional applications to universities, including Oxford, Cambridge and top Russell Group Universities, Bolton School’s Sixth Form supports A Level students with their applications to Degree Apprenticeship placements. Offering bespoke support, the Sixth Form team provides advice on the highly competitive recruitment process, from writing CVs and applications to multi-stage assessments and interviews.
