DERBYSHIRE, ENGLAND, October 04, 2012 (Press-News.org) The Ilkeston-based firm, who manufacture composite components for aerospace, defence, satellite communications, as well as carbon fibre components for motor sport, has seen a 10% increase in staff numbers compared to the corresponding time last year.
Seventeen-year-old Reece Bikow and 18-year-old Luke Yassin will be joining the Atlas Composites ranks via Derby College's Engineering Careers Academy - an innovative programme that provides valuable work experience, site visits, mentoring and guru lectures from engineering industry leaders.
Commenting on his new recruits Atlas Composites MD Shaun Moloney said: "Atlas Composites have forged strong relationships with local education providers, namely Derby College's Engineering Careers Academy and Nottingham University's Aerospace Technology Centre, which has seen numerous apprentices flourish into valued members of our team."
"Our apprentice programme provides hands-on experience in a variety of job roles to complement educational development. Both Reece and Luke have seized the opportunity given to them and are well on their way to securing the knowledge and practical skills Atlas Composites require to continue to progress in the future."
Commenting on his new role Yassin said: "I'm really looking forward to combining work with studying for a qualification that will give me some really useful skills which I can use for my composites engineering career."
Bikow said: "This is a great chance for me as I can gain hands on experience and learn practical skills, an opportunity I wouldn't be afforded if I was in a classroom all day, every day."
About Atlas Composites
Atlas Composites are industry leaders in the design and manufacture of composite structures and are one of the most accredited and trusted UK composites manufacturers for aerospace composites and composite UAVS.
Atlas Composites will be exhibiting at the Composites Engineering Show on 7th to 8th November 2012 at the NEC stand 1041, Hall 1.
http://www.atlascomposites.com
Atlas Composites Appoints Two New Composites Engineering Apprentices
Derbyshire-based Atlas Composites has appointed two new apprentices, taking the total number employed by the UK composites manufacturer since its inception in 1997 to 17.
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[Press-News.org] Atlas Composites Appoints Two New Composites Engineering ApprenticesDerbyshire-based Atlas Composites has appointed two new apprentices, taking the total number employed by the UK composites manufacturer since its inception in 1997 to 17.