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NORTON LAUNCHES APPRENTICE SCHEME

Norton Motorcycles chief executive Stuart Garner has unveiled a British Motorcycle Manufacture Academy (BMMA) apprentice training scheme in conjunction with his Donington Park bike assembly operation.

Billed as a unique opportunity for young people in the UK to enter the industry, Garner says the BMMA will give apprentices the opportunity to contribute to the success of a 100-year-old British motorcycle brand and learn a range of new skills. It will deliver intermediate apprenticeships via a modulated accelerated learning approach within the Norton factory.

Garner is seeking apprentices in the 16-18-year-old range who will be “interested in motorcycles and engineering, good team players and time-keepers with a solid work ethic, and motivated when challenged in daily life.” A six-week recruitment programme has already begun with full-time apprenticeships starting in early September 2014. 

For full details, browse www.britishmotorcycleacademy.com

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