New apprenticeship launched by Porthleven builders merchant

By Joseph Macey

21st Jul 2022 | Local News

RGB Porthleven.
RGB Porthleven.

RGB Building Supplies has launched a new apprenticeship programme helping to bring young people into the builders' merchant industry.

One of the new branch operative apprentices will be based at RGB in Porthleven and will learn all aspects of the industry, including managing stock, raising quotes, assisting customers, processing orders, liaising with suppliers and completing paperwork. They will gain a broad knowledge of industry-leading products and develop their communication, customer and teamwork skills.

At the end of the 12-month apprenticeship, the apprentice will receive a Level 2 Trade Supplier qualification with any additional maths or English exams taken during the period.

Helen Mahoney, HR Manager at RGB Building Supplies, commented: "There is a generational skills gap in the builders' merchant industry, so it's vital that we do something to help change that. It's not an industry that many young people consider when thinking about a future career, but there is a wide variety of roles and positions available, and it is a sector that is constantly seeing innovative products being launched.

"An apprenticeship gives young people the perfect balance between training, working and earning by allowing them to gain experience and a qualification at the same time.

"Our apprentices do not need any experience, as they will be given full external and internal training throughout the 12 months. They just need to be enthusiastic, well-presented, friendly and have an interest in delivering exceptional customer service."

Further information about the RGB branch operative apprenticeship can be found on the careers page of RGB's website. Those interested in joining RGB as an apprentice can apply by sending their CV and covering letter to [email protected].

     

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