Worthing work experience leads to student job offer

An excellent performance during work experience at Barley Grange house development in West Durrington has led to a job offer for one lucky student.
By The Newsroom
Published 19th Aug 2018, 11:08 BST
Updated 1st Sep 2018, 10:15 BST
Six work experience students worked hard at Taylor Wimpey's Barley Grange development in West DurringtonSix work experience students worked hard at Taylor Wimpey's Barley Grange development in West Durrington
Six work experience students worked hard at Taylor Wimpey's Barley Grange development in West Durrington

Aaron Feldberg,, who is studying level two brickwork at Northbrook MET, impressed Taylor Wimpey contractor Formation8 so much that he was taken on as an apprentice.

Formation8 explained Aaron worked well during his work experience and, because of his attitude and willingness to learn, offered him employment, which runs alongside his current course at college.

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A group of six students worked at the housing development for six weeks, in a range of roles from carpentry to bricklaying.

Paul Ebbs, production director at Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties, said: “We take nurturing the next generation of construction talent very seriously at Southern Counties, which is why we’re only too happy to support the work that Greater Brighton Metropolitan College does.

“The skills that all six of these wonderful talents possess are invaluable to housebuilding and the wider industry, which is why we’re only too happy to give them the on-the-job experience that helps to put theory into practice.”

For more information about Taylor Wimpey homes in the area, please visit www.taylorwimpey.co.uk

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