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How apprenticeships can be used as a powerful resource to boost hiring success & retention – featuring: Jenni Clarke from Umbrella Training and Jo-mandi Templeton from The Montcalm – Recruiting in Hospitality podcast

In this episode of Recruiting in Hospitality, our Client Consultant, Junior Lewis talks to apprenticeship specialist, Jenni Clarke from Umbrella Training and Jo-mandi Templeton, Head of Talent and Culture at The Montcalm about how apprenticeships can provide the hospitality industry with a powerful resource to boost hiring success and retention.

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With a reduced talent pool and an ongoing skills shortage, apprenticeships provide an effective resource to reach new talent groups and build skill sets across your teams. However, many businesses are not utilising apprenticeships due to lack of information or awareness on the funds available and the overall process and opportunities.

Gain insights directly from the experts in helping you make the most of your apprenticeships and how embracing apprenticeships can in turn can provide your business with recruitment and retention success.

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