๐ 5 lessons my apprenticeship taught me
Completing my Customer Service Specialist apprenticeship gave me a qualification I'm proud ofโbut some of the most valuable things I gained can't be printed on a certificate.
โ Dami
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๐ I completed my apprenticeshipโbut I've realised something:
The certificate is not the finish line.
The programme may end, but curiosity, resilience, continuous learning and the willingness to improve shouldn't.
My latest reflection: Life Beyond an Apprenticeship
#DEE3CONCEPTS
Equality isn't just about policy.
It's about creating opportunities for people to learn, contribute and grow.
I've shared lessons from my journey in public service and why inclusive leadership matters now more than ever.
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๐ https://t.co/EaelIJxA2w
๐ Took a food tour around Trinity Kitchen in Leeds.
The dangerous part?
Too many choices. ๐
๐ Global flavours
๐ Street-food traders
๐๏ธ Right inside Trinity Leeds
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๐ Apprenticeship success isn't about never struggling. It's about how you respond when challenges arrive.
Ask for support. Use feedback. Break problems down. Prepare early. Remember why you started.
Don't confuse a difficult chapter with the end of your story.
#Apprenticeships
As White Supremacists, We Canโt Tolerate Black Peopleโs Joy
Content creator @abercadabermcdoo exposes the true nature of white supremacy; and there is nothing "supreme" about it.
It's a low self-esteem system that can only thrive by keeping Black people down. It can't stand Black beauty, Black confidence, or Black friendship and unity.
The cruelty aimed at Black success is really a desperate reaction. It comes from a system built on control, now watching that control fail, because Black people are succeeding anyway.
As White Supremacists, We Canโt Tolerate Black Peopleโs Joy
Content creator @abercadabermcdoo exposes the true nature of white supremacy; and there is nothing "supreme" about it.
It's a low self-esteem system that can only thrive by keeping Black people down. It can't stand Black beauty, Black confidence, or Black friendship and unity.
The cruelty aimed at Black success is really a desperate reaction. It comes from a system built on control, now watching that control fail, because Black people are succeeding anyway.