Giannini Chambers is studying at the College of North West London,
A student studying in Brent has been named London’s best apprentice by a national training organisation.
Training charity JTL recognised the achievements of Giannini Chambers, a student at the College of North West London, which has campuses in Willesden and Wembley, by rewarding him with a trophy and cheque for �700.
Mr Chambers said: “I am incredibly pleased with my award and proud of what I’ve achieved so far, but mindful that where I am is not the end but the beginning.
“Throughout my apprenticeship I’ve always tried to apply myself, especially in areas I did not feel initially confident in after leaving school.”
The 21-year-old, who is currently undertaking a BTEC in Building Services Engineering to add to his qualifications in Electronics, Welding and Environmental Technology, also offered advice for future apprentices.
He said: “You get out of an apprenticeship only what you put in and the harder you work the more you receive.”
Hard work has been a staple of the young star’s success, who continues to attend college one day a week, alongside his work commitments with JTL.
Bill Kesby, a Property Services Manager for sustainable energy company ETDE FM, who mentored Mr Chambers through his apprenticeship, called him a “real asset” to the company with his “enthusiasm and talent”.
Speaking after handing out the awards, Denis Hird, JTL’s chief executive, said: “We work with over 6,500 very talented young people nationwide, so it’s a real achievement to have won this award.”
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