Train4All Scholars Graduation day
July 2, 2026
Sarah Gibbs
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To the scholars - you are all incredible and your journey has been amazing to watch – your skills and knowledge at such a young age are immense and you should be so proud.
Congratulations to Felix who was awarded T4A Scholar of The Year and Rosie who was awarded The Scholars Scholar.
The entire T4A team are so proud of you all, and we cannot wait to be a part of your apprenticeship journey!
If you would like to apply now for our full time welding or plating scholarship - limited spaces are now available. Earn money, learn new skills and progress onto an apprenticeship in the summer of 2027! find out more about this programme or apprenticeships
Contact us info@swatpro.org.uk
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