The interns traveled to St. Louis, MO for their mid-summer outing at Go Ape! During the adventure, they tackled high ropes courses, fostered camaraderie, played pickleball, and savored lunch at Chicken N Pickle. #TheMaschhoffs #FeedBuildBetter #MaschhoffsRelationships #BuildingCommunities
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Our interns getting some time to instruct one of our younger soccer athletes through a new movement, Barbell Deadlift. Context: This athlete had previously been doing suitcase deadlifts and is doing a barbell deadlift for the first time. Young coaches need opportunities to succeed or learn without being corrected every 5 seconds. These two collaboratively did a good job, and learned along the way about the nuances of coaching more advanced movements. Not shown: Coach Eddie, came in to polish up their teaching in a way that connected the dots from what the interns showed, but not taking anything away from what they did. We will NEVER cut another coaches legs out from under them. Everything is a learning opportunity.
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Check out all the #Apprentices in Santa's workshop!!! You too could have your own set of Elves in your #manufacturing environment Juniper Training Ltd will support with a Lean Manufacturing apprenticeship and here are 3 things we can learn from the Elves and why you need them. 1. Good Work Habits Our sole purpose in life doesn’t have to be building or making projects but sticking to a task and being a diligent worker are admirable traits that we admire in the elves. 2. No Project is Too Big It’s not Santa’s Elves and regular sized people who build the toys, it’s just the elves. That means they must over come challenges in height and size to build their toys. If elves can do it so should we. If a project seems to big physically to handle or you don’t quite have the know how, round up your friends and ask them to help you. 3. Be Efficient Elves don’t have time to waste and over the years they’ve become very good at their jobs. They plan well and keep waste to a minimum. We even wonder if Santa runs an eco-friendly toy factory? He should!
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Where did you come from? Where did you go… 🎶 Well, I come from a little town we know as Burnley. It may only be small and not have much going for it, but it has a big heart, a big (not so great) football club, a Netflix hit and Sir Ian McKellen, and with all that, it’s home. We all talk about this big city dream, but we can’t forget where we came from. I didn’t come from some big fancy lifestyle, I come from your ordinary northern family of 5 (6 if we count the dog - and you must always count the dog). Whether you come from a small deprived area or, anywhere at all really, it is our home that defines us, humbles us in moments we see others with less than us, and protects us while we grow from strength to strength. It doesn’t matter what your postcode is, it matters how much passion you have for yourself, to achieve those dreams, to fight for what you believe in, and to be strong, while remembering those at home cheering you on. Apply for that degree apprenticeship or that university degree. Write that CV. Shout your achievements from the rooftops. You are your own greatest asset! And if you don’t have anyone at home to cheer you on, then let me be your cheerleader and remind you that you are capable of whatever you put your mind too!! Happy Easter Everyone! I like to round off my posts with a photo, so here is a photo of my doggo, Rocco the big bouncy boxer dog, aka my best friend! #degreeapprentice #law #seethepossibility
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Here's a story that I absolutely love: There was a potter who separated his apprentices into 2 batches The 1st batch was tasked to make 1 PERFECT piece of pottery... whereas the 2nd batch was tasked to make 100 pieces of the same pottery. Which batch do you think created the best piece of pottery? The 1st? No The 2nd batch had so much repetition in making that 1 simple pot that it just started becoming second nature to them... hence they had the better pot. In summary, Volume + consistency gives RESULTS.
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Roll up, roll up!
We’re excited to be at the amazing Little Gate Farm on Saturday. We will not only be showcasing our collective products and designs, but we will also have a selection from some of our trainees personal lines for sale. 👀👀😎 See you there! Little Gate Supported Employment
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Ready for the Superbowl? From all of tonight’s event-related content one could read these days, this is the piece that struck me most. Taking the entire staff -including interns, of course- to Vegas is a great way to acknowledge their hard work and contributions. After all, an organization's success is a collective effort, and celebrating as a team is crucial in building the culture that got you there, and that will guide you through those times in which you don´t make it to your own Superbowl. #teamworkmatters
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🔦💡Spotlight on Daniel, one of our amazing Teens In Public Service (TiPS) interns for our Summer Academy program. We are lucky to have a great relationship with TiPS and their incredible youth leaders. Meet Daniel, a local role model with a passion for community building: 🏗What interests you about public service? What interest me most about public service is making a difference in my own and others' communities. 📚What do you enjoy about working the Summer Academy Program at ASC? I enjoy the fact that it’s obvious everyone puts in effort whether it’s staff organizing stuff or students working hard. 🔮️What do you want your future in public service to look like? I want to be a leader of communities and support positive change. ⚽️Tell us about a hobby of yours when you are not working! A hobby I really enjoy is sports from watching them to playing them. My favorites are soccer, basketball, and football.
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To celebrate apprentice week, HJ has asked some of the industry’s best to recall their mistakes and what they’ve learnt since being an apprentice and to share some advice on how to progress from an apprentice to a successful hairdresser❤️ Find out what they had to say by hitting the link below👇 #apprentice #apprenticeweek #hairapprentice
How The Industry’s Best Hairdressers Learnt From Mistakes as an Apprentice
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