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15.9.14
Wheelsology
belief that Apprenticeships are now the de facto route into becoming a Ferrari Service Technician.
During their Apprenticeship, the successful candidates receive 24 weeks of classroom and workshop training at Ferrari North Europe's head office near London, with hands-on practical training alongside an experienced Ferrari technician in a service department during the rest of the 3-year programme.
"It is truly an honour and a privilege to welcome these bright young Apprentices into the Ferrari family as a fully-qualified Service Technician. Their passion and enthusiasm for the brand, and their capacity for learning new technology, really encapsulates why Ferrari remains such a powerful and aspirational brand. It is incredibly rewarding to see the investment Ferrari has made in the Apprenticeship programme deliver such outstanding Service Technicians - they represent the future for Ferrari," said Francesco Balli, Regional Manager, Ferrari North Europe.
Although entries for the September 2015 intake have now closed, the process for the September 2016 instake starts early in 2016, so applicants are advised to register their interest via the website before the end of 2015.
In addition to the 3-year Service Technician apprenticeship, Ferrari also offers a 2-year Parts Technician apprenticeship, and a Service Advisor apprenticeship.
2014 Ferrari Apprentices
Fred Hopkins - Carrs of Exeter, Exeter
Georgina Slack - JCT600 Brooklans, Leeds
Jack Twohey - Maranello Egham, Egham, Surrey
Jade Harrison - H.R. Owen Sports Cars, Park Royal, London
James Prior - H.R. Owen Sports Cars, Park Royal, London
James Slocombe - Meridien Modena, Lyndhurst, Hampshire
Liam Carter - Graypaul, Birmingham
Luke Alston - Lancaster, Colchester
Stephen Burrows - Graypaul, Nottingham
Stuart Dunk - Maranello, Egham, Surrey
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