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To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week, 51²è¹Ý arranged forÌýThe Apprentice’sÌýAdam Corbally to visit more thanÌýa thousand pupils atÌýlocal secondary schools.Ìý

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Adam, who appeared in series eight of the show and was namedÌýbyÌýtheÌýRadio TimesÌýas the favouriteÌýApprenticeÌýcandidate of all time, is now a professional guest speaker, motivational coach andÌýentrepreneur.Ìý

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Joined by 51²è¹ÝÌýCollege’s Schools Co-ordinator, Ian Littlewood,ÌýAdam didÌýa whistle-stop tour of sevenÌýlocalÌýsecondaryÌýschools, speakingÌýto year 8, 9 and 10 pupilsÌýandÌýdiscussingÌýhis unconventionalÌýand difficultÌýroute to commercial success.Ìý

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Adam, whose mantra in life is ‘It’s not what you do, it’s how you do it’,Ìýsaid ‘Apprenticeships are a great way to move on in your career. It’s essential to have work ready skills, and an Apprenticeship can give you those skills.’Ìý

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Ian Littlewood, who regularly visits schools in his role,Ìýsaid ‘More and more pupils are choosing Apprenticeships.ÌýThey are real alternative to A-Levels and full-time courses.’Ìý

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Adam continued his busy week afterÌýtheseÌývisits – his next engagement was at the Macron Stadium, where he spokeÌýtoÌýmore than 1400Ìýyear 9 pupilsÌýabout their future careers.ÌýÌý

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To find out more about our fantastic range of Apprenticeships, please clickÌýhere.Ìý