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19 May 2022
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A Derry company is offering an apprenticeship opportunity which will see people earn £27,000 a year upon completion.
The four-year apprenticeship is being offered by The Lycra Company at Maydown, previously known as Du Pont.
The apprenticeship will be run in conjunction with the North West Regional College and those successful will attend the college each week.
Anyone interested in the apprenticeships must be aged over 16 by July 1, 2021, and have five GSCEs.
In the first year, the salary paid will be £12,000 a year.
This will increase each year, with a salary of £27,000 a year for those who complete the programme.
For more on the apprenticeship opportunity, click here - https://bit.ly/3hgROJv
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