Warehouse Supervisor role based in Warrington
Warehouse Supervisor @TrustFordUK in #Warrington
See: https://t.co/TtdhK9jOxW#CheshireJobs #WarehouseJobs pic.twitter.com/LZgzXb3zHS
— JCP in Cheshire (@JCPinCheshire) May 12, 2021
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National Apprenticeship Week Coca Cola
National Apprenticeship Week Broadcast with Coca Cola European Partners
Want to know more about the exciting apprenticeship opportunities at Coca Cola?
This broadcast focuses on Jeevan’s journey as an apprentice and why he chose an apprenticeship instead of continuing in full time education. The theme for this broadcast was focused on the apprentice experience to inspire students in school and college to look at this route into the workplace.
The live chat is always open next to the video player so feel free to leave us a question or comment and we’ll get it forwarded to the team from the Coca Cola.
About Coca Cola
Coca-Cola European Partners (CCEP) is the world’s largest independent Coca-Cola bottler. CCEP is the sole licensed bottler for products of The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC) in Andorra, Belgium, France, Germany, Great Britain, Iceland, Luxemburg, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain and Sweden.
In Great Britain (GB) we employ some 3,800 people across England, Scotland and Wales at manufacturing sites, offices and depots. We are committed to minimising the environmental impact of our products and operations, with a particular focus on sustainable packaging, water stewardship, and energy and climate protection.
CCEP GB makes, sells and distributes soft drinks for every occasion and we sell more than four billion bottles and cans every year. We make 97 per cent of our products in GB – a fact we are proud to put on our cans and bottles.
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Jeevan Pansar
Legal Apprentice, Coca Cola
Jeevan Panesar joined Coca-Cola European Partners (CCEP) as a legal apprentice in September 2018.
He did his GCSE’s at a local school but decided to study A levels at Farnborough sixth form college. Where he achieved three A’s in Geography, English Literature and Psychology.
Doing a degree apprenticeship really appealed to Jeevan, as he finds, the best way to learn is being able to apply the knowledge he gains into a practical environment.
Jeevan’s highlight to date has been being able to attend a cross-team meeting with all of the legal departments across the 13 countries in which CCEP operates.