Motor trade awards for the top CFE apprentices

FOUR apprentices in the motor trade from a variety of working backgrounds have been recognised for their efforts by the Guernsey College of Further Education and the trade itself.

Published Dec 6, 2017

The top motor trades apprentices in each year at the Guernsey College of Further Education have each received a perpetual trophy and a voucher for tools. Left to right: Ian Tulie, head of the college’s motor vehicle department, Guernsey Motor Trades Association president Andrew Sparks and apprentices Joe Vivyan, Adam Le Ray, Craig Whales and Tom Palmer. (Picture by Adrian Miller, 20040903)

The college and the Guernsey Motor Trades Association presented them with long-standing perpetual trophies and £100 in tool vouchers.

Adam Le Ray, from Karting Guernsey, won the first year award, Joe Vivyan, from Tubby’s Engineering, was top second year student, Tom Palmer, from the States Works garage, was recognised from the third year apprentices, and Craig Whales, from Island Coachways, who completed his apprenticeship in the summer, was named top fourth year student.