Do you know an amazing trainee and or apprentice working in the RACHP sector? Make sure to nominate them for the 2024 RAC and IOR Student of the Year Prize. They can be a student you teach, an apprentice you employ or someone who is funding their own training and development.

Entries for this coveted accolade which shines the spotlight on outstanding trainees and apprentices can be submitted on line here

The prize is available to individuals currently enrolled in their studies, as well as those who have recently completed courses. Cash prizes will be awarded to the top three finalists.

Applicants can submit their entries online, featuring either a written or video statement along with a testimonial from their tutors or employers.

The deadline for applications is 10 January 2024. 

Find out more on the RAC Magazine website.

 

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