One of our apprentices sheds light on their apprenticeship role and what its like working to produce the Covid-19 vaccine
This week (5-14 March) is British Science Week. To recognise this, we are sharing information about one of our apprentices, Emilia, who has been working on the Covid-19 vaccine in the Clinical BioManufacturing Facility. We think it's important to recognise the work that goes on behind the scenes and we're proud that our apprentices are taking on real responsibility within their roles.
Apprenticeships are a fantastic way to learn on the job, applying the theoretical learning to practical situations.
Emilia stepped up, always doing extra to make sure we hit the deadline that we had. I think this will give her a lot of confidence in future - you can't buy that, you have to live it and earn it.
- Dr Cathy Oliveira, Production Manager
Emilia is a south east apprenticeship ambassador and part of the network (SEEAN). You can see more information about her apprenticeship story in her case study video below.
For more information on apprenticeships at the University of Oxford, please contact the apprenticeships teams: apprenticeships@admin.ox.ac.uk.
