Holly Mailey, who is a Building Services Engineering Technician apprentice, works for John Francis Construction, Priory Hill, Dartford.
Congratulating Holly, Daniel Johncock, Managing Director, John Francis Construction, said: “Holly has shown excellent commitment and enthusiasm, fully engaging with the opportunities and challenges.
She has approached assignments and tutorials with a positive and proactive attitude, effectively applying her learning to support her professional role at John Francis MEP. We are extremely proud that the College has recognised Holly’s dedication and high standard of performance, and we wish her every success as she continues with her studies.”
Lewis O’Callaghan, MidKent College lecturer, said: “Returning to education as a mature student while raising three children and working full time is no small achievement, yet Holly has approached this challenge with remarkable resilience, determination, and positivity. She has embraced the need to relearn study skills, carefully managing her time and responsibilities to ensure success in every aspect of her life.
“Since joining the course this year, Holly has been an enthusiastic and proactive participant in sessions, consistently contributing and engaging with both tutors and peers. Her commitment to excellence is reflected in her outstanding performance in Alternative Energy and Principles of Electrical Design & Installation as part of her course. Holly’s journey is a powerful example of perseverance, dedication, and belief in personal growth, making her a role model to others and an exceptional choice for Apprentice of the Month.
Holly said: “My first few months in my building services apprenticeship have been challenging. However, I’ve stuck with it, learned a lot along the way, and most importantly, I’ve survived the first term and gained valuable experience for the rest of my apprenticeship. I am especially grateful to Lewis Callaghan and Mariam Qaisar for their help and support.”
Congratulations Holly.
