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A WREXHAM apprentice has been selected as one of just 20 young people in the UK - and only two in Wales - to represent the country on an international humanitarian project in Ghana < Coleg Cambria
Georgia Ellams, a first-year Airbus Degree Apprentice at Coleg Cambria University Centre in Deeside, will travel to Accra this Christmas after being chosen to complete the prestigious Scouts of the World Award, one of the highest international honours in the Scouting movement. Georgia, from Wrexham, attended St Joseph’s High School and Ysgol Dinas Brân Sixth Form in Llangollen, and has long held a passion for mechanical and aerospace engineering…
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Shropshire StarStudent Selected for Prestigious International Humanitarian Project
A Coleg Cambria University Centre student is heading to Ghana this Christmas after being selected as one of just 20 young people across the UK — and only two in Wales — to take part in a prestigious international humanitarian programme. Georgia Ellams, a first-year Airbus Degree Apprentice based at Coleg Cambria’s Deeside campus, has earned a place on the Scouts of the World Award, one of the highest global honours within the Scouting movement. …
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