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Young SEN student tells how apprenticeship has opened doors for him

Summary by Bournemouth Echo
Autistic apprentice James Hoskins, 24, secures paid work at Well Café Lounge in Boscombe through SWRAC’s Supported Internship scheme for SEND young people.

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Young SEN student tells how apprenticeship has opened doors for him

Autistic apprentice James Hoskins, 24, secures paid work at Well Café Lounge in Boscombe through SWRAC’s Supported Internship scheme for SEND young people.

·Bournemouth, United Kingdom
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Bournemouth Echo broke the news in Bournemouth, United Kingdom on Wednesday, February 11, 2026.
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