Cornwall College Carpentry Apprentice Beats the South’s Best to Reach Finals
A Cornwall College St Austell apprentice has taken first place in a major regional carpentry competition, securing a spot in the national finals.
Reece Brand, a Level 3 Carpentry apprentice employed by North Coast Cabins, competed in the South of England heat of the BTX Carpentry and Joinery Learner of the Year competition at Bath College.
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Top Spot Secured
Reece faced competition from apprentices across the South of England and finished in first place. The result means he has been named the region’s top carpentry apprentice and will now progress to the national finals in Leicester this April.
Joining him at the event was fellow Cornwall College St Austell apprentice Fergus Stephen, a Level 2 Carpentry apprentice employed by Samuel Winn Limited. Fergus also delivered a strong performance, finishing in fourth place.
Recognition For Skill And Dedication
Daniel Brace, Senior Apprenticeship Programme Manager for Carpentry at Cornwall College St Austell, said:
“It is fantastic to see our apprentices recognised at this level. Reece and Fergus both demonstrated real skill, precision and professionalism throughout the competition.
“Taking part in competitions like this allows apprentices to test themselves against the best learners in the industry and gain confidence in their craft. We are incredibly proud of both of them and look forward to supporting Reece as he goes on to represent the South of England at the national finals.”
Testing The Best In The Trade
The BTX Carpentry and Joinery Learner of the Year competition challenges apprentices to demonstrate their technical ability, accuracy and attention to detail under timed conditions.
Regional heats are held across the country, with the top performers progressing to the national final.
The competition gave both Reece and Fergus the opportunity to showcase their skills alongside apprentices from across the UK while representing Cornwall College and their employers.
Employers, tutors and the wider college team have praised both apprentices for their performance, with attention now turning to the national finals as Reece prepares to represent the South of England.
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