adi Group continues to close the STEM skills gap

29 March, 2022

Insight

Continuing adi Group’s work with Kings Norton Boys School, Sopwith visited the school and presented an assembly to those in year nine, who are currently considering their GCSE options. “The purpose of the assembly was to give the students an insight into the world of engineering, as well as an overview of what our pre-apprenticeship entails,” he says. “The program is a potential option for them to choose alongside their standard GCSEs, and something they may not have otherwise considered.”

The engineering firm was built by Alan Lusty, CEO of adi Group, who began his career as an apprentice himself, and therefore understands the opportunities and benefits that come with such a practical and hands on education. “As a business we have fully committed to youth skills development and it is an integral part of engineering our future,” says Lusty. “It’s why we built a platform that provides young people with insights and training into a highly rewarding career within the engineering industry.”

The firm is hopeful that other like-minded businesses will also help shape the future careers of current and recently graduated students to support the growth and future of the engineering industry.

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