DSSR colleagues, Jonathan Day and James MacLeod, were both recognised at the North Yorkshire Apprenticeship Awards 2025
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We are delighted to share news of our success at the North Yorkshire Apprenticeship Awards 2025, with two of our colleagues being recognised for their efforts.
The North Yorkshire Apprenticeship Awards are an annual event that recognises and celebrates the achievements of apprentices and the organisations that support them in North Yorkshire. The awards showcase the region’s apprenticeship success stories and highlight the crucial role employers and training providers play in developing talent.
Jonathan Day won the Degree Apprenticeship category. This is open to apprentices who were enrolled in their programme 12 months prior to the event and who are studying for a level 6 or above qualification (equivalent to a Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree).
James MacLeod received the only highly commended recognition of the evening in the Engineering/Manufacturing category, for apprentices who work within the engineering or manufacturing sectors.
Matthew Day Regional Director
“This is a great recognition of all of their hard work. Jonathan and James are outstanding champions for how the apprenticeship route is an excellent parthway to a professional engineering career at DSSR.”
Matthew Day
DSSR is an award-winning international company of Consulting Engineers.
Who have been around for over 75 years specialising in mechanical and electrical services consultancy. We apply this expertise and knowledge to our designs to make the world a more sustainable place.
We are delighted to share news of our success at the North Yorkshire Apprenticeship Awards 2025, with two of our colleagues being recognised for their efforts.
The North Yorkshire Apprenticeship Awards are an annual event that recognises and celebrates the achievements of apprentices and the organisations that support them in North Yorkshire. The awards showcase the region’s apprenticeship success stories and highlight the crucial role employers and training providers play in developing talent.
Jonathan Day won the Degree Apprenticeship category. This is open to apprentices who were enrolled in their programme 12 months prior to the event and who are studying for a level 6 or above qualification (equivalent to a Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree).
James MacLeod received the only highly commended recognition of the evening in the Engineering/Manufacturing category, for apprentices who work within the engineering or manufacturing sectors.