Pitman Training's Breaking News!

• Guest 656

  • Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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  7 December 2011     11:44141326
  #1      
  What great news! A local girl, Stacie Pettman, has won 'Student of the Year' It just proves that with extra training expanding one's education can make such a huge difference to one's career prospects. See the full story and pictures currently gracing our front page.
  
  Congratulations to Stacie and to Pitman Training in Dover. Paula Elliott and her team do a splendid job training their students and also supporting them in their search for a new career
• Bern

  • Location: Dover
  7 December 2011     12:56141331
  #2      
  Well done to Stacie, and to Pitman Training. Good News is always welcome!
• Guest 640

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  7 December 2011     16:57141360
  #3      
  Yes a very well done indeed to Stacie. A nice chegue there for £1000 which doesnt hurt at all with Christmas approaching. But most of all though her further education has helped her secure a very nice job and a career. Its all down to education, it gives you the foothold.
  
  
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• Guest 653

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  7 December 2011     17:15141373
  #4      
  A good education certainly is the key, but so few people when at the important stage of their lives, appreciate that.
  
  Maybe it's through (lack of) parental guidance, maybe it's peer-pressure to be a total pratt and opt out, maybe it's the school teachers not holding the interest of pupils, whatever it is, young people need to learn the serious importance of education as it will allow them to live their lives and live their dreams too.
  
  Well done Stacie.
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 663

  • Registered: 20 Mar 2008
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  7 December 2011     21:14141425
  #5      
  Always good to hear good news like this Stacie has done well, just goes to show with the right help and the hardwork what can be achived
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  7 December 2011     21:23141428
  #6      
  another dover success story, jan is right about hard work and guidance.
• Guest 696

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  7 December 2011     21:47141433
  #7      
  Well done, Stacie! You have put Dover in the headlines regards education.
  
  Pitman Training Dover is a great place to learn, I did my IT skills courses there earlier this year, and the staff are fantastic!
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• Guest 641

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  8 December 2011     15:06141535
  #8      
  Congratulations Stacie! Also Well Done to Paula, you must be over the moon that one of your students has won this prestigious award from Pitman Training, it's always good to see that a local company has hit the news headlines nationally.
  
  From the report it shows you how important it is to further ones education to gain a firm foothold up a further rung on the ladder to a sucessful business career
• Guest 726

  • Registered: 13 Oct 2011
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  9 December 2011     16:14141697
  #9      
  Thank you for all your comments. Stacie worked incredibley hard to move to a career which interested her and her dedication to learning paid off in more ways than one.
  
  It is brilliant that a local success story and support from local businesses can gain national accreditation.
  
  Stacie is not just a local girl, she is "our local girl" and we are all very proud of her.
  Pitman Paula
  Market Square, Dover