New Generation of John Deere Apprentices Graduate
More than fifty apprentices have graduated from John Deere's Ag Tech, Turf Tech, and Parts Tech programmes, joining dealerships across the UK and Ireland as qualified technicians and parts specialists.
The graduates, trained in partnership with ProVQ at the John Deere Apprentice Training Centre in Upper Saxondale, Nottinghamshire, were recognised at a special ceremony celebrating their achievement and the ongoing success of one of the longest-running manufacturer apprenticeship schemes in the industry.
Awards were given to outstanding apprentices, with Jacob Ellwood from the Thomas Sherriff dealership named Technician Apprentice of the Year for 2025, and Alex Hind from Farol winning the Parts Apprentice of the Year award. Both received trophies and iPads to mark their success.
Now in its fourth decade, John Deere's apprenticeship scheme continues to evolve to meet the changing needs of modern machinery dealerships.
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Author's summary: The John Deere apprenticeship programme marks continued growth.
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