Warrington & Vale Royal College accounting apprentice thanks the ‘best tutor he’s ever had’

Cameron, a former pupil of Lymm High School, worked as a Care Assistant at Keates Care Home before deciding to explore the possibility of working in a more administrative role. It was then that Cameron began his accounting assistant apprenticeship. He chose to do this with Warrington & Vale Royal College as it was close to his workplace, had cheaper course fees than other colleges and has a great reputation for apprenticeships.

When discussing what he enjoyed most about studying at the college, Cameron had nothing but positive things to say. The facilities, such as the college’s fully-equipped Learning Resource Centre, aid independent study and provide adult students a place to work outside of the classroom. He was also incredibly complimentary of his course tutor, Nicola, whom he describes as being the best tutor he’s had throughout his many years in education. Cameron describes Nicola as being passionate, knowledgeable and supportive – three key characteristics of a first-class tutor.

Since completing his level 4 accounting assistant apprenticeship, Cameron has been promoted from accounting assistant to accounts manager, where he works closely with the business and administration managers. His key responsibilities include managing payroll, monthly and annual bookkeeping and training new employees. In the future, Cameron looks forward to making more executive decisions and training someone to work alongside him. Once settled in his new role, Cameron hopes to work towards a chartership. Everyone at Warrington & Vale Royal College wishes him the best of luck for the future!