• In Conversation with Tim Campbell – Diversity, apprenticeships and working for Lord Sugar

  • Jun 4 2023
  • Length: 20 mins
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In Conversation with Tim Campbell – Diversity, apprenticeships and working for Lord Sugar

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    In this episode, we chat with Tim Campbell, head of global citizenship at AMS and winner of the first series of TV show The Apprentice. Talking to Future Talent Learning's Tom Ritchie, Campbell describes his own entrepreneurial journey, his passion for future talent initiatives and his belief in apprenticeships as a viable option for young people. They discuss the importance of future-proofing young people's skill sets, the need to promote greater diversity in the workforce, and the role of businesses in informing the education system about employers' needs.

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    • Campbell describes his entrepreneurial journey [00:01:23]
    • The value and appeal of apprenticeships [00:02:43]
    • Future-proofing young people's skill sets [00:04:53]
    • Promoting greater diversity in the workforce [00:07:43]
    • Can apprenticeships help with diversity in talent pipelines? [00:10:18]
    • Personal career progression – Campbell's experiences and challenges [00:12:02]
    • Winning The Apprentice [00:15:31]
    • Childhood Heroes [00:18:24]
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