TALENTED TERMA APPRENTICES HONORED

Aarhus, Denmark – On Thursday, 16 May, the celebration of Eastern Jutland's most talented apprentices who completed their apprenticeship in 2018 took place in Aarhus. Terma was represented by six apprentices, who were honored for their impressive apprenticeship.

Every year, the Medal Fund for the Confederation of Danish Industry and Craftsmanship in East Jutland awards medals to the best apprentices in Eastern Jutland. The medals are awarded to newly qualified apprentices who have completed vocational training and who have achieved the grade 10 or 12 in the final exam and have been recommended by their company.

Terma has a long tradition of training talented apprentices, and among the 25 medal recipients from Eastern Jutland, Terma was represented by six apprentices, who were honored for their impressive apprenticeship in 2018:

Bjarke Thanning Dahl completed his apprenticeship as electronics engineer in February 2018 with the grade 12 in his final project.

Kasper Friis Sønderbye completed his apprenticeship as caterer in November 2017 with the grade 10 in his final project.

Henrik Aakjær Strand completed his apprenticeship as data technician specializing in infrastructure in April 2018. He was awarded the grade 12 in his final project.

Emil Skov Olesen completed his apprenticeship as data technician specializing in programming infrastructure in February 2018. He was also awarded the grade 12 in his final project.

Daniel Ellegaard Andersen completed his education as industrial operator in July 2018 and achieved the grade 12 in his final project.

Kim Bilde Nielsen also completed his education as industrial operator in July 2018 and achieved the grade 12.

According to tradition, the celebration took place at the Aarhus City Hall. Again, this year HRH Prince Joachim awarded the medals. In addition, Mayor of Aarhus Jacob Bundsgaard gave a speech, and journalist Rasmus Tantholdt was appointed as this year's craftsman of honor.

The former apprentices with their Terma superiors and Mayor of Aarhus Jacob Bundsgaard (far left) and HRH Prince Joachim (number two from left)

Congratulations on the well-deserved honors to all six former apprentices. Three of them have been permanently employed in Terma after completion of their apprenticeship while the other three decided to seek new challenges outside Terma.