IT firm expands with three new apprentices

IT company Infuse has added three new apprentices to its ranks.

It comes on the back of the Derby-based firm 's move to a larger office space at Pride Park in September to accommodate the ongoing growth.

Joshua Mills, Robert Pott and Aiden Richardson have joined Infuse as helpdesk support apprentices.

With two apprentices already working in the same role, the three new recruits raise the firm 's total number of apprentices to five.

The recruitment of all five apprentices was facilitated by leading local apprenticeship provider EMA Training Ltd.

Infuse provides 24/7 support to businesses of all sizes across the Midlands and the UK.

Managing director Paul Howard said: “We are proud to offer entry-level IT roles for local people in Derby and the wider area.

“Our successful apprenticeship programme equips people of all ages with the skills and opportunities they need to kick-start their careers in tech, with many of our apprentices progressing onto higher roles at Infuse.

“Apprentices that join Infuse benefit from access to the variety of expertise and experience in our specialist tech team, but our team also benefits from the new perspectives and innovative thinking that our apprentices bring to the table.

“Our apprentices are key to the high-quality IT solutions we deliver to clients. ”

James Stafford, commercial director at EMA Training Ltd, said: “With five ICT Level 3 apprentices currently on programme, EMA have a longstanding and successful relationship with Infuse.

“All apprentices are showing excellent personal and professional development with the first two apprentices soon to progress onto our Network Engineer Level 4 programme. ”