Another win for Real SFX at the QSA Awards!
On Thursday, 10th of March 2016 the annual Quality Skills Alliance awards ceremony was held at the Cardiff & Vale College Cardiff city centre campus.
Real SFX are delighted to announce that they have won ‘Small Employer of the Year’ at the 2016 QSA Awards. This is the second consecutive year that Real SFX have had success at the QSA Awards. Last years awards saw former special effects apprentice, Dai Kneath win in the ‘Creative Industries Apprentice of the Year’ category.
The Quality Skills Alliance is a consortium of work-based learning providers made up of 24 partners and subcontractors. The awards celebrate excellence and achievement, and the winners were chosen by a panel comprising the QSA’s chair and representatives from the Confederation of British Industry and the Welsh Government’s Department for Education and Skills.
Real SFX were nominated for this award by Sgil Cymru, who are a training provider for the creative industries. Carmela Carrubba, Creative Director at Real SFX said: “Thank you to my team of apprentices and team. A special thank you to Sue Jeffries, Nadine, Matt and Catrin for starting up Sgil Cymru after Cyfle went last year. Without individuals like Sue and Nadine with passion and drive in training, we would not be able to continue bringing new talented people into the creative industries via apprenticeships. Thank you to Andrew Cardiff and Vale College for supporting the apprentices this year and acting fast to save this year’s course. It is important that we all continue working together, giving these young people opportunity to learn a skill in the workplace. Congratulations to BBC Wales last night who we've been working closely with for years, Creative Skillset and all the winners tonight for all your achievements. A final thank you to the QSA and staff here this evening for amazing evening in this great facility.”
Real SFX would like to congratulate all nominees and winners at the QSA Awards.
Real SFX yn pigo lan wobr yng ngwobrau y QSA!
Ar dydd Iau, 10fed o Fawrth, 2016 cynhelir y seremoni wobrwyo Cynghrair Sgiliau Ansawdd ar gampws canol y ddinas Coleg Caerdydd a’r Fro.
Mae Real SFX yn hapus i gyhoeddi bod nhw ‘di ennill ‘Cyflogwr Bach y Flwyddyn’ yng ngwobrau 2016 y QSA. Dyma’r ail flwyddyn i Real SFX ennill yng ngwobrau y QSA. Blwyddyn diwethaf oedd Dai Kneath, cyn-brentis effeithiau arbennig yn Real SFX, ennill yn y categori ‘Prentis Creadigol y Flwyddyn’.
Consortiwm yw’r Gynghrair Ansawdd Sgiliau sy’n cynnwys darparwyr dysgu seiliedig ar waith, ac sy’n gyfuniad o 22 o bartneriaid ac is-gontractwyr. Mae’r gwobrau’n dathlu rhagoriaeth a chyflawniad a dewiswyd yr enillwyr gan banel a oedd yn cynnwys cadeirydd y Gynghrair a chynrychiolwyr o Gonffederasiwn Diwydiant Prydain ac Adran Addysg a Sgiliau Llywodraeth Cymru.
Oedd Sgil Cymru ‘di enwebu Real SFX am y gwobr yma. Sgil Cymru yw’r cwmni hyfforddiant i’r diwydiannau creadigol. Dwedodd Carmela Carrubba, Cyfarwyddwr Creadigol Real SFX: “Thank you to my team of apprentices and team. A special thank you to Sue Jeffries, Nadine, Matt and Catrin for starting up Sgil Cymru after Cyfle went last year. Without individuals like Sue and Nadine with passion and drive in training, we would not be able to continue bringing new talented people into the creative industries via apprenticeships. Thank you to Andrew Cardiff and Vale College for supporting the apprentices this year and acting fast to save this year’s course. It is important that we all continue working together, giving these young people opportunity to learn a skill in the workplace. Congratulations to BBC Wales last night who we've been working closely with for years, Creative Skillset and all the winners tonight for all your achievements. A final thank you to the QSA and staff here this evening for amazing evening in this great facility.”
Mae Real SFX yn longyfarch yr holl enwebeion ac enillwyr yng ngwobrau y QSA.