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Thursday 25th April 2024

One of our apprentices wins Junior section of the Guild of Bricklayers South Wales competition

Meet our South Wales apprentice, Fardeen Asseerdahy, winner of the Junior section of the Guild of Bricklayers competition. Discover the dedication and skill behind his victory in shaping the future of construction excellence.

Fardeen

The future of construction

Fardeen Asseerdahy, also known as Deano, recently clinched victory in the Guild of Bricklayers Wales Junior Section at Nash College, Newport. Deano proudly represented Taylor Wimpey and Bridgend College, standing out among other apprentices from different institutions. Despite his modesty, winning brought him immense joy. His success isn't just his alone—it reflects the support and training provided by Taylor Wimpey and its partners. Deano's win shows how hard work pays off and highlights the company's dedication to helping young talents thrive in the construction industry of South Wales. Fardeen will now go on to compete in the Guild National Final on the 20th June 2024.
Fardeen
Fardeen said: "Taking part in the competition was truly a valuable experience. It not only put my abilities to the test but also taught me a lot about myself. Winning the Junior section of the Guild of Bricklayers South Wales competition fills me with immense pride. During the competition, I had to construct a brick wall joined to a pillar, incorporating decorative features that protruded 10mm, all within a tight 6-hour timeframe. The most challenging aspect was definitely the decorative part; it pushed my current skill set to its limits. Nevertheless, seeing the final result, I couldn't be happier with how it all came together."