15 November 2022

Property Management Accounts appoint their first apprentice

15 November 2022

Property Management Accounts appoint their first apprentice

Earlier this year our property management accounts department appointed their first ever apprentice, Daniel Tay.

Daniel’s role is assisting the team over various disciplines to ensure that his apprenticeship objectives are met. This includes assisting with Accounts Payable, raising insurance and ad-hoc demands, recharging utilities, vat reports, and administrative/database work. This will further develop into other areas as his course progresses.

Daniel says “When I first arrived at SW, I was warmly welcomed into the property management team. In my time here so far, I have always been provided ample support both in settling into my first role as well as studying for my apprenticeship. I have greatly enjoyed my time working at SW due in no small part to the pleasant working environment and the reassurance that comes from having reliable hardworking colleagues. On the rare occasions that I have encountered an issue with work (sickness, technical issues, etc.), I was always treated fairly and helped patiently by my team as well as colleagues in other departments such as HR, IT and finance. Aside from regular work, SW have continually impressed me their commitment to exceeding the norm in their ventures within corporate social responsibility in areas such as sustainability, charitable causes and community activities. I am both grateful and proud to be able to work towards my level 3 AAT diploma at SW and hope to continue working here after I achieve it.”

Louis Jay Mulcaster, SEN Coordinator at First Intuition commented “Daniel was in the skills day that I was leading and was an absolute pleasure to have in class. He was notably engaged, answered the bulk of questions posed and also used the opportunity to get advice on various bits in relation to his wider apprenticeship whilst he was here. He is a credit to you and a very positive refection on you as employers.”