Trainee Spotlight: Stephanie
We recently caught up with Stephanie to hear about her experiences so far at Rise. Check out some of her thoughts in the article below!
How do you feel when you come to Rise?
I feel happy and excited to come to Rise.
What has been the highlight so far?
I have enjoyed making new friends at Rise and learning new skills.
What are your goals?
I am looking forward to learning quality control.
Does coming to Rise make a difference to your life?
Yes, it’s something new and different. It makes me feel happy at the end of the day, and I like achieving tasks and learning.
What would you tell someone who was thinking about trying Rise?
You can make a lot of friends and have fun. And there is all different kinds of work that you can do, my favourite skill so far has been scanning.
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