Completing an apprenticeship requires sustained discipline, academic application, and the ability to perform consistently in a fast-paced workplace. At MITSkills, we are proud to announce that two of our Business Administration apprentices—Karina Gill and Omar Najjar—have officially passed their End-Point Assessments (EPAs).
The End-Point Assessment represents the final, rigorous evaluation of an apprentice's journey. It tests the comprehensive knowledge, skills, and behaviours (KSBs) built over months of on-the-job training and guided study through practical observations, portfolio showcases, and professional discussions.
Passing this benchmark confirms both Karina and Omar as fully qualified professionals in their respective disciplines. Their success is a direct testament to their dedication, the expert guidance of their tutors, and the mentorship provided by their workplace managers.
We congratulate Karina and Omar on reaching this major career milestone and look forward to tracking their continued professional progression.