We are delighted to continue to support the Ron Dearing University Technical College (UTC) after its official opening by new Patron the Rt Hon Alan Johnson last week.
Dutton Moore has been involved in its start-up over the last few years and now Managing Partner Tony Bullock sits as a Guarantor for the new school in Kingston Square, Hull, which opened its doors to students last September.
The employer-led school has celebrated its powerful partnership with leading businesses across the region and their contribution to the successful launch of a new education model in the city with a mission to develop a new generation of work-ready young people with advanced digital skills.
The pioneering centre has already received 325 applications for the upcoming academic year – well in excess of the 230 places available.
Mr Johnson said the students coming through the UTC would act as trailblazers when it came to homegrown talent, boosting Hull’s economy and helping to address a nationwide skills shortage. He said: “It’s about showing we have the skills to ensure companies like Siemens, Smith and Nephew and RB feel they have the right supply of skills coming from the city and don’t have go elsewhere.“
We wish the College and all its new students every success.
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Congratulations to accountancy trainee Sophie Pläschke who has fully qualified as a Chartered Accountant (ACA) after a successful tenure in Dutton Moore’s in-house training scheme. Sophie, who has just turned 26, joined Dutton Moore Chartered Accountants and Business Advisers in Aldgate House, Market Place, Hull, in August 2014 after being handpicked fr...
John, having joined the firm on 7th July, 1980 as a young trainee ascended the career ladder and became a partner in 1999 taking on numerous in-house roles along the way as well as managing a diverse portfolio of clients ranging from sole-traders to large corporate groups, whilst also encompassing work with the legal and charity sectors which included the audit of Hull ...
Responding to today’s budget from Chancellor Rishi Sunak, Managing Partner Tony Bullock is impressed with the innovative and fair announcements made across the board. In summary he commented: “The forecast for growth from the Bank of England and OBR is positive given we remain with lockdown restrictions. The economy is expected to return to pre-COVID levels b...