In this episode, I interview Ted Mason, an apprentice at Catapult, a cell and gene therapy company. Ted shares his unconventional journey into the science industry, starting from struggling with A-levels to finding his passion in an apprenticeship. He discusses the practical experience and specialized skills he has gained in the lab and the pressure and responsibility of working with stem cells. Ted emphasizes the importance of apprenticeships and encourages listeners to keep their options open and embrace their unique paths. Takeaways Apprenticeships provide valuable practical experience and specialized skills that may not be obtained through traditional university education. Working in a commercial company during an apprenticeship offers a different perspective and understanding of processes and deadlines. Having a support system and mentors in the workplace is crucial for apprentices to learn and grow. Embracing unconventional paths and being open-minded can lead to unique opportunities and personal growth. Apprenticeships offer flexibility and the opportunity to explore different career paths before committing to a specific field.
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