Investing in the Future: R&W Langley Welcomes New Apprentice Quantity Surveyors
Ashley Baker and Lily Foster join R&W Langley as apprentice Quantity Surveyors, combining HNC study with on-site mentoring.
R&W Langley is proud to announce the addition of two new apprentice Quantity Surveyors to our growing team. Ashley Baker and Lily Foster joined us in November 2024, marking an exciting new chapter in our commitment to developing future talent in the construction industry.
Meet Our New Apprentices
Ashley Baker has already begun his academic journey, securing a place on the 2-year HNC Quantity Surveyor Course at Southampton University, which commenced in September.
Lily Foster brings a unique perspective, having recently returned from working and traveling in Australia from February through October 2023. She's set to begin her HNC course in February 2025.
Professional Development Path
Both apprentices will benefit from a comprehensive development program that combines academic study with practical, hands-on experience. Their training will be overseen by Taylor Thomas, our Quantity Surveyor, and Richard Norman, our Contracts Manager, who will provide mentorship and guidance throughout their apprenticeship journey.
Why Apprenticeships Matter
At R&W Langley, we believe apprenticeships are vital to the future of the construction industry, offering motivated individuals the opportunity to gain practical experience while working towards professional qualifications.
Skills Development
Throughout their apprenticeship, Ashley and Lily will develop technical expertise in quantity surveying practices, professional project management skills, practical experience in cost analysis and control, understanding of construction contracts and documentation, and real-world problem-solving abilities.
Looking to the Future
The addition of Ashley and Lily represents R&W Langley's ongoing commitment to investing in the future of construction — helping to build the next generation of construction professionals.
Welcome aboard, Ashley and Lily!