Young driver car insurer rolls out more than just a red carpet

This young driver car insurer for one knows that if you've just left school recently, or any higher learning surround, then the last thing you'll want is to turn around and go back. After all, as any young driver car insurer will tell you, you've only just witnessed a fantastic pyrotechnical display with your books, worked your way through most of the opposite sex students, and now have the inconvenience of a catheter fitted to your inside leg, such was your physical achievement of battering and bruising your bladder that it can no longer perform as it should. But, if this young driver car insurer were to whisper the words Rolls, and Royce, in your shell-like, then 4youngdrivers.com reckon this might focus your bleary eyes.

That's because if you're aged of the years 16 - 24 you now have the chance to receive a cheque with a rather famous logo stamped on it. Albeit a small one to begin with. Figure that is. Not logo. Apprenticeships. They're back. With not a sign of sour-faced cockney business overlord Sir Alan of Sugar in the vicinity, the quintessential english car manufacturer, who does it by appointment of the Queenie, is flinging open its rich mahogany doors and about to welcome an influx of complete strangers to its production area. Lasting up to four years, the apprenticeships combine the studying (yawn) for a nationally recognised qualification, (which you can take a look at on eBay if you don't believe us) with, and this is the loin-stirring bit - comprehensive on the job training!

As of September this very year, 15 male and female apprentices will get to grips with paint, wood, and leather of the most genteel kind, under the watchful eye of Rolls Royce's specialist craftspeople. If you miss out this year, don't fret. They envisage that there will be a fresh intake of 15 eager candidates each and every September from henceforth. Needless to say the odds are heavily stacked in your favour if you happen to reside in the same West Sussex postal district as the Goodwood base is located. Yet in no way is this seen as a condition of application. At least one of the posh automotive firms big cheese' who'll be pleased to see you (until you drop a spanner through a wing anyway) is the Flying Lady's Chairman and Chief Executive, who's known to his wife as Ian. And to his spanner-clenching employees as - Mr. Robertson. He told the young driver car insurer this; "We are delighted to launch this new programme, which demonstrates our ongoing commitment to the development and training of young people in the UK manufacturing industry, Every Rolls-Royce is hand-built to the highest levels of quality and our new apprentices will join a team of dedicated craftsmen and women. With the development of our new convertible well underway and more models to follow, they will join the Goodwood team at an exciting time." Potential candidates for the programme should e-mail a CV and a covering letter to recruitment@rolls-roycemotorcars.com.

Toff's limousine manufacturer dinner-boy or not, 4youngdrivers.com, the young driver car insurer without the pre-requisitional cut glass accent, can arrange young driver car insurance for you at this, an equally as exciting time for young driver car insurers like ourselves. Best give us a bell. Toodle-pip!

Date - 15/09/2006