18-month course gives students hands-on training
Would you ever consider a career in butchery?
Isle of Man Meats is hoping to tackle a 'global shortage' by offering apprenticeships to wannabe butchers.
The 18-month course gives the students hands-on training to learn the essential skills.
Harry Lewis and Ethan Perry are the first apprentices to take it on:
Kelley Corlett is from Isle of Man Meats:
You can listen to their interviews in full here:
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