KGK Genix celebrates apprentice achievement

KGK Genix celebrates apprentice success as Hayden Cooper achieves Print Technician Level 3 Qualification with distinction

KGK Genix is celebrating the success of team member Hayden Cooper, who has officially completed his Print Technician Level 3 Apprenticeship with distinction, highlighting the company’s ongoing commitment to developing the next generation of print professionals.

Hayden Cooper Achieves Print Technician Level 3 Qualification

Hayden’s achievement marks the culmination of several years of dedicated learning, combining practical experience within KGK Genix’s production environment with industry recognised training. Throughout his apprenticeship, he has developed valuable technical skills while becoming an increasingly important member of the business.

The apprenticeship programme forms part of KGK Genix’s wider commitment to investing in people and supporting career development within the print industry. Over the years, the company has successfully helped numerous apprentices build rewarding long term careers, reinforcing its belief that apprenticeships play a vital role in addressing industry skills shortages while creating opportunities for future talent.

Speaking about his achievement, Hayden says, “Completing my apprenticeship is something I’m really proud of. I’ve learned so much over the past few years and have had the opportunity to work alongside experienced people who have supported me every step of the way. The apprenticeship has given me confidence, practical skills and a real understanding of the print industry. I’m excited to continue developing my career with KGK Genix.”

Matt Walsh, Operations Director at KGK Genix, adds, “Everyone at KGK Genix is incredibly proud of what Hayden has achieved. Completing a Level 3 Print Technician Apprenticeship requires commitment, determination and a willingness to learn, and Hayden has demonstrated all of those qualities throughout his journey. He has developed into a skilled and valued member of our production team, and this qualification is thoroughly deserved.”

Matt continues, “Investing in apprentices is an investment in the future of our business and the wider print industry. We are passionate about developing talent and creating opportunities for people to build successful careers, and Hayden’s achievement is another fantastic example of what apprenticeships can accomplish.”

KGK Genix also recognised the contribution of Learn2Print, whose support and expertise have been instrumental throughout Hayden’s apprenticeship.

The company works closely with training providers to ensure apprentices receive both practical workplace experience and the technical knowledge required to succeed in today’s evolving print industry.

Hayden’s success reflects the value of combining structured learning with hands on experience, providing a strong foundation for a long and successful career in print.

KGK Genix says the company continues to invest in apprenticeships and employee development, demonstrating its commitment to nurturing talent, strengthening industry skills, and supporting the future of UK print manufacturing.

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