"I would like to stay here and do not see myself moving on."

Maurice was a training apprentice under the Apprentice Steps programme, which supports adults with learning disabilities through a work skills programme of accredited learning and work placements.  

Maurice McHugh

Training administration assistant

Employer or university
Luton and Dunstable University Hospital
Maurice McHugh
  • My sister works at Luton and Dunstable University Hospital. My mother suggested this job to me so I applied for it. I was so happy to get a place here.

    Learning new skills enabled me to get a role as a training administration assistant. 

  • I prepare induction packs for the monthly corporate induction, send out training booking letters to the relevant departments, find room availability for meetings / training events (on the room booking system) and do general office duties such as laminating and photocopying.

  • I am most proud of working and talking with other people. I recently moved to volunteering and now help them every Tuesday at the Voluntary Services department. I fold and send letters for other departments and organise folders for shredding and filing. 

    I enjoy everything about my role, I wouldn’t like to change anything.

  • I love being a DJ, watching DVDs, going to the day centre, swimming and going to the gym twice a week. They help me to de-stress after work.

  • I would like to stay here and do not see myself moving on. I would like everything to stay the same.  

    Good time keeping is important – you need to be able to manage your time and not be late.

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