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The Supply Register is pleased to announce that it has been shortlisted for the Education Investor Awards 2021 – ‘Recruitment Services in the Software & Services’ category.
For the nomination in this category, judges were looking for recruitment providers that can demonstrate how placements made over the past 12 months have been successful, not just in volume but also in quality, showcasing how candidates have made a positive impact on clients’ organisations.
Our entry focused on the successes achieved through the pandemic, particularly our partnership with L.E.A.D. Academy Trust, which you can read all about here: https://bit.ly/37CgYOa
The EducationInvestor Awards is one of the biggest and most prestigious accolades in education. With more than 145 submissions to this year’s awards, finalists will compete for 25 awards. A panel of high-profile independent judges will judge the finalists.
The winners will be announced at the Awards event held in London on 30 November.
Commenting on the recognition, Baljinder Kuller, Founder of The Supply Register, said: “We are delighted to be selected as finalists for the Education Investors Awards 2021. We’ve been working extremely hard over the past six years to enhance our delivery through innovative solutions for schools, and it’s great to see these efforts recognised. The team is continuing to enhance our services, and customer feedback has been extremely positive. I’m proud of my team’s performance throughout this difficult period, and we’re thrilled to have made it onto the shortlists for these prestigious awards.”
Now in its twelfth year, the EducationInvestor Awards recognise excellence in the U.K. education industry. The competition honours educational institutions, service providers, and individuals who have made a meaningful impact on the British education system over the past 12 months.
