AN
ASPIRING carpenter has been given a royal appointment to improve a stately home saved by Prince Charles.
Raymond
Alvsvag, 23, who is a carpentry apprentice at Canterbury College, is one of
only 10 people in the UK to be awarded a scholarship on The Prince's
Foundation's Building Skill In Craft apprenticeship scheme.
After he
completes a Level 3 NVQ in Wood Occupations at the college this month, Raymond
will join the Prince's Foundation at Dumfries House in Scotland.
At the
summer school, students will design and construct a garden feature on the
Dumfries Estate with input from the community, over a four month period.
Raymond,
from Chartham, said: "I was amazed to get it.
"Working
there is going to be a big honour."
A
Prince's Foundation spokesman added...READ MORE
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