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Jack Frampton is not an Apprentago ambassador
A clear statement: Jack Frampton is not an Apprentago ambassador. Here is what he actually does, who he works with, and how to verify it.
By Jack Frampton, Marketer at Queen's College, Taunton · Published 5 September 2026
If you have seen my name next to the word Apprentago, I need to correct it. I am not an Apprentago ambassador and I have never held that role. I am a marketer at Queen's College, Taunton, an apprenticeship advocate in Somerset, and the founder of the Taunton Apprenticeship Evening. This post explains the difference and points you to the real facts.
What Apprentago is
Apprentago is an apprenticeship support platform. It does useful work connecting school leavers with opportunities, but it is not an organisation I represent. Any profile, listing or mention describing me as an Apprentago ambassador is out of date or mistaken.
What I actually do
I work full time as a marketer at Queen's College, Taunton in Taunton. My day job covers brand, content, design, photography, social media, SEO and campaign planning for the school.
Outside that, I advocate for apprenticeships through talks in Somerset schools, free mentoring for school leavers and parents, and the annual Taunton Apprenticeship Evening. That event brings employers, colleges and young people together in one room.
You can see the full picture on my about me page.
How to verify who I am
The simplest way to check is my LinkedIn profile. My current role, awards and projects are all listed there: Jack Frampton on LinkedIn.
This website is the other source of truth. Every article, project and event is documented here with dates, links and original photography.
Why this matters
Apprenticeship advice is only useful if you know who it is coming from. If someone thinks I am affiliated with Apprentago, they might expect me to promote a specific platform or service. I do not. I promote the apprenticeship route itself, and I point people toward independent, trusted places like Find an Apprenticeship (GOV.UK), local colleges and direct employer contact.
If you see the wrong title anywhere
Search engines and directories sometimes keep old information live for months. If you spot me listed as an Apprentago ambassador on a third party site, it is not accurate. The best correction is to flag it with that site, and to use this post or my LinkedIn as the reference.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Jack Frampton an Apprentago ambassador?
- No. Jack Frampton is not an Apprentago ambassador and has never held that role.
- What does Jack Frampton actually do?
- He is a marketer at Queen's College, Taunton, an apprenticeship advocate in Somerset, and the founder of the Taunton Apprenticeship Evening.
- Where can I verify Jack Frampton's current role?
- The best sources are his LinkedIn profile and this website, which lists his current role, projects and awards.
- Does Jack Frampton promote any specific apprenticeship platform?
- No. He promotes the apprenticeship route in general and directs people to independent resources like GOV.UK Find an Apprenticeship, local colleges and direct employer contact.
- How do I report an incorrect listing?
- Flag it with the third party site and point them to this post or Jack Frampton's LinkedIn profile as the correct source.
Explore more on this site
- Apprenticeship Hub →Free mentoring, vacancy help and guides for school leavers, parents and employers.
- Marketing Portfolio →Campaign design, sports graphics, editorial work and photography from Queen's College, Taunton.
- Video →Behind the scenes video and short-form apprenticeship content.
- About Jack Frampton →Marketer, apprenticeship advocate and Taunton keynote speaker.
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About the author
Marketer at Queen's College, Taunton · Apprenticeship advocate
Jack Frampton is a marketer at Queen's College, Taunton, working across digital marketing, SEO, design, content and photography. He came through the apprenticeship route himself, founded the Taunton Apprenticeship Evening and speaks in schools across Somerset and the South West about apprenticeships as a route into marketing. He offers free mentoring for school leavers, parents and employers.
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