A new search for apprentices will be launched in the coming weeks.
Work to construct the Woodsmith potash Mine near Whitby is progressing well despite the challenges of lockdown.
Matt Parsons from mining firm Anglo American says work on the tunnel linking the mine to the port in Teeside is ahead of schedule.
The mine will be looking for a raft of new apprentices over the next few months.
Matt Parsons says they will be looking for new apprentices to start work later in the year and will begin the recruitment process in the next few weeks.


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