This year Nimans welcomed a summer intake of four students looking for work experience and one in particular has completed a full four weeks 'on the job'.
George Smith, 17, spent a month at the group's Agecroft headquarters learning about business practices and procedures and how a successful £85 million turnover company operates.
Smith is studying accountancy and business finance at FutureSkills College, Salford, and is hoping to one day work in finance.
"It's been an invaluable learning experience being at Nimans," said George who spent the majority of his time in the Accounts and Credit Control departments.
"I gained a brilliant insight into real life work and it's whetted my appetite to carve out a long term career in finance."
Nimans' Investors In People Manager Sue Goldfine added: "Over the summer months we welcomed four young people for varying periods of time.
"They each had a specific programme designed for them depending on how long they were with us and what their particular interest was. They spent time in various departments including accounts, telemarketing, purchasing and credit control.
"The boys particularly enjoyed time in the warehouse, realising that a modern facility is not just picking and packing but a highly organised technical operation.
"It's important to give our young people work experience to help them shape and develop their career paths as well as social and interpersonal skills. They discovered that working at Nimans was an informative experience seeing how an innovative and efficient company operates. They all said it was a great place to be and appreciated the opportunity."