She is a real team player and is seen as an ‘all-rounder’, acting as an enthusiastic role model to encourage other young women to enter the profession of engineering through the apprenticeship route.
The award winner will receive prize money of £1,000 and free IET membership for one year.
Award |
Minimum engineering qualification |
Optional |
| MG |
On an apprenticeship, or finished an apprenticeship within the last six months of the closing date (Advanced Apprenticeship in England and Wales, Modern Apprenticeship in Scotland or a Level 3 Apprenticeship NI in Northern Ireland) |
N/A |
Competency |
Essential |
Desirable |
| Leadership experience: this could be leading a small team or group of individuals to achieve a goal through work, volunteering or at university. |
✔ |
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| Teamwork experience: examples of being collaborative, encouraging people to work together and working with others to achieve successful outcomes. |
✔ |
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| Professional commitment: evidence showing commitment to a medium term project or role and a clear drive and ambition to continue developing and enhancing knowledge and skills. |
✔ |
