I am delighted to nominate IH for the John Ackroyd Award for Young Innovative Engineer of the Year.
Isaac is an outstanding young engineer who consistently demonstrates an exceptional attitude towards his studies, his practical work and his own development. His impeccable attendance, punctuality and commitment to his programme demonstrate a level of dedication that is extremely impressive for a young engineer.
One of Isaac's most notable qualities is his positive and sunny outlook. He approaches every task with enthusiasm and a willingness to learn, contributing positively to the learning environment around him. He is hardworking, conscientious and diligent, but perhaps most importantly, he genuinely listens to instruction and takes feedback on board. This allows him to continually develop his skills and understanding.
The quality of Isaacs engineering work is consistently exceptionally high. He approaches tasks carefully and methodically, pays close attention to detail and takes pride in producing work to a professional standard. His ability to understand instructions, apply his learning and then produce technically accurate and well-finished work is remarkable. His work is not simply completed to meet a requirement; he strives to ensure that the finished result reflects the high standards expected within engineering.
Isaac also demonstrates many of the personal qualities required of an innovative engineer. He is curious, receptive to new ideas and willing to challenge himself. His strong work ethic, attention to detail and ability to learn from instruction provide him with an excellent foundation on which to develop his engineering knowledge and creativity further.
What makes Isaac particularly deserving of this award is the consistency of his performance. He can be relied upon to approach each task positively, work diligently and produce work of an exceptionally high standard. This combination of attitude, commitment, technical ability and potential makes him an excellent ambassador for young people entering engineering.
Isaac has demonstrated that he has the work ethic, attitude, technical capability and potential to become an outstanding engineer, and I believe he would be a very worthy recipient of the John Ackroyd Award for Young Innovative Engineer of the Year.
Donna Green
Operations Manager – CECAMM & H
Seth has come a very, very long way since starting at CECAMM. He has demonstrated brilliant attendance and willingness throughout his time here and has certainly come out of his shell. He tries his absolute hardest in every aspect and has made a lot of progress, securing his own work experience at Diverse Marine, and impressing his supervisor throughout his time there. He is a polite, well-mannered individual who deserves recognition for his dedication to the course. He has the makings of a great engineer and will make a reliable, well-rounded employee. I wish him all the best for his future endeavours.
Bobby Minns is studying Btec Extended Diploma Advanced Manufacturing Level 3.
Nominated because:
“Louise is a model apprentice who has completed her apprenticeship on time, despite moving employers during the apprenticeship programme.
Louise joined CECAMM as a level three full time student after deciding that A levels were not for her. Louise had some health issues that she has managed during her young adulthood. Whilst on the full time programme, Louise was successful in applying for an apprenticeship programme with Spinlock while at CECAMM. Louise then moved on after applying to GKN for a Technical Support apprenticeship. Louise has completed on time her Level 3 Technical Support apprenticeship with GKN and has progressed onto the Engineering HNC programme. Louise also volunteers at St Marys hospital during her free time. Louise is a well-liked apprentice at work and at CECAMM by both staff and students alike and is a credit to the apprenticeship programme and GKN alike”.
Louise is hard working, forward thinking and a great advocate of CECAMM, GKN and Engineering as a whole.