Posted on 10 March
Ten Leeds College of Building (ÐßÐßÊÓÆµ) apprentices have been awarded the prestigious ICE Quest Technician Scholarship.
The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Queen¡¯s Jubilee Scholarship Trust (Quest) was set up to encourage young people to pursue careers in civil engineering.
The scholarships are given to high calibre students, studying for a civil engineering qualification and each comes with ?1000 in financial support.
Our successful apprentices this year come from a range of employers including Arup, BAM Nuttall, Burnley Council, East Riding Council, JN Bentley, MMB and The Spencer Group.
ÐßÐßÊÓÆµ has a fantastic track record of producing civil engineering apprentices that have been awarded the ICE Quest Technician scholarship.

Vicky Patterson, Curriculum Manager for Technical and Professional Apprenticeships, said:
¡°We are over the moon to once again have so many of our apprentices recognised by ICE. Year after year, ÐßÐßÊÓÆµ apprentices receive this prestigious scholarship which is a testament to their determination and abilities.
¡°Ten is the most we¡¯ve had in the last few years, so we¡¯re absolutely delighted. It¡¯s a fitting endorsement for the quality of the teaching and levels of support available right here at ÐßÐßÊÓÆµ.
¡°On behalf of everyone at the college I want to say congratulations to Miah Farhan, Brandon Perry, Hannah Cunningham, Jason Kelly, Will Sykes, Jake Brunskill, Rodney Rodrigues, Ryhan Ruf, Sam Walters and Michael Ward.¡±
All our scholarship winners will also be honoured with a trophy at this year¡¯s BIG Awards in September.
To read all about last year¡¯s BIG Awards click here, to find out more about the ICE Quest Technician Scholarship click , and to find an ÐßÐßÊÓÆµ course that works for you click here.