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ICE celebrates ‘passion and creativity’ of QUEST Technician scholars

Date
30 March 2023

The institution awarded 59 QUEST technician scholarships to members studying towards their professional qualification.

ICE celebrates ‘passion and creativity’ of QUEST Technician scholars
ICE director general Janet Young handing award to Joe Gaskell, technician at Ringway Jacobs and part-time student at Liverpool John Moores University.

Fifty-nine ICE members have been awarded an ICE QUEST Technician scholarship this month.

The scholarships were awarded to the following ICE members:

Benjamin Wilcox

Bilal Hussain

Laura Dance

Dan Asher

James Bowers

Ryan Sharkey

Adam Cavalla

Annie May Goodman

Ayomikun Ajayi

Daisy Muge

Florence Jayaguru

George Worsfold

Joel Blanchflower

John Pye

Oliver Jeffery

Rebecca Balch

Sarah Curran

Simon Poynter

Sophie Rice

Tamlyn Pretorius

Will Lloyd

William Bray

Kshaf Asad

David Olive

Dion Brown

Isobelle Metcalfe

Cameron Wight

Charlie Caplen

Georgia Greenwood

Joseph Gaskell

Aparna Jamgade

Ciaran Black

Conall Christie

James Hayburn

John Buckley

Maxine Matiza

Robert Holland

Ruth Chapman

Tara-Mia Devine

Thomas Farrell

Jack Gray

Florence Hudson

James Robinson

Jasper Chun

Andrew Cowling

Dominic Henson

Dylan Griffiths

Lewis Francis

Roland Jones

Bilal Fateh

Hannah Brough

Harvey Perkins

Jacob Smith

James Taylor

Josh Burton

Benjamin Collins

Caitlin Mills

Aasim Mohammed Mahmood

The technician scholarship, which forms part of the ICE’s Queen’s Jubilee Scholarship Trust (QUEST), recognises ability and potential together with a financial boost of up to £1000.

All scholars are working towards professional qualification as either Engineering Technician (EngTech MICE) or Incorporated Engineer (IEng MICE).

Dr Janet Young, ICE director general, met with some of the new scholars during a visit to the North West and commented:

“The QUEST scholars are a testament to the passion and creativity of the next generation of civil engineers, and I congratulate them on their achievements.

“I look forward to seeing how they use their scholarships to further their careers and make their mark on the profession, helping to improve people’s lives, and create a better future for society.”

About the ICE QUEST programme

The ICE QUEST programme was set up in 1977 to encourage and support education in civil engineering. Over the years it has supported thousands of people in their civil engineering career.

There are QUEST scholarships supporting members and students to learn at all stages of their career. Applications are currently open for the ICE QUEST undergraduate scheme.

The next round of QUEST Technician applications opens in autumn 2023.

  • Lynn Caddy, communications lead at Institution of Civil Engineers