Supported by:
Studying for an engineering degree is a full-time commitment. Diversity is the key to life keeping a positive balance between working hard and maintaining one’s wellbeing. A portion of what spare time we have can be used for helping others.
Supported by: Royal Academy of Engineering
After studying at university, making the transition to the working environment can be challenging.
Who should apply for this category?
This award will celebrate someone who has demonstrated a passion for engineering throughout their studies and has continued pursuing this passion through new avenues in the workplace, especially those who are helping to create a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce.
Nominate here.
Engineering Apprentice of the Year 2026 Supported by: Studying whilst working is a big commitment and there is still work to do to challenge stereotypes about what apprenticeships are, and what an apprentice looks like. Judges will be looking for: Apprentices who have introduced innovative solutions within the engineering workplace. Evidence of their active promotion of…
