Two-year civil engineering scheme to benefit

students: Young people looking towards a careers in

civil engineering are to benefit from a new scheme.
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RESUMEN (ABSTRACT)

"Students will get first-hand experience from all sides of civil engineering; the client, the contractor, and consultant,
so they are learning all aspects of the job from design and planning, to surveying and construction."
Coun Bernard Regan, council cabinet member for highways and planning, said: "We have been praised for our
Highways Alliance Partnership, which works together to improve our roads and connect communities.

RESUMEN

North Lindsey College and the Highways Alliance, made up of North Lincolnshire Council and its consultants, will
accept the first students on a BTEC National Certificate in civil engineering course in September.

TEXTO COMPLETO

Young people looking towards a careers in civil engineering are to benefit from a new scheme.
It will involve a two-year civil engineering course with work placements.
On completion, six people could land themselves a full-time job.
North Lindsey College and the Highways Alliance, made up of North Lincolnshire Council and its consultants, will
accept the first students on a BTEC National Certificate in civil engineering course in September.
The partnership is inviting people, at least 16 years old, to an open evening today, between 5pm and 8pm at the
Kingsway Centre in Scunthorpe, to find out more.
The only criteria is to have four GCSEs grade C (or intermediate GNVQ). The partnership will consider mature
students.
The partnership will run the course on a day release basis and six students will receive fixed-term contracts from the
council, Clugston or Pell Frischmann.
Coun Bernard Regan, council cabinet member for highways and planning, said: "We have been praised for our
Highways Alliance Partnership, which works together to improve our roads and connect communities.
"We want to share this experience with young people interested in a career in civil engineering.
"It will provide a real opportunity to gain a whole range of experience, with the added bonus that up to six lucky
students will be offered work contracts.
"Students will get first-hand experience from all sides of civil engineering; the client, the contractor, and consultant,
so they are learning all aspects of the job from design and planning, to surveying and construction."

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Título: Two-year civil engineering scheme to benefit students: Young people looking
towards a careers in civil engineering are to benefit from a new scheme.

Autor: Anonymous

Título de publicación: Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph; Scunthorpe (UK)

Primera página: 4

Año de publicación: 2008

Fecha de publicación: Jun 4, 2008

Sección: News

Editorial: MGN Ltd.

Lugar de publicación: Scunthorpe (UK)

País de publicación: United Kingdom, Scunthorpe (UK)

Materia de publicación: Journalism

Tipo de fuente: Periódicos

Idioma de la publicación: English

Tipo de documento: News

ID del documento de 424601262

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