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Telecommunications Student Awards Scheme
The
Telecommunications Student Awards Scheme
is a joint initiative between the e-skills NTO and the Association of Marine Electronic and Radio Colleges, (AMERC) aimed specifically at promoting the telecommunications industry within universities and colleges. The Scheme recognises best effort and achievement by a student on a telecommunications related course or programme.
For this reason the award is based on work already being carried out by students. Each university or college is invited to select a maximum of two students based on their achievements in their final year of a telecommunications related course, with the judging carried out by the staff at the university or college.
The awards are in the form of a joint e-skills NTO/AMERC certificate of achievement and a £50 book token. If your university or college wishes to participate, click on the link below for further information and an application form.
Telecoms Student Award Scheme – Application Form and Rules
(PDF file)
If you require further information, or clarification, on any aspect of the awards, please e-mail
Roll of Honour
The following students have all been presented with £50 book tokens in recognition of their personal achievement in the field of telecommunications.
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Neda Lazarevic
Ronald Duncan
Philip Di-Nardo
Stephen Carter
John Hill
Claire Wood
Neil Callaghan
Christopher Elam
Michael Carter
Stuart Lambert
Ian Luxten
Christopher Craven
Lara Rowaiye
Mojisola Adesanya
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University of North London
University of North London
Glasgow College of Nautical Studies
Lincoln & Humberside
Croydon College
Croydon College
University of Lincoln and Humberside
University of Lincoln and Humberside
Croydon College
Croydon College
University of Lincoln and Humberside
University of Lincoln and Humberside
University of North London
University of North London
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November 2001
November 2001
November 2001
July 2001
June 2001
June 2001
July 2000
July 2000
July 2000
July 2000
July 2000
July 2000
November 1999
November 1999
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