Last year I won the Engineering Undergraduate
of the Year Award sponsored by EON!
If you are reading this, you are probably thinking of
applying yourself and I definitely encourage you to do so! I applied pretty
much on a whim, I received and email and thought I might as well have a shot!
The initial stage of the application is some situational online tests, there a
quite a few of these, so persevere and don’t leave them until the last
minute as you might run out of time!
If you are lucky enough to get through, the next round is an assessment day at the EON training facility. This is an interesting day, you
will meet some of the other candidates and EON employees. The other candidates
were great company, really interesting to talk to and makes the day less
daunting! The assessment is a good experience, it includes a number of
different tasks, some of which
I found harder than others.
I found harder than others.
If you attend the assessment day, you then have a good
chance of going to the awards ceremony, as the final top ten candidates are all
invited. It’s a very impressive venue, Canary Wharf’s East Wintergarden, with
an impressive host, Sir Trevor MacDonald! You are very well
looked after at the ceremony, great food and conversation and it is a great opportunity
to meet a huge range of students.
Alan Middup, MEng Mechanial Engineering, University of Sheffield
Engineering Undergraduate of the Year Award, winner
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