Eleven engineering students who combine part-time study at City College Norwich with their work in a variety of different engineering jobs, are celebrating after achieving distinctions across the board in their BTEC National Certificate in Engineering. Pictured: Lewis Morgan, George Gook, Lee Rice, Matthew Smith, Toby Hawkes, Jake Jones, Joe Leeder, Ryan Unsworth, Jake Currell, Jake Howell and Ian Moore with their plaques.

Eleven engineering students at City College Norwich are celebrating after achieving distinctions in their BTEC National Certificate in Engineering.

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The students all combine part-time study with their work in a variety of different engineering jobs, and received specially made plaques presented by Richard Burley, head of the School of Technology, Environment and Sport.

The students gained the best possible mark of 216 points by achieving distinctions in all 11 units of their course, specialising in either electronic and electrical engineering or mechanical engineering.

All of the students have been attending City College Norwich for one day a week over the last two years.

The mechanical engineering students with the distinction of having achieved perfect marks are: Jake Currell (KLM), Joe Leeder (TML Precision Engineering), George Gook, Jake Howell, Jake Jones, Lewis Morgan and Ryan Unsworth (all British Sugar).

In electronic and electrical engineering, the students to achieve a full set of distinctions are: Lee Rice (GTC), Matt Smith (Ibonhart Ltd), Ian Moore (Lotus) and Toby Walker (ICS Eastern Ltd).

Mr Burley said: “These students 
have all done exceptionally well, producing consistently outstanding results over the duration of their course.

“Their success is testimony to the hard work that they have put in and also to the support of their employers over the two years of study.”