Engineering Students Receive $10k Scholarships
The City of Hamilton today [July 20] announced the two Engineering scholarship recipients. During a brief ceremony, Mayor of Hamilton, Charles Gosling, presented two $10,000 scholarships to two second year engineering students.
The recipients are Mr. Mark Jordan, 19 and Mr. Matthew Tavares, 21. They are both studying Civil Engineering at St. Lawrence College in Canada and Teesside University in the UK, respectively.
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As he presented the scholarships, Mayor Gosling stated, “The City of Hamilton is pleased to establish two Engineering scholarships. This is the first time we are offering them. We are doing it to encourage young Bermudians to enter the field. The City, together with many local companies in Bermuda, know there is a need for qualified Bermudian Engineers and the demand will continue to grow.”
Mayor Gosling added, “It is anticipated that by offering these scholarships more students will consider Engineering as a career option. On behalf of the Members and staff of the City of Hamilton I wish these young men good luck in the upcoming school year. We look forward to working with them when they return during school breaks at which time they will gain valuable work experience. We also hope they will consider the City as an employer once they graduate.”
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Corpporation ain’t gutt no money but dey geve hit away to white privliage people……….Should have been given to dee Hussal peple…..detz rite…….Man salz likhor ann ve tings get dark ann stormee….jingus………
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I would like to report abuse.
Who are you Terry Lista???
You know these two guys?? How you know they’re privileged?? O ya cause they’re white, that’s the eegrance thats holding Bermuda back Mr. Lister.
White, Black, Green, or Purple I dont care long as your Bermudian.
United we stand and divided we fall
It is nice to see young Bermudians being offered another scholarship but I wonder why this scholarship was not listed on the number one site for Bermuda scholarships, bermudascholarships.com. I know at least two students who would have applied for this, if it was listed on this website that all local students
are referred to by most of the local organization giving scholarships.
Hopefully, not year the Corporation would posted their scholarship on the site.
I wish both students all the best.
Good luck to both students in their academic endeavours.