Engineering student who took all three sciences and maths at A level, located in Birmingham

Connor's CV

Home Address: Mowsley Chase Farm, Leicester Road, Knaptoft, Lutterworth, Leicestershire, LE17 6NP
Email: (concealed information) Mobile: (concealed information)5

Education
• 2017-present University of Birmingham
MEng Materials Engineering FT
First year grade: 1st
Second year grade: 1st
• 2012-2017 Repton School

A-Level: A* - Biology, A - Physics, Chemistry, Maths
AS-Level: A - Additional Maths
GCSE: 7 A*s (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths, English lang. and Lit. and PE); 3 A’s (Latin, French, History)

Achievements
• Thomas Turner Prize - For First class performance in year one.
• OR Science Prize - For outstanding performance in the scientific disciplines across A Levels.
• CB Fry Scholarship -
An ‘all-rounder’ award attained upon entrance to Repton for excellence in multiple disciplines including sport, music, academia and leadership.
• Grade 8 Singing, with Grade 5 Musical Theory -
Awarded Sydney De Verilles Singing prize for outstanding contribution to the musical arts (2015-16 academic year).
• National Gold Medal for Hockey - Achieved with school at U16 level.
• Duke of Edinburgh - In the process of completing the silver award having completed the expedition

Experience
• Care Home Volunteer –
-Volunteered for one year at a local mental disability home during the 2015/16 academic year.
-Given responsibility of teaching and advancing one patients ability to interact with others through games.
-Developed respectful and conscientious communicative skills.
-Tracked progress and provided information on the patients.

Interests
• Hockey – Vice Captain
-Vice-captain of my school team during year 13.
-Organised weekly fitness training session.
-Played up to JRPC standard in the England Hockey system (2016/17).
• Singing – House Production Lead, Boys Winners
-Co-wrote, organised and lead house singing 2017.
-Managed a group of 55 with strict deadline.
-Won numerous individual medals, including being nominated for the Musician of the Year (2017).
• Peer Mentor
-Responsibility of helping first year materials students settle into university life and providing advice throughout the year.
-Co-leader of a group.
• Birmingham University Materials Society
-Attend role allocator talks.

Skills
• IT Skills – Level 1 European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL), proficient in Microsoft Excel, Word, Powerpoint. Experience with SolidWorks and MatLab.
• Languages- GCSE in French.

References available on request