Why enter

By entering the New Civil Engineering Graduate and Apprentice Awards, you will be part of the prestigious industry awards for young professionals in civil engineering and be able to enjoy benefits through-out the campaign including:

  • Showcase your achievements  externally to the wider industry and industry leaders
  • Present your achievements live to the prestigious judging panel as part of the shortlist and live judging process
  • Gain extensive coverage across the magazine and social media before and after the event
  • Celebrate your success and meet like minded graduate and apprentices from across the civil engineering community

Make sure you are part of the 2024 event by entering today and ensuring you have a chance of being crowned our winner.

We have three main awards categories returning for 2024 for Graduate of the Year, Apprentice of the Year and Graduate Apprentice of the Year.

There are also three awards for individuals who show outstanding contribution towards Carbon Net Zero, Digital Engineering and Outstanding Contribution to the Industry. The winners of which will be selected from the main category entries.





Entry Criteria

The New Civil Engineer Graduate & Apprentice Awards 2024 are now open for entries!

We have three main categories available to enter again, each with their own set of criteria and key questions for you to complete. Please take a look at our full list of categories here and decide which ones are relevant to your work and achievements.

Remember, the shortlist for our Carbon Net Zero, Digital Engineering and Outstanding Contribution to the Industry will be picked from the 3 main categories, so be sure to emphasise any relevant work towards these categories in your entries.

Entries should be submitted online in advance of the entry deadline which is Friday 26 July 2024 .

FAQs

Hopefully you'll find an answer to your question below. If not, please contact Gwyn Davies +44 (0)20 3953 2988 or email Gwyn.Davies@emap.com

To view the criteria, create your account, or login with your email and password used to create your account if you have already done so. Select ‘Enter Now’ against the category you wish to view where the criteria will be displayed. If you wish to start your entry at this point any information you add will be autosaved and you can login to complete the rest of the entry at any time.

Enter the email address and password that you used when you first started your entry on the log in page, you will then be taken through to your dashboard and will be able to continue your entry.

Please contact Gwyn Davies +44 (0)20 3953 2988 or email Gwyn.Davies@emap.com

Enter now

To register and start your entry, please use the button below. If you have previously started, please login on the right-hand side.

We would advise completing your entry in a word document or a similar programme first before copying and pasting into the entry form.

When you are completing your entry please remember to save every few minutes using the “Save” button to ensure you do not lose any of your information in case the website times out. You are also able to begin your entry and then save it to complete later.

If you need help with your entry or require any clarification, please contact Gwyn Davies +44 (0)20 3953 2988 or email Gwyn.Davies@emap.com Gwyn.Davies@emap.com

The entry deadline for the NCE Graduate and Apprentice Awards is 26 July 2024. The winners will be announced at Institution of Civil Engineers on 22 November 2024.

Categories

The New Civil Engineer Graduate and Apprentice Awards 2024 are designed to recognise and reward the most inspiring UK-based civil engineering graduates and apprentices.

Entries do not require company approval and should be submitted by the graduate/apprentice; however, you will be asked to provide a testimonial from a line manager or mentor.

Entries are welcomed from graduates and apprentices working for UK-based clients, consultants, contractors, suppliers or working in academia who are members of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) or on an ICE-approved training scheme.

Candidates will be asked to fill in a questionnaire to provide insight into their role in the industry.

The awards recognise candidates that met the qualifying criteria between July 2022 and July 2024.

Returning as part of the 2024 awards, we are seeking candidates to outline their achievement across three key areas – carbon net zero, digital engineering and contribution to the industry.

The three main categories to enter for 2024 are:

Categories

  • Current apprentice studying a level 3 technical apprenticeship
  • Current apprentice studying a level 4 standalone technical apprenticeship (not year 1 of a degree apprenticeship)
  • Apprentices should be actively pursuing the EngTech qualification via a suitably recognised ICE programme or route.
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  • Current apprentice studying a degree apprenticeship level 4, 5, 6 or 7
  • Apprentices should be actively pursuing the EngTech qualification via a suitably recognised ICE programme or route.
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  • Graduated from an undergraduate degree in civil engineering (or related degree) between summer 2022 and summer 2024 and be in their first post graduate role and training towards CEng or IEng qualification via an ICE-approved training programme
  • Works in the technical field of civil engineering and construction
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Non-enterable Categories 

  • Judges will be looking for a clear example of where you have played a part in creating a significant change, impact or influence on the industry achieving net zero.
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  • Judges will be looking for a clear example of where you have played a part in creating a significant change, impact, or influence towards introducing or embracing digital engineering.
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  • Judges will be looking for a clear example of where you have played a part in creating a significant change, impact or influence on the industry’s legacy, diversity or future opportunities for young people, for example through STEM activities.
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