A Cambridge tech firm has won an award for offering nearly 500 students opportunities.
Arm, which produces IP chips and creates Internet of Things solutions for its customers, was presented with the Industrial Cadets Award for Strategic Partner 2019 at a ceremony on Tuesday, November 26.
Industrial Cadets is a national industry-led accreditation designed to enhance experiences and create further opportunities for young people.
It is run by the Engineering Development Trust (EDT), a nationwide charity offering young people active learning experiences in STEM related careers.
The awards celebrate the excellence and achievements of emerging young talent in the 海角视频 and are an opportunity to recognise exceptional partnerships with employers, educators and sponsors, and give thanks for their on-going support.
Arm won the award for its continued support and delivery of Engineering Development Trust (EDT) programmes, as well as the Industrial Cadets initiative, for nearly 10 years.
It is estimated to have reached nearly 500 students in the local area.
Julie Feest, chief executive of EDT, said: “We were blown away by the candidates for this year’s awards.
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“As always, it’s been a pleasure to celebrate young people’s talent as well as shine a light on the partners, schools and sponsors who are working tirelessly to broaden engagement between young people and the industry.
“The level of talent, passion and drive of the young people who won is admirable, and there’s nothing better than seeing so many young people engaged with opportunities and careers in STEM.
“Equally, it’s encouraging to see the range of opportunities available to these young people thanks to partners, schools and sponsors, as their support helps provide vital and equal access to STEM activities.
“There is still a long way to go when it comes to inspiring young people to consider a career in STEM, but this year’s awards ceremony proves that we have certainly started to make waves in this area.”