Duke of Edinburgh

I am interested in the scientific, economical and business aspects of the energy industry, as they not only have a big impact on our daily lives, but our future. I know that I would like to be part of this important and growing enterprise in a way that connects science and business. I would l be happy to study either at University, while developing my skills of the other simultaneously. Geology is a science that fascinates me as am hugely interested in how and why Earth was formed the way it was

Eagerly yearning to have a positive impact on health standards in my community has compelled me towards studying Midwifery. I believe there’s nothing more remarkable than understanding how a woman’s body functions during their pregnancy. Broadening my horizon and developing my understanding about how midwives specialise in nurturing a pregnant woman and her baby from early postnatal periods, pregnancy and birth. However what intrigues me the most is having the privilege of forming a relationship

Living in four different countries from an early age has meant I have been exposed to a number of different cultures and I believe my interest in studying modern languages has stemmed from this. I think it is a shame that so few people speak another language as it opens up an immense amount of opportunities. At the moment, I aspire to use a language in a business setting but am also interested in interpreting. I enjoy helping other students develop their Spanish skills as I find that teaching others

Born in 1518 in tudor england .He was the second son of Thomas Grey, 2nd Marquess of Dorset by his wife Margaret Wotton and the younger brother of Henry Grey, 1st Duke of Suffolk, 3rd Marquess of Dorset . He lived the life of a nobleman and Soldier fighting for king Henry VIIIof england by 1587 while fight in the war of the roses when adam would have been 60 years old diespite not looking a day over 30 he became mortaly wonded and should have died but dew to his unknown metahuman power of Rapid

My enthusiasm for aerospace began after attending a presentation from BAE Systems about their manufacturing programmes, namely their aircraft . Aircraft that oppose the conventional laws of aviation, or exceed the frontier of human innovation, are beyond doubt one of the marvels of our technological advances. I believe pursuing a career in aerospace will complement my determination and dedication to advance my understanding of applied physics and mathematics. My passion was emboldened by the government's

Our planet is over 4.5 billion years old and yet we have only touched the surface of knowledge that it withholds. I am naturally very curious, so the mysteries of our planet have fascinated me. My enthusiasm in Geology grew when I was introduced to physical Geography at GCSE level and thoroughly enjoyed the topic of plate tectonics leading me to further pursue Geology at A level. My interest in Geology encouraged me to join the Liverpool Geological Society and attend several lectures. The latest

I have always been interested in a career in the care industry and, after meeting with an experienced occupational therapist, I was sure that occupational therapy is a career suited to my personality and abilities. I am excited by the diverse nature of the work and the effect that meaningful activity can have in helping individuals improve their quality of life and achieve personal goals. My interest was confirmed by my experience of the work that occupational therapists do. I was able to spend

entails. I’ve also done work experience in a primary school, which (through practical learning) has given me an opportunity to know what it means to provide service for children and staff professionals. In my spare time I’ve participated in the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award which has enhanced my skills to become more rounded. DofE prepared to take on extra tasks in my life that’ll provide valuable skills, including finding appropriate strategies through good organization to solve issues using problem

I am currently a third year student at the University of Hertfordshire studying BSc Diagnostic Radiography. I enjoy challenging myself and setting myself goals. This year I aim to run my first 10k and climb Mount Kilimanjaro with the charity Hope for Children. I believe that pushing myself to achieve these things will help me grow and keep me motivated throughout the year. In my spare time I enjoy reading and occasionally undertaking some sewing projects. During my degree I have been based at Barnet

The weekly duties involve interacting with primary students, which helps promote a positive mind-set to the children by setting a good example and acting as a role model to the school. I have also achieved a Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award; this experience has greatly improved my leadership, interpersonal and communication skills during my trip in Mauritius. This trip involved community work in which we built an extension to a preschool and interacted with the disadvantaged