Seb Norsworthy has been presented with the Marine Apprentice of the Year award at the Royal Yacht Squadron in Cowes.
This prestigious award recognises outstanding dedication and achievement in the marine industry. The award is sponsored by Cowes Harbour Commission (CHC) in association with the Isle of Wight College.
Seb has demonstrated exceptional determination and commitment in completing his Marine Engineering apprenticeship. He has made history as the first Isle of Wight College apprentice to pass the Marine Engineering standard, marking a significant milestone for both his career and the College’s apprenticeship programme.
The award was presented to Seb by Cowes Harbour Master, Capt. Jon Kidd, who said:
“It is a privilege to present this award to Seb in recognition of his hard work and perseverance. His success highlights the strength of marine training on the Isle of Wight and the bright future ahead for young apprentices in the industry.”
Ros Parker, CEO of The Isle of Wight College, commented:
“It is a great honour for our apprentices to be able to receive their awards in the prestigious venue of the Royal Yacht Squadron, our huge thanks to the Royal Yacht Squadron for hosting this very special Awards Ceremony.
“I would also like to give great thanks to Cowes Harbour Commission for sponsoring the Marine Apprentice of the Year Award and for supporting this event.”
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Gary Hall, CEO of Cowes Harbour Commission, added:
“Supporting and encouraging the next generation of marine professionals is a key focus for Cowes Harbour Commission. We are delighted to sponsor this award and recognise Seb’s remarkable achievements.
“His dedication to marine engineering is inspiring, and we look forward to seeing his continued success in the industry.”
