Students flying high at Air and Space Institute 2024 graduation ceremony held at RAF Cranwell, shared with Peterborough and Stamford Air and Defence Colleges
In a special ceremony held in the grand surrounds of RAF Cranwell, students from the Air and Space Institute graduated.
This ceremony celebrated the exceptional achievements of students in the civil aviation and military and defence fields, with friends and families present to share in their success.
The graduation ceremony was shared between students from the Air and Space Institute (ASI) in Newark, and Peterborough and Stamford Air and Defence Colleges (ADC).
The event highlighted the importance of the institutions and their partners, who were instrumental in providing world-class education and unwavering support to the graduates.
Matthew Vaughan, deputy principal of the Lincoln College Group, said: “Graduating from the Air, Space, and Defence programmes signifies the culmination of relentless hard work and dedication. Well done to you all.
“It marks a significant transition from the academic environment to the professional world, where graduates will apply their knowledge and skills in real-world scenarios.
“This milestone celebrates not just the end of their employer-led educational journey but the beginning of impactful careers in their chosen fields.”
Ross Tarnowski, assistant principal at the Lincoln College Group, said: “Congratulations to the class of 2024. It is a delight to watch these future aviation professionals walk across the stage, signifying the end of their ASI journey.
“A heartfelt expression of gratitude is also extended to our ASI partners, whose vital role in delivering top-tier education was crucial to the success of these students.
“Their support in nurturing the talents of these young professionals has been invaluable, ensuring that they are ready to take on the challenges of their careers with confidence and capability.”
Each institution took the opportunity during the ceremony to acknowledge students who excelled.
The Student of the Year Award, went to Adam Hall, after he demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and dedication throughout his studies.
The unique Students’ Student Award gave classmates an opportunity to nominate their peers to recognise their efforts and contributions during the course, and was awarded to Marcel Marzec.
Finally, the Pursuit of Excellence Award, was presented to Jack McKeigue for achieving greatness in their field, driving personal and professional growth, and inspiring those around him.
As the graduates of the Class of 2024 step into their future roles, they carry with them the knowledge, skills, and experiences gained from their time at ASI and ADC.
The specialised technical training and education provided by ASI and ADC have equipped these graduates with the necessary skills and expertise to excel in various roles within the Armed Forces, Defence, and Civil Aviation industries.
The completion of their programmes confirms their competence in leadership, communication, and team skills, alongside their technical proficiency and professional behaviour.
These attributes ensure that they are well-prepared to meet the demands of their careers and contribute meaningfully to their sectors.
Anyone interested in pursuing aviation career can apply for places at the ASI now for September 2024.
