[withdrawn] desg graduate scheme: zoe

[withdrawn] desg graduate scheme: zoe

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Case study DESG GRADUATE SCHEME: ZOE Case study of a student on the Ministry of Defence's Defence Engineering and Science Group Graduate Scheme, now working as a Systems Analyst for


weapons. THIS CASE STUDY WAS WITHDRAWN ON 23 OCTOBER 2015 Civil engineering is no longer part of the DESG Graduate Scheme. Zoe, who comes from London, graduated from University with a degree


in civil engineering. She has been on the scheme for 2 years and 1 month and is currently on a placement as a project sponsor at RAF Mildenhall. > I represent Defence Estates United 


States Force (DE USF) and have > personal delegation for the project. I am responsible for many > aspects of a project including financial control, cost, tome and > quality 


objectives and liaison with the USF project manager and the > principal support provider Hyder. > As a member of the Air Training Corps and studying a masters degree > in Civil 


Engineering, I felt that the MOD and DESG was a great way > of combining my interest with the military as well as my career as a > civil engineer. My main two highlights from my career


 to date are > firstly my three month placement to Cyprus involving property > management and my six month intensive course with the Royal > Engineers, where every aspect of civil 


engineering was covered > including other engineering disciplines with an added military > slant. It was a great insight into the military world. > I hope to achieve chartered Civil


 Engineer status. I know that the > MOD has a training agreement with the Institution of Civil Engineers > and the MOD will fund it all. Following that I would like up to the > top 


management levels within the MOD. > The MOD provides excellent training opportunities to meet your > career needs, it also provides a great work life balance. You will > also have 


the opportunity to travel all over the country and abroad > including places such as Germany, Cyprus and Gibraltar. UPDATES TO THIS PAGE Published 11 February 2013