A FORMER Plymouth student who fled to the UK to escape political unrest in his native Sudan has been named the South West’s most promising trainee civil engineer.
Mahmoud Hussain received the accolade at the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) South West Young Achievers Awards in Torquay, sponsored by KierBAM and Frazer.
He came to the UK with his brother, when he was aged 18. He attended Plymouth City College firstly to learn English and then to gain GCSEs while at the same time working as a labourer.
A degree in civil engineering followed at the University of Plymouth and now, with support from his employer, Milestone Infrastructure, he is aiming for incorporated engineer status with the Institution of Civil Engineers.
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