WHITECODE’S ALEX HILL INSPIRES YOUNG PEOPLE AT WGSB
14 Jul 2021
Alex Hill, Whitecode’s Managing Director recently delivered a presentation as part Wilmington Grammar School for Boys’ (WGSB) Life Programme, a careers event for years 7, 8 and 9.
As an alumnus of the school, Alex was all too glad to give a presentation about the wide range of careers within engineering and construction. He has a long-standing relationship with WGSB, which he has continued to build upon by offering apprenticeships for WGSB leavers year on year.
A true expert in his field, Alex has a BEng degree in engineering from London South Bank University and has worked at Whitecode since 1995, where he started as a junior engineer and now owns the company 25 years later.
Dedicating his career to engineering and construction, Alex is a firm believer in building the stars of tomorrow and giving young people an opportunity to embark on a successful career within a diverse industry. It is why Alex decided to be a speaker at WGSB’s Life programme, to give young people real-life advice about the working world.
Alex attended the event virtually and delivered a presentation which highlighted and signposted the journey towards becoming an engineer, and the opportunities available at Whitecode. His presentation was very well-received and enjoyed by years’ 7, 8 and 9.
With Alex at its helm, Whitecode is a company that is passionate about construction and building careers for young people. For more information about Whitecode’s careers visit: Careers | Whitecode Consulting

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