- Licentiateship is a City & Guilds Senior
Award that provides formal recognition of professional expertise
and personal skills at the higher levels. Licentiateship is recognised
at the level of Master Craftsman in Europe or National Vocational
Qualification (NVQ) Level 4.
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- Subject:
- Science Laboratory Technology
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- Education:
- Attained a specific vocational qualification
at City & Guilds level 3
- Bachelor of Science with Honours Degree (University
of Exeter, 1986) was recognised as an equivalent qualification
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- Training:
- A career extension qualification as specified
by City & Guilds such an appropriate grade of membership
of a relevant professional body or institution
- Membership of the Institute of Science Technology,
1998
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- Industrial achievement:
- An agreed form of recognition or proof of
at least five years relevant work experience in industry, commerce
or the public services.
- Reservoir Development Structural Geologist
- Saga Petroleum ASA, Norway (1998-1999)
- Research Assistant Professor - University
of Maine, Orono, USA (1997-1998)
- Post-Doctoral Research Fellow - Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology (1994-1997)
- Platinum Exploration Geologist - Impala Platinum
Limited, South Africa (1986-1987)
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- Standard:
- Fulfilled two key requirements:
- The ability to understand and practise the
principles of a technical or professional activity (demonstrated
in the context of advanced education and training and/or of employment)
- The ability to demonstrate achievement of
a range of pre-defined personal skills and specific competence.
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- Title received:
- Licentiateship of the City & Guilds of
London Institute in Science Laboratory Technology
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- Designation:
- LCGI
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- Academic Dress:
- Approved to wear a black stuff gown of the
Cambridge B.A. shape with a white cloth hood of the full shape,
unlined and bound with spectrum red 2" each side round the
cowl and cape. A black cloth mortar board with a black tassle
is worn.
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