Adriel Sobers Granted $83k Scholarship by Calvin Ayre Foundation
CalvinAir Helicopters, in partnership with the Calvin Ayre Foundation, has awarded a scholarship totaling over EC$83,000 to Adriel Sobers, a dedicated and outstanding member of its team.
Adriel Sobers, who has been an integral part of the CalvinAir Helicopters team for approximately two years, has been chosen for this scholarship due to his exceptional work ethic, commitment, and significant contributions to the team.
This scholarship represents a significant opportunity for Adriel to further his career aspirations in the field of aviation as he pursues his goal of becoming an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer.
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