Seven Fife College students have each received an award from Europe’s largest privately owned car retailer through the Adam Smith Scholarships programme.

Tyler Davidson, James Millar, Adam Mohammed, Adam Russell, Roksana Karwaczynska, Ben Phillips and Iona Worgan were recognised for their commitment to building careers in business, engineering and the automotive industry. Iona received an £800 scholarship, while the other six students were each awarded £200.

Sponsored by Arnold Clark, the scholarships are designed to help students buy essential resources and materials as they take their next steps into further study or future employment.

Adam Mohammed, from Methil, said: “I am delighted that I was awarded the scholarship from Arnold Clark. It means a lot to me and my future career in the automotive industry, as it will look good on my CV and give me a higher chance of being able to get an apprenticeship with Arnold Clark, which would be my dream place to work.”

Lyn Gold, scholarship and alumni engagement lead at Fife College, said: “We are incredibly grateful to Arnold Clark for their continued support of our students through the Adam Smith Scholarships programme.

“These scholarships provide valuable practical support while also giving our students a real boost as they work towards their career ambitions. Arnold Clark’s longstanding commitment to our students has made a positive difference over many years, and we are delighted to continue that partnership.

“Congratulations to Tyler, James, Adam, Adam, Roksana, Ben and Iona on their awards. We wish them all the very best with their studies and future careers.”