June 2011 Press Releases (89)

Former Stockport College Performing Arts student, Daniel Rigby, has wowed UK’s acting elite by winning the Leading Actor BAFTA at the recent 2011 Television Awards in London.

 

Young Daniel, who was only studying acting at Stockport College ten years ago, beat big names such as Jim Broadbent from Channel 4’s…

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Stockport College recently launched a new unique partnership with MyHairDressers.com in a star studded hairdressing spectacular at the Plaza in Stockport.

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Students from Mid Cheshire College recently took part in an equality and diversity week where they gained more knowledge about the world around them.

A ‘respect café’ was held each day where students met away from their everyday studies, “We discussed how the students should respect their peers in day to day life” explained Jenny White, student services co-ordinator.

Students Jessica Stanley and Shanley McCarthy said, “We looked at positive examples of respect such as you…

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Following recent reports that graduate unemployment rates are at nearly twice the national average, Trafford College is urging people to consider the benefits of studying high level vocational qualifications and Apprenticeships as a more direct and affordable route into employment.

 

The report from the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) and the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT)*, highlights that too many recent graduates have ended up in low paid,…

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Trafford College’s new £25 million building at Altrincham has only been open a matter of months, but already the awards are flooding in. Trafford College and Stephenson Bell (soon to be renamed Roger Stephenson Architects) are celebrating this week after winning an accolade from the Royal Institute of…

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A Lowestoft College hairdressing student is hoping he has what it takes to impress at this year’s national finals of the Wella Xposure competition.…

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“Pomp and Circumstance” dictated a fine occasion at Yale College when a memorial plaque was presented in honour of Air Chief Marshall Sir Frederick Rosier, a hero of ‘The Few’, who served with distinction in the Battle of Britain in 1940.



The ceremony aptly took place in Yale College’s Rendezvous Restaurant on their Grove Park campus, the site upon which Grove Park School once stood, where Sir Fredrick was a pupil and where he was captain of the rugby, tennis and swimming teams and… Continue

 

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