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ACCESS TO HE OPEN EVENING - TUESDAY 26 JUNE 5-7pm

Want to study for a Degree but don't have the necessary qualifications? Why not come to our Access to Higher Education open event to find out about the range of courses we offer, including Computing, Social Work, Nursing, Media and many more. Book Now!
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The best part about an apprenticeship is getting paid while working towards a qualification and, for me, knowing that there’s a job at the end of it. I am involved in everything from recruitment to payroll.
Reece Rochester

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Studied: BTEC Diploma in Business Administration
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Whether you are just starting out, looking to develop your skills or improve your employment prospects, we can help you achieve your goals.

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It’s motivating that you don’t have to pay back the loan if you complete your degree.
Jen Haddrell
Destination: Working in HR for a cancer charity Studied: Access to Higher Education Business
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Sixth Form photography students exhibit work in the city

Year 12 A Level Photography students from the Sixth Form College participated in a competition with the global banking and asset management firm, Macquarie Group. Responding to the brief of mental health and well-being, students interpreted the theme through photography