Education

Bricklaying learner building the foundations for the future

An award-winning bricklaying learner is going from strength to strength after securing an apprenticeship with a bricklaying company based in Blythe Bridge.   Joe Potts, started his apprenticeship with RPH Brickwork, owned by Russell Haley, in April this year, having previously completing work experience with the firm last year.   Joe has recently competed in […]

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College Learners Join High Profile Regeneration Brainery Stoke-on-Trent Bootcamp

Fifteen learners from Stoke on Trent College are set to take part in the second annual Regeneration Brainery Bootcamp in Stoke-on-Trent.   Part of Capital and Centric who have developed the Good’s Yard, the programme is a jam-packed schedule is planned, featuring interactive workshops, discussions with industry professionals, behind-the-scenes site visits, plus a deep dive

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Learners honoured at annual Celebrating Success ceremony

Stoke on Trent College has highlighted the achievements of a host of learners at their annual Celebrating Success awards ceremony. From a future games designer, a passionate barber, a budding storyteller, an award-winning bricklayer and those look to improve their language skills, the experience and impact of studying at the College was very much on

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Female Learners Going to the Next Level of Engineering

Stoke on Trent College is recognising International Women in Engineering Day (23 June) with the achievements of two female engineering learners. This international campaign recognises women in engineering and focuses attention on the amazing career opportunities available to girls in this exciting industry. The theme for this year’s International Women in Engineering Day is #EnhancedbyEngineering.

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Burton SEND student gains vital workplace skills thanks to supported internship

A Burton-based warehouse has been recognised by Staffordshire County Council as an outstanding employer in supporting young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).    The Hobbycraft distribution centre in Burton has been taking on interns as part of the county council coordinated Supported Internships Programme for seven years.    One of those interns is

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Preparing for IGCSEs: A Guide for Parents

The IGCSEs can be a stressful time for teens and parents alike, but with the right support and resources, you can help your child navigate this challenging period successfully. Here’s a friendly and practical guide to preparing for IGCSEs. Understanding the IGCSEs The International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is an internationally recognized qualification

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Stoke on Trent College hosts and competes at WorldSkills Hairdressing regional heat

Stoke on Trent College was proud to host and compete in the North Midlands regional heat for the WorldSkills UK competition today (Friday 7 June). Competing in the Foundation Skills in Hairdressing representing Stoke on Trent College was Hannah Shaw Wootton, who is currently studying Level 3 Hairdressing at the Cauldon campus. Hannah has previously

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Students show community support during annual celebration of Volunteers Week

A number of learners from Stoke on Trent College are celebrating Volunteers Week (3-9 June), by taking part in a series of community initiatives.   Foundation Studies learners will be supporting the annual Growthpoint Open Day, on Tuesday 4 June, where they will be helping with serving food and manning stalls across the site at

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Newcastle dad refreshes maths skills to help his kids with homework

A 55-year-old solicitor has improved his problem-solving skills at work and can now help his children with their homework after completing two nationally-funded maths courses under the Multiply programme. Cameron Hogg, from Newcastle-Under-Lyme, generally got on well with numbers. However, when trying to do some quick calculations at work, he realised that his skills were

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Professional Growth in Staffordshire: The Role of Advanced Education

Nestled amidst its scenic landscapes, and boasting a renowned history of creating exquisite pottery, Staffordshire is more than just a picturesque county. It’s a thriving hub where ambitious professionals gather, all eager to push their careers to new heights. As the job market constantly morphs, embracing advanced education has become crucial for anyone aiming to

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