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Terrific trio have creative futures

THREE Students at Solihull College are celebrating after landing themselves top jobs with Internet firm W4 Creative. Read

Sixsmith shows hockey girls the way

JANE Sixsmith, former Great Britain hockey international and Olympic bronze medallist, has opened the new all-weather pitch at Newman University College, Birmingham. Read

Childcare open day

PEOPLE who work with children in Walsall are being invited to an event at the University of Wolverhampton. Read

Ideal time to acquire new skills

WITH such a wide selection of excellent further and higher education colleges available in the region, there has never been a better time for people to upgrade their skills. Read

Courses for healthcare

CARE Associated Training Ltd offers more than 45 courses specific to the healthcare sectors. Read

Bosses say: Apprentices, you're hired!

MORE than 80 per cent of employers canvassed in a recent survey identified greater staff motivation and job satisfaction, improved staff retention and increased competitiveness as the top three benefits of apprenticeship programmes. Read

IT adventure for over-55s

A BIRMINGHAM college is offering an educational adventure for over-55s wanting to benefit from a unique learning experience. Read

Pioneers in PA careers

"IT'S a great profession, I love it," says a physician assistant who came to England almost five years ago and liked it so much she stayed. Read

Free taste of life in classroom

IF YOU have ever been interested in becoming a teacher, but maybe not quite sure what's involved in training, or in the day to day job, then the Robert Owen Society can give you a taste of teaching on its free Teaching Taster Courses. Read

Free taste of life in classroom

IF YOU have ever been interested in becoming a teacher, but maybe not quite sure what's involved in training, or in the day to day job, then the Robert Owen Society can give you a taste of teaching on its free Teaching Taster Courses. Read

Best way to recruit staff

THE new edition of the National Council for Voluntary Organisations' Good Guide to Employment: Managing and Developing People in Voluntary and Community Organisations is now available. Read

Degrees for carers

SOUTH Birmingham College is launching a Foundation Degree in September aimed at those who are working, or have a desire to work in health, education or social care, and seek professional development or qualifications. Read

Minister cuts ribbon at uni's new building

A NEW £12 million education and teaching building at the University of Wolverhampton has been officially opened. Read

Teaching is so popular

TEACHING is an important and increasingly popular choice of career for all kinds of people. Read

Earn and learn

TWO students represented Sutton Coldfield College at the national celebrations for Vocational Qualifications Day at the Houses of Parliament. Read

Festival that can change your life

THE largest festival of learning in the UK is on its way. Read

The thin blue line

SOLIHULL College's public service students have been putting 22 of West Midlands Police trainee PCSOs through their paces by acting as members of the public in a series of challenging role plays at the Blossomfield campus. Read

It all adds up to sum career

MATHS is one of the most useful subjects to learn. Read

Film mecca lives again

BACK in the 1930s, it was state of the art. Today it is the state of a different art. Read

Degree course is growing up!

SOUTH Birmingham College is working in partnership with Wolverhampton University to launch a BA (Hons) in Early Childhood Studies in September. Read

School Guide 2008

School Guide 2008

School Guide 2008

Helping parents and children make an informed choice on secondary school education..Read

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