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How our Health & Social Care students are taking their skills to the frontline
To celebrate Colleges Week we’re highlighting the work of our Health and Social Care students, who have used the skills learned on their college courses and taken them to the front-line during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Brand new City Hub now complete
Build work on Nottingham College’s new City Hub campus, in the heart of the city centre, is now complete!
Blog: Advantages of College vs. University
A blog highlighting some of the benefits of choosing Nottingham College to study a university-level course.
Blog: World Mental Health Day – Anxiety tips
World Mental Health Day takes place on the 10th October this year and Kate in our Wellbeing Team shares her top 5 tips for relieving anxiety.
Richard tells us why he chose College to study his degree
We chatted to Richard Hyde, a BA (Hons) Art and Design student from Nottingham College, about his experiences and the benefits of studying towards a degree in a college environment.
Lewis joins international artists for special London exhibition
Nottingham College Art and Design graduate, Lewis Andrews, exhibited his photographs alongside a group of international artists at the Espacio Gallery in London earlier this month.
Thomas’s VE Day photo wins top competition
Thomas Griffiths, a recent graduate of ours, is a winner in a national photography competition!
Keeping our students safe on work placement
Our dedicated Work Experience team works with hundreds of employers to develop experience of work opportunities for our students, whether they be live briefs, experience on site or in an office, or through a formal work placement which could be…
College re-opening for face to face teaching from 7th September
All of us here at Nottingham College have been busy enrolling thousands of students who are joining us or are returning to study with us for this new academic year.
Update on BTEC qualifications grading
Following Ofqual’s announcement that A Level and GCSE students are to receive Centre Assessment Grades, Pearson (the awarding organisation responsible for BTECs) is reviewing the impact of this on BTEC students.
Work experience – a key component to economic recovery
Rob’s storybook raises eco awareness
The Film, TV and Journalism Lecturer has published Banana Joe: The Magic Acorns. It's a comical children’s e-book with a more serious conservation message behind it.
Huge College effort to help frontline workers
Over the past few months students and staff from across the College have come together, using their skills and spare time to produce items for the frontline.
‘Swap Shop’ scheme helps shortfall in plastering supplies
To help with the shortfall in plastering supplies due to Covid-19, Nottingham College Construction Manager, Rob Moore, has come up with a clever 'swap shop' scheme to help out small businesses in need of materials.
Healthcare professionals - considering teaching?
This blog post from our Health and Social Care team talks about professionals going into further education (FE) teaching, and our current teaching vacancies.
Brand New Incentive for Employers to hire Apprentices
Following the Chancellor’s announcement yesterday we share how we can help businesses navigate the funding landscape for apprentices, and work placements.
Simranjeet’s Cambridge University dream comes true
Since his A Level results in 2019, Simranjeet has earned an unconditional offer to study medicine at Cambridge.
Creative awards success for Nottingham College students
The students impressed judges across a range of categories with their work.
Tutor and students go above and beyond to help the community
Nottingham College Community Tutor, Kirpal Kaur, has been busy making hundreds of scrub kits and masks for Nottingham’s ‘For The Love of Scrubs’ volunteer group.
Carmela’s skills come in handy for the frontline
The Technical Instructor for Creative Arts (and former Nottingham College student), has made more than 150 items for the NHS and care homes.