University launches innovation competition
21st August 2024
Cirencester’s Farm491 is launching a competition to encourage innovation in the natural world.
Co-op launches early years apprenticeship scheme
21st August 2024
Co-op is creating more than 600 new apprenticeships – but not in retail.
Education Secretary: VAT policy not to blame for school closures
20th August 2024
Private schools have themselves to blame for closures - not the government's VAT policy, according to the Education Secretary.
Students doing more part-time work
20th August 2024
The time students spend in part-time work has increased on average by 154%, according to new data.
Accountancy firm welcomes new apprentices
19th August 2024
A Gloucestershire accountancy firm has appointed two new apprentices - Ollie Joseph and Bobby Trivett.
Application for new special school
16th August 2024
Plans have been submitted to Gloucester City Council for a new special school in Barnwood.
Strong BTEC results for Hartpury
16th August 2024
Hartpury College has recorded its best set of BTEC results.
Students celebrate A Level success
15th August 2024
Students, parents and school staff across Gloucestershire are celebrating their A Level, T Level and BTEC results today (August 15).
VIDEO: How does clearing work? Clare Marchant of University of Gloucestershire
14th August 2024
With A Level results out tomorrow (August 15), the vice-chancellor of University of Gloucestershire has been explaining how things work.
Apprenticeship vacancies with SGS College
13th August 2024
SGS College has apprenticeship opportunities in education and administration available in the county.
Olympics legacy can help more children engage in sport
12th August 2024
Giving schoolchildren opportunities in non-traditional sports help them to lead more healthy and happier lives.
Student is British Farming Awards finalist
9th August 2024
A student at Cirencester-based Royal Agricultural University (RAU) is among the finalists at the British Farming Awards.
RAU reminds students it’s not too late!
8th August 2024
Cirencester’s Royal Agricultural University (RAU) is reminding students it’s not too late to get a university place.
A Level students bring smiles to hospital
7th August 2024
Graphic communication students at Cirencester College have unveiled new murals at Cirencester Hospital.
Education and training qualifications starting in September
6th August 2024
Places are available on Adult Education in Gloucestershire’s next education and training courses starting next month.
University invites public to join wasp study
5th August 2024
A University of Gloucestershire wildlife expert is inviting people to join a frontline scientific study of wasps.
Champion appointed university head of netball
2nd August 2024
A three-time Superleague champion has been appointed head of netball at University of Gloucestershire.
Technical Skills Centre moves closer to completion
1st August 2024
The Veterinary Nursing and Technical Skills Centre at Hartpury University has marked a construction milestone.
Gloucester business looking for skilled staff
1st August 2024
A family-owned business providing is looking for three experienced staff members.
School picks up prize for pupils' green vision
31st July 2024
Longlevens Junior School in Gloucester has picked up a £500 prize for its outdoor learning space.
Apprenticeship opportunities with SGS College
30th July 2024
South Gloucestershire and Stroud (SGS) College has a number of apprenticeship opportunities available in the county.
University delivers fire service training
29th July 2024
University of Gloucestershire has joined forces with Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service (GFRS) to support firefighters.
The difference between school and college
26th July 2024
With GCSE results just weeks away, year 11 students will need to make their final decisions.
University photography experts support refugees
24th July 2024
Photography experts from University of Gloucestershire have collaborated with a refugee charity on a new exhibition.
£21m fund to train pilots from all backgrounds
23rd July 2024
British Airways has announced a £21 million investment to train 200 prospective pilots.
FSB: Skills England must keep small firms in mind
23rd July 2024
The FSB has responded to the prime minister’s announcement of a new skills body.
New body will allocate training funding
22nd July 2024
The Labour government’s proposed new body to oversee training in England will ‘open up opportunities for young people’.
Students celebrate Eco-Schools achievements
19th July 2024
Children from seven Forest of Dean schools attended a celebration event to mark achieving Eco-Schools’ Green Flag status.
King's Speech Children's Wellbeing Bill announcement welcomed
18th July 2024
The British Nutrition Foundation welcomed the inclusion of the Children’s Wellbeing Bill in the King’s Speech yesterday.
Reform ‘will help address severe skills crisis’
18th July 2024
The National Centre for Universities and Business (NCUB) has welcomed the King’s Speech announcement on skills.
Transforming reading spaces in schools
17th July 2024
A Cotswolds-based creative studio has been transforming reading spaces in Gloucestershire primary schools.
Apprenticeship vacancies at SGS College
16th July 2024
SGS College has a number of apprenticeship opportunities available in the county.
Hartpury in top 10 for academic support
15th July 2024
Hartpury University has been ranked eighth in the UK for academic support, according to the National Student Survey (NSS).
UoG's occupational therapy programme best in country
12th July 2024
University of Gloucestershire has won a national award for its modern and innovative occupational therapy course.
SGS College empowers adults with part-time courses
11th July 2024
SGS College has launched its comprehensive part-time course offer aimed at adults.
Schools urged to design their own lion
10th July 2024
Call for schools to go wild and design their own Pride of Gloucestershire Trail lion.
Apprenticeship opportunities with SGS College
9th July 2024
South Gloucestershire and Stroud (SGS) College has a number of apprenticeship vacancies in the county.
Competition to win a computer
8th July 2024
Level 1 computing students at Gloucestershire College have been taking part in a competition to win a custom-built computer.
University to showcase creative technology at music festival
5th July 2024
University of Gloucestershire will share the latest developments in spatial audio with visitors to Cheltenham.
Student awarded grant to set up own business
4th July 2024
A horticulture student from Cirencester College has been awarded a £1,000 scholarship.
School children urged to support litter campaign
3rd July 2024
Gloucester City Council is calling for primary school children to design an anti-litter poster.
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