Top student satisfaction rating for SGS College
SGS College was ranked third in the South West for overall student satisfaction in the National Student Survey.
Cyber Skills Bootcamps available to all
Whether you are employed, self-employed or unemployed, you can join a cyber Skills Bootcamp with Gloucestershire College.
4 in 5 young adults in the South West now putting personal growth on par with career progression
More than fourth fifths (84%) of university students surveyed in the South West want personal growth opportunities as much as career progression
Brockworth to get new £9.5m special school
The school will mainly cater for children with social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs, but will also support children with autism and speech, language and communication needs.
University of Gloucestershire launches new MA for budding screenwriters
Do you want to know what makes Quentin Tarantino and Greta Gerwig award winners, or understand how Michaela Coel and Jed Mercurio create addictive storylines?
An education with a difference with Gloucester Rugby
If school or college isn’t the right thing, Gloucester Rugby’s HITZ education programme offers an alternative for 16-18-year-olds.
Gloucestershire College: Vacancies still available for September
For students looking for their next steps after GCSEs or A Levels, Gloucestershire College still has some limited places left for September.
Apprenticeships available now at SGS College
Whether you want to work as a teaching assistant, in IT, business or as a tradesperson, South Gloucestershire & Stroud (SGS) College has an apprenticeship available.
Hartpury’s learning community rated in top 25 per cent by students
Hartpury University is rated among the top 25 per cent in the UK in two categories in the 2021 National Student Survey.
Apprentice nominated for top award
Gloucestershire-based Snape Contracting has nominated one of its apprentices for the 'Rising Star' award as part of the 2021 National Apprenticeship Awards.
University of Gloucestershire launches Skills Bootcamps to connect people to employment
The University of Gloucestershire is one of 13 providers set to deliver new national Skills Bootcamps as part of an Institute of Coding-led programme.
Maintaining progress in tackling youth unemployment is vital
Extending the Kickstart Scheme is vital to addressing youth unemployment, according to the National Centre for Universities and Business (NCUB).
Cheltenham’s Economic Recovery Task Force looks to accelerate take-up of apprenticeships
Cheltenham’s Economic Recovery Task Force has launched a new survey of employers to understand how apprenticeships can support business recovery.
T Levels: A practical alternative to A Levels
As results day approaches, students across the county will be considering their next steps – and it doesn’t have to be A Levels!
Make a difference to elderly people in the county
Lilian Faithfull Care is looking for people to join its team of over 420 staff.
Bill promises right to flexible working from the start
A bill that proposes to give workers the right to flexible working from the first day of employment has received wide cross-party support.
Ribston Hall teachers set to retire after cumulative 49 years
Ribston Hall High School is set to say farewell to two of its longest standing members of staff as they head into retirement.
University of Gloucestershire wins major international award for sustainability project
It has won the award by empowering students to tackle pressing global issues.
Gloucestershire College unveils new multi-million cyber and engineering facilities
Gloucestershire College has revealed the brand new cyber and engineering facilities at its Cheltenham campus, part of the West of England Institute of Technology.
County apprentices runners up in national competition
Apprentices from Renishaw, representing Gloucestershire College and UWE, were named runners up in the Engineers Without Borders competition.
Hotel recruitment day
Queens Hotel in Cheltenham is holding a recruitment day this Friday (9th July).
University of Gloucestershire forms groundbreaking £3.6m post-Brexit partnership
The University of Gloucestershire is joining forces with a German university to establish an institute for cyber security and digital innovation in Germany.
Ice cream factory launches new traineeship opportunity
Gloucester’s Unilever ice cream factory in Gloucester is opening its doors to local young people with a new traineeship programme.
The Cotswold Challenge for young entrepreneurs
Students in years 11-13 with a great idea for a product or service have just a week left to enter The Cotswold Challenge.
£1m investment in Gloucestershire science labs
Denmark Road High School in Gloucester has been awarded £1.15 million to build two new science labs and three new classrooms.
University helps disabled people through £5m therapy and sport centre
Researchers from the University of Gloucestershire have joined forces with a new charity centre to investigate how hydrotherapy and other treatments can help disabled people.
Harrison Clark Rickerbys online cyber conference
Cheltenham-based Harrison Clark Rickerbys solicitors is holding an online cyber conference later this year.
Gloucestershire nursing degree students impress Lilian Faithfull hosts
Health Education England has invited the University of Gloucestershire to its national conference in July where the university will run a workshop alongside Lilian Faithfull Care.
#LaptopsForLearning receives huge boost thanks to global IT company
An international IT services company has donated 50 laptops to schools in Cheltenham, with the No Child Left Behind charity and local IT company Infrastar.
RAU webinar: Understanding people in the agriculture sector
Are you a farmer or innovator who wants to make sure your product sells?
NexusGlos offers careers advice to young people
GFirst LEP Education and Skills Team has launched the new NexusGlos portal, offering support to young people considering their next steps.
AccXel to offer JCB trainee programme
Gloucestershire’s brand new construction training centre will offer the UK’s first JCB plant operation trainee programme.
Degree apprenticeship recognised by NCSC
Gloucestershire College is delighted to be the first college in England to offer a degree apprenticeship recognised by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
Supported Internships: Employers needed!
A SGS College scheme to help young people with disabilities into work is looking for more employers to offer placements around the county.
AccXel will bring diversity into construction
A brand new construction training centre in Gloucestershire is set to bring diversity into the industry in the county and beyond.
New master’s degree to enhance physical therapies for horse riders
A new Hartpury University master’s degree is the first of its kind in the UK, tailored to enhancing therapy and rehabilitation treatment for riders, whilst prioritising the welfare of horses.
Poeton pioneers brand new NVQ for apprenticeship scheme
Apprentices at Poeton Gloucester will have the opportunity to be among the first to undertake a brand new NVQ specific to the surface treatment industry.
Funded training vital to ease driver skill shortage
Food supplies could be at risk this summer, according to Logistics UK, without urgent support for the logistics industry.
Careers at Tayntons
Gloucester-based Tayntons has a range of vacancies for solicitors and legal executives, for candidates ranging from six months PQE to a head of department.
Students’ great lockdown idea scoops £2,500 investment
Two Royal Agricultural University students have used their time during lockdown to come up with a business idea, which has secured them a £2,500 investment.
Kickstart vacancies still available in county
Gloucestershire College has around 200 Kickstart vacancies available to young people in Cheltenham, Gloucester and the Forest of Dean.
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