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Canadore College is re-opening its doors to prospective students as the provincial COVID-19 restrictions are eased.

Whether you’re looking to progress to a higher paid form of employment, work on your skills to provide better prospects for yourself or even start…

Whether you’re looking to progress to a higher paid form of employment, work on your skills to provide better prospects for yourself or even start…

Whether you’re looking to progress to a higher paid form of employment, work on your skills to provide better prospects for yourself or even start…

Canadore College’s Kikandaaswiwin Mookisin STEAM program has received a $157,800 grant to support its STEAM library and the Wiidokwananing waasa wenjibawad…

Waltham Forest College Proving once again the dedication to their learners, Waltham Forest College has been highly commended for their outstanding achievement of the Gatsby Benchmarks, with the award panel going so far as to single out Careers Leader, Ali Yusuf, for the pivotal role he played. In the awards category of ‘Whole School/College Careers Programme’, awarded by London Enterprise Adviser Network, part of the Mayor of London GLA project, Waltham Forest College achieved this bril...

Waltham Forest College - equipping students with the skills to thrive in a post pandemic world For many of us, the ongoing Covid-19 outbreak and the various national and local lockdowns brought about a period of self-reflection and self-assessment, often raising questions about our future pathways. Often, the answer has been a need to change direction and set out on a new career path and we, as individuals, are not the only ones to be prompted by the pandemic to look at how we can reshape t...

The North East Wales college collected a staggering £60,705 for the British Heart Foundation (BHF) Cymru. The Covid-19 pandemic impacted upon the final amount, with learners and employees forced to cancel events and activities for safety reasons. In response they decided to take them online, holding a series of virtual fundraising auctions, quizzes and more to support the cause. Karen Senior, Head of Learner Services, congratulated everyone for their efforts and contribution before and...