Lannah secures career in project management
Lannah recently achieved a Level 3 Business Administrator apprenticeship alongside Functional Skills Level 2 Maths. Her apprenticeship gave her insight into a range of roles across the organisation before she specialised…
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University of Sunderland lecturer joins convoy delivering support to Ukraine
Kate joined her dad Tom and family friend Phil Billingham on the six-day trip, setting off on October 12 and taking turns driving the vehicle across Europe to the delivery point, Lviv, in Ukraine. They then returned from…
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Tetr College of Business launches Creator Challenge to turn Content Creators into Creator-Entrepreneurs
Selected entries will receive scholarships worth up to $100,000 for the Graduate Program in Entrepreneurial Leadership (GPEL). The one-year master’s programme spans Shanghai, London, and Dubai, bringing together content…
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Cleavley Community Forest Garden: Creating a thriving hub for the community
What he found was an overgrown wilderness – dense greenery masking years of fly-tipped waste. With a clear vision for a space that could bring people together, he began imagining a community garden that would combine…
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‘Ferritin face’: are social media claims about iron deficiency fact – or fiction?
But is this based on fact or fiction, and when is it time to head to the GP? What is ferritin? Iron is not made in the body, so typically we consume it in our diet. Ferritin is the protein responsible for storing iron in…
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How to Help Young Workers Thrive
There is growing evidence that young people do not see the world of work as a healthy or welcoming place. Deloitte’s 2026 Millennial and Gen Z survey found key sources of stress included not being recognised, not being…
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We Teach Young People a Trade, do we Teach them how to make a Living from it?
One might be heading to university. Another is starting an apprenticeship. One is going straight into employment. Another has spent two years developing the technical skills to become a hairdresser, electrician, chef or…
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Why Work Placements Matter: Lessons from T Levels Week 2026
Why are work placements so important? They are an incredibly valuable opportunity for students, particularly for those who may not yet have part-time work experience. In my opinion, they play a crucial role in helping…
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The shocking rise of rib remodelling: ‘I wanted that hourglass shape’
"I was a little bit chubby and I started to work out at home and lose weight. I saw the difference in my body: my abs, the muscles in my arms, and I started liking it," she says. By 31, she had the slim, toned body she…
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The Sheffield College scheme with employers to boost student career prospects secures new sign-ups
Four major businesses have joined the college’s employer skills academies programme this academic year. The employer skills academies provide students with industry-led learning experiences as part of the curriculum to…
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