Education and Training News & Updates
City of Wolverhampton Council has launched a consultation on proposed transport policy changes for post-16 students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
A state-of-the-art training facility built as the first phase of Wolverhampton Council’s City Learning Quarter masterplan has been shortlisted in the 2025 West Midlands Constructing Excellence Awards.
Luxury car manufacturer Bentley Motors is preparing its staff for the journey towards producing electric vehicles by enrolling 18 of its manufacturing technicians on electrical apprenticeships at City of Wolverhampton College.
City residents looking to kickstart their career, or start a new chapter, can get involved in National Apprenticeship Week (February 10-16).
- 15th January 2025
The Cherry Street SEND and Sensory Hub, formerly known as Brickkiln Community Centre, formally launched yesterday (Tuesday 14 January).
- 5th January 2025
Adult Education Wolverhampton is inviting people to find out about the courses it offers at its next open days, taking place in January.
- 12th December 2024
Phase Two of the council’s transformational City Learning Quarter masterplan has hit new heights with the roof now complete on the showpiece city centre college campus.
- 6th December 2024
The West Midlands is supporting the UK’s digital and STEM skills drive through the creation of over 100 specialist roles from two innovation-led companies, School of Coding & AI and SI Group.
Full works are underway to deliver major improvements to the city centre’s Central Library and Adult Education Wolverhampton facilities as part of the £61 million-Phase Two City Learning Quarter development.
- 2nd November 2024
Services for children and families in Wolverhampton 'remain a high priority', and 'aspirational plans are in place’ to improve them further.