Education and Training News & Updates
The dust has settled on this years GCSE results, though the argument still rages on whether this years crop have been judged too harshly, or not harshly enough. Nevertheless, it is never too early to start planning for your future, and Alliance Learning have lots of ways to help you do this. Click to find out more.
- 13th September 2012
Hayley Taylor – known as ‘The Fairy Jobmother’ from Channel Four’s popular programme – has announced she will be joining a mission to help Bolton’s 8,927 jobseekers find work. Click to find out more.
- 12th September 2012
Two inspirational students from Bolton College have made it through to the regional final of the National Apprenticeship Awards. Read more about it here.
- 11th September 2012
New Breakfast Club for pupils has been started at Manor Park Primary School on the Isle of Man by Headteacher Riss Forrester following inspiring conference.
- 4th September 2012
Second Successful UK Corporate Manslaughter Prosecution Obtained
JMW farm Ltd (JMW) has become the second UK Company (and the first in Northern Ireland) to be successful prosecuted for corporate Manslaughter.
Hiring an apprentice is an excellent way to develop your business, and the person you hire. And now, Alliance Learning, Bolton, are making it an even more attractive prospect with the availability of their Government Grants. Click to find out more.
- 3rd September 2012
Special FREE offer to local businesses by FAS Consultancy & Training
The Bolton Jobs & Skills Fair is a showcase of local talent. That talent could be an excellent business looking to employ some new blood. Or someone with great qualities looking for employment. The Fair is the perfect location to find your future.
Danielle Conn, a young Bolton College student from Bury has received a nationally recognised award from Vinspired as a result of her outstanding dedication to volunteering and helping others. Click here to find out more . . .
- 20th August 2012
Local businesses have been invited to promote their products to over 500 college students in a bid to encourage trade in the local area.