Has the pandemic left you unemployed? Want to utilise your expertise to start your own business and become your own boss? Then look no further than South Staffordshire College to support you on your journey.

South Staffordshire College is delighted to be announced as the best Further Education College for Apprenticeship Training at The School Leaver Awards this year

South Staffordshire College is delighted to announce GCSE results success again this year with lots of students at South Staffordshire College celebrating top grades.

Looking for something to do during lockdown, or just interested in learning something new? South Staffordshire College is turning its most popular part time community and leisure courses into online courses. This means if your aged 19+ and looking to improve your career prospects, learn a new skill or hobby you can now do just that from the comfort of your own home.

Jack Fawdrey is a level 3 engineering student at Cannock College and like other students across the country is continuing his studies online. Amidst the Covid-19 pandemic Jack decided that he wanted to put the skills learned at college into practice to help make a difference for NHS frontline workers. Using a 3D printer at home, Jack started making mask extenders that NHS workers could use in conjunction with their surgical masks to prevent the elastic from rubbing on their ears causing pain and discomfort.

South Staffordshire College is delighted to be a finalist in the 2020 School Leaver Awards across 4 category areas: Best Further Education College and Apprenticeship Training, Top Apprenticeship Training Provider, Best Learning Experience and Best Assessment and Feedback.

It's a celebration of authors, illustrators, books and (most importantly) it's a celebration of reading.

Lent starts on Ash Wednesday (February 26th) and the Lichfield Cathedral Precentor Canon Andrew Stead has given his thoughts on the season and what it means.

South Staffordshire College is delighted to announce GCSE results success again this year with lots of students at South Staffordshire College celebrating top grades.

St Giles Hospice has welcomed 23 teenage health and care workers of the future to its annual summer school in Whittington.