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For upcoming Open Events, College productions, art exhibitions and more, please visit the website.
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If you are still local to Exeter or find yourself in Exeter over the coming weeks and would like to show your support for current students, you are warmly invited to performances at the Cygnet Theatre this May. Head to the website for further details and to book your tickets.
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In March the government announced generous funding for those wanting to undertake initial teacher training for Further Education (FE) in high priority subject areas. Our PGCE in FE, validated by the University of Exeter, is benefitting from this support and is still welcoming applications for a September 2024 start.
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Hospitality lecturer, Paul Carne, has been awarded the Professional Recognition Award by City & Guilds, topped off by judges further awarding him the Cherry Grainger prize from the Worshipful Company of Cooks of London. Paul is the Programme Leader for the prestigious Michael Caines Academy and regularly oversees service in the College's award-winning @thirty-four restaurant.
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The partnership between the College and Exeter City Football Club continues, with recent highlights being the investment in spectator seating at the Exwick Sports Hub. The 3G pitch there, now complete with covered seating, is used by the Exeter City women's side for their national league home fixtures. The team played their title decider on 5 May, earning themselves top spot in the Women's National League Division One South West.
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Interested in returning to study at Exeter College?
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Exeter College continues to offer an exciting and broad range of courses and training opportunities, from professional and technical qualifications, to adult essential skills, and leisure courses. The Adult Advice Team welcomes enquiries - their Hub is open 9am-9pm Monday to Thursday and 9am-4pm on Fridays. You can also contact them on 01392 400170 or by email at adultadvice@exe-coll.ac.uk.
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"The staff did open their arms and supported me in many ways to get to where I am now. Exeter College is way ahead in many fields: wellbeing, support, understanding, classes, flexibility, technology, engaging with students, events, and premises." |
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Richard started out studying the Level 1 in Business, then the Level 2 in Engineering, and progressed to a fully-funded Level 3 BTEC in Civil Engineering, alongside which he studied for his GCSEs in English and Maths.
Richard is now working for the Exeter branch of the civil engineering company WSP whilst he continues training, now studying for his Level 4 HNC in Civil Engineering at Exeter College. |
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Jayde Perkin came to Exeter College in 2009 to study the Art Foundation course. She described the course as a turning point in solidifying her love of art as a form of expression, and went on to pursue this passion, studying Illustration at university. It was the publication of the children’s picture book, Mum’s Jumper, which looks at grief, that really put Jayde on the map; and her vibrant and expressionistic illustrations have since continued to earn her plaudits and prizes on the national stage.
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Art is amazing as a tool to be able to share and create this community in order to open up conversations. One of the things about art is that it’s always there; as an artist it’s your voice, but it’s an amazing platform to bring people in for a shared experience. |
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