As part of the ongoing work to tackle the threat of drug trafficking and knife crime in the county, officers from Harlow's Community Policing Team visited Harlow College to raise awareness as part of Operation Stronghold.
Visiting Harlow College alongside Labour Parliamentary Candidate for Harlow Chris Vince, Ed Miliband, Shadow Secretary of State of Climate Change and Net Zero, said that Labour’s Green Prosperity Plan will create thousands of skilled jobs in the net zero economy in the South East. The average annual wage for jobs in net zero industries are £8,200 per year higher than the regional average, boosting incomes for working people.
Healthcare Science Week, 11-15 March 2024, brings together over 50 scientific specialisms and professional groups to celebrate and raise awareness of this diverse NHS workforce.
Harlow College has officially opened its brand-new Institute of Technology (IoT) with a grand opening celebration on 9 Feb, which also marked the culmination of National Apprenticeship Week.
Photo: Student Ambassadors and L3 Journalism student with Robert Halfon
Harlow MP Robert Halfon has successfully hosted his 10th annual Jobs & Apprenticeships Fair at the Latton Bush Centre in Harlow, attracting 1000’s of people from Harlow and the surrounding area.
27th March marks the anniversary of National Supported Internship Day (NSID), originally launched to shine a spotlight on the importance of Supported Internships. Supported Internships provide a way to empower young people with disabilities to pursue their career aspirations.
BREAKING NEWS! Congratulations to the talented learners of Harlow College for their outstanding performance at the Regional Final of the MEI FE Maths Challenge 2024, hosted by Milton Keynes College on 15 March.
Photo: Health & Social Care students on the Volunteer to Career programme at PAH
Princess Alexandra Hospital Trust in Harlow have launched a brand-new initiative, Volunteer to Career Programme, in association with Harlow College, that not only boosts their voluntary services team with additional support, but also gives students an insight into the wide range of roles and opportunities available within the Trust.
Photo: Susie Barnett with Head of A Levels Sotirios Adamopoulos, and Harlow College students
On 31 January, students from Harlow College listened to a powerful testimony from Holocaust survivor, Susie Barnett BEM, as part of a visit organised by the Holocaust Educational Trust (HET).