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Eastleigh College was delighted to welcome an ITV Meridian news crew who came to talk with students as they celebrated their Level 3 achievements. The broadcast, which went out this evening, featured 19-year old Aneesah Ahmed who successfully completed her Health & Social Care Diploma and will be starting a nurisng Apprenticeship at Southamtpon General Hospital in October, and Miles Wellesley-Davies who has already started in full-time employment following his Diploma in Media, Marketing and Event Management.
Eastleigh College Vice Principal, Matt Phelps, was also interviewed about the work-related benefits of professional and technical courses, and how they can be better suited to many school-leavers. Anyone who missed the broadcast can read about it on ITV's website
Four years ago Travel and Tourism student. Millie Broadribb, started running, and the 19-year-old is now preparing for this year's Virgin London Marathon to raise money for the domestic abuse charity, Refuge.
An apprentice quantity surveyor is singing the praises of the industry work experience he gained while studying full time at Eastleigh College which, in part, led to him successfully gaining an apprenticeship. He is now urging others who want to pursue a career in construction to push for relevant work experience with key local businesses.