Eastleigh College has moved to online learning, as such campuses are closed to the vast majority of learners. The College remains open (including over the Easter holiday period) for 16-18 learners of key workers, and those learners with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). However, for both categories, learners are asked to stay at home where it is safe to do so. Consistent with public health advice, learners and staff are asked to follow public health guidance and the steps outlined via the 'read more' button.
Public Services programmes are suitable for individuals who aspire to work in the military or emergency services. You will need to have a genuine interest in a career within the Uniformed Public Services and be self-motivated, enthusiastic and prepared to work both independently and in a team. A career in Public Services gives you the opportunity to make a difference in your local community, whether that's through working in the Police Force, Fire Service, NHS or health and social services.
Students acccess college facilities such as the sportshall and gym alongside a range of external centres to maximise the student expereince and develop the technical and personal skills for progression.
Public Services students at Eastleigh College started a series of sessions learning self-defence techniques, thanks to SUN Progression Mentor, Becky Parker, who works within the College’s careers team.
Local businesses support Eastleigh College’s annual ‘Chippy of the Year’ awards celebrating the hard work and successes of the college’s carpentry and joinery students and apprentices.