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Success-At-Bury-College.Pdf ISSUE 33 Successat BURY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE EXPERIENCE INSPIRES STUDENTS Bury College students benefit from the “I love Bury opportunity to visit some of the top universities in the country throughout the year to help raise College. The their awareness of progression opportunities A Level courses and succeed in their applications. These include trips to the University of Cambridge, the I have chosen ENGINEERING University of Oxford, Durham University and The University of Manchester. are really YOUR SUCCESS interesting and Five A Level students recently enjoyed an Students are supported and encouraged overnight event at Murray Edwards College, I receive great to develop employability skills and reach Cambridge University where they developed support from their career goals at Bury College. Two skills to further prepare them for university and aspiring engineers who completed career progression. Lydia Bathina, Alexandra my tutors.” Electrical and Electronic Engineering Nunn and Lily Shears, all former Parrenthorn Extended Diplomas have secured High School pupils and Anna Opincane and Anna Opincane impressive jobs and are now on track Emmah Younis, former pupils of Oulder Hill studying A Levels in to achieve their dreams. Community School, attended a ‘Pathways to Chemistry, Biology Success’ event where they enjoyed inspiring and Mathematics. Chris Jones (left), a former The Derby workshops and lectures. High School pupil, has progressed onto an Electrical and Electronic ACHIEVE • SUCCEED • PROGRESS apprenticeship job with Metrolink. Former Our Lady’s RC High School www.burycollege.ac.uk pupil Tom Vynne (right) has secured his apprenticeship job at engineering [email protected] company Krones in Bolton. Chris said, “My time at Bury College has been really @bury_college good. I have learnt a lot about Electrical burycollegeofficial and Electronic Engineering which helped me in the exams I had to take to secure my new job.” Pictured left to right - Lily Shears, Anna Opincane, Lydia Bathina, Alexandra Nunn and Emmah Younis. APPRENTICE BURY COLLEGE AWARDED PURSUES NATIONAL DIVERSITY ANIMAL CARE ACCOLADE PROFESSION Bury College is delighted to Tyrone Daniels is achieving his have been named North West career ambitions in his Animal Further Education Provider Care apprenticeship job at Pimhole of the Year at the recent Community Farm in Bury. National Centre for Diversity’s FE Sector Diversity Awards. Working with animals including donkeys, alpacas, horses, goats, chickens, shetland An awards ceremony ponies and pigs, Tyrone is responsible dedicated to celebrating for keeping them fed and watered, Bury College staff organisations from across the as well as taking care of their general UK who embed equality and welfare. As part of his apprenticeship diversity into the ethos of their business, Bury College was recognised for Tyrone will also be instructing and promoting equality and diversity in an inclusive and supportive environment supervising Level 1 Animal Care students, for students, staff, users and partners. an exciting opportunity which will further develop Tyrone’s communication and The National Centre for Diversity aims to advance fairness for all in the employability skills. Tyrone said: workplace by helping organisations to embed best Equality, Diversity and Inclusion practices. “I love animals so having the opportunity to work with them every day and MATHEMATICIANS CALCULATE getting paid for doing it is great!” ROUTE TO SUCCESS A Level Mathematics students were inspired to further their Maths studies following an engaging masterclass delivered by lecturers from the University of Bolton. During the masterclass, students received vital course material and information about what they can expect to study at degree level as well as an overview of the job opportunities available within Maths. Bury College A Level Maths, Chemistry and Accounting student Anesu Shamu said, “This workshop has been great and I feel that it has really motivated me to continue with Maths in the future. I would like to pursue a career within Accountancy and I feel that the university pathway will help me achieve this.” Tyrone Daniels - former Essa Academy pupil Bury College staff and students with University of Bolton lecturers. WORK EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITY TEACHES Pictured left to right - Jake Windersquires, Alex Gittins and Ethan Dunnington. STUDENT JOINERY STUDENTS BUILD SUCCESS FUNDS FOR BURY HOSPICE Investment in a new industry standard piece of joinery equipment at Bury College has allowed construction students to produce a range of high quality woodwork products to raise money for Bury Hospice. Candle holders, hardwood bowls and egg cups were amongst the many items hand crafted which were all produced by a woodturning lathe and sold to staff and students across the college. Former The King David High School pupil Level 1 Joinery student Alex Gittins said, “It has been brilliant to be given the opportunity to create these Emma Hughes - former Parrenthorn bespoke products and use the skills that we have developed to help raise High School money for a local charity.” pupil Bury College is committed to providing WORK EXPERIENCE BRIEF learners with the best opportunities to develop their careers. The college BRINGS LEARNING TO LIFE provides a dedicated Work-Experience Co-ordinator to help students secure work experience opportunities. A Level To broaden and develop their English Language, English Literature and skills and abilities, Bury College Psychology student Emma Hughes is Media Make-up students just one of the many students benefiting have benefited from taking from gaining career experience. their learning outside of the classroom. The students Emma is working with year 1 and 2 were given the opportunity students and is supporting pupils with to complete a professionally their spelling and basic counting skills as staged photoshoot in the well as assisting the classroom teacher. heart of Manchester City The practical placement will support Design in Media Make-up Foundation Degree students. Centre. As part of an ongoing Emma’s UCAS personal statement and project, Design in Media help her to secure a place at university to Make-up Foundation Degree students used their creative flair to create study teaching. looks from the ‘60s, ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s and created a range of different hairstyles and make-up looks to be photographed. Emma said, “I am really enjoying my placement, I love helping the children Charley Oliver progressed from studying Beauty Therapy as well as learn and watching them progress. I have Theatrical Special Effects Hair and Media Make-up at Bury College directly been able to apply knowledge that I have onto the Bury College University Centre course. The former Prestwich gained on my English Language A Level Arts College pupil said, “Today has been great and it has been nice to gain course, such as language acquisition, industry experience. Once I complete my degree I would like to pursue a into my placement which has been career in the fashion industry and projects such as this one today brilliant and helps me relate well Bury College staff and students with University of Bolton lecturers. prepare me for this.” to the children.” RUNNERS ON TRACK FOR A LEVEL SUCCESS Business Challenge students and their tutor FOUNDATION STUDIES STUDENTS MEAN BUSINESS Bury College is proud to offer opportunities for all and to help students develop entrepreneurial skills for them to take forward in their future. Foundation Studies students studying the Business Challenge course benefited from gaining a range of business skills recently when they launched their exciting new business venture. As part of their course, Left to right – students are challenged to set-up and manage a business which involves Mercedes Mercer, a former Ladybridge planning events and completing administration tasks such as registration High School pupil fees and VAT. and Katie Oakley, a former Philips High School pupil. Throughout the academic year, students will be selling the handmade gifts for calendar dates such as Valentine’s Day, Father’s and Mother’s Day and Easter and will visit a range of high profile venues such as the Trafford Regional running champions Katie Centre. Former Elmsbank High School pupil Rebekah Price said, “My Oakley and Mercedes Mercer are on Business Challenge course is great I really like meeting new people and track to secure A Level success. A Level making new friends.” Sport, Biology and Sociology student Katie was crowned the under 17 Greater Manchester Champion in 2014 and has since gone on to be hand-selected for BURY COLLEGE ALUMNI the Mountain and Fell England Training Squad. Congratulations to Bury College alumni Also enjoying athletic success is Aaron Russell for continuing in his successes Mercedes who has competed in both since leaving Bury College. Aaron left in 2011 cross country running and track racing with two A* grades in A Level Physics and was the proud winner of the under and Maths and an A in Geography. 20s Greater Manchester Champion 2015 title. The running duo are approaching Aaron Russell - Aaron progressed onto The former Falinge their studies with the same drive and University of Manchester where Park High School dedication that they have demonstrated he secured a First Class Master’s pupil on the running track and are on target to Degree in Mathematics and achieve exceptional A Level grades. Physics. This achievement has inspire Aaron to continue his learning further and Mercedes, who will now be pursuing he is currently studying a PhD. Aaron has enjoyed overseas trips to South a career within the field of chemical Korea and Holland to present his PhD research findings at conferences and science and engineering said: “I feel workshops and is looking forward to continuing his academic studies. that Bury College has prepared me for a good career once I complete my Aaron said, “The conferences I have attended whilst carrying out my PhD studies. As part of my course I was given have been excellent and my confidence of public speaking has really the opportunity to enjoy guest speakers improved.
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