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In celebration of Colleges Week 2025, we are proud to launch a student-focused promotion of our ‘Super 7’, designed to support students’ understanding of the keys to quality learning and inspire them to develop the skills needed for success.
At Newbury College and University Centre Newbury (UCN) we have been marking National Apprenticeship Week (10 – 16 February 2025) by showcasing the value of Apprenticeships by highlighting the achievements of outstanding apprentices and employers in the Thames Valley area, in our annual Apprenticeship Awards.
It’s National Apprenticeship Week (10 – 16 February), and Newbury College and Xtrac are celebrating a platinum skills partnership that spans over two decades. The partnership has seen Xtrac employing and developing 114 engineering apprentices across the last 22 years.
Newbury College proudly celebrated the achievements of its T Level students at the end of last term.