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		<link>http://www.cleveland.ac.uk/news/special-offers</link><item><title>Redcar students prove that they’re ‘Worth It’</title><link>/news/redcar-students-prove-that-theyre-worth-it</link><description>
Hairdressing students from Redcar &amp;amp; Cleveland College have proved they&amp;rsquo;re a cut above the rest by helping out a team of top stylists.
Students from the college&amp;rsquo;s Level 2 NVQ Hairdressing course got the opportunity to assist members of the L&amp;rsquo;Oreal Creative team when they visited the college to give a demonstration to local hairdressers of the latest trends and fashions.
The students worked alongside the team, who helped to demonstrate the latest cutting and colouring techniques, to develop styles based on the Autumn/Winter and transition into Spring colour palettes.
Amongst the students who helped out was 18 year old Toni Worton who worked with an L&amp;rsquo;Oreal stylist to produce a style based on a jungle catwalk theme. Talking about the experience, she said: &amp;ldquo;To work with the L&amp;rsquo;Oreal Creative team has been a fantastic opportunity for us to develop our skills and find out what it takes to be a stylist at the top level.
&amp;ldquo;It&amp;rsquo;s really helped me to focus on what I want to do in my future career and see how the skills I&amp;rsquo;m learning at college are going to help me when I&amp;rsquo;m at work.&amp;rdquo;
College tutor Emma Ogelby arranged the visit of the team, she added: &amp;ldquo;The L&amp;rsquo;Oreal Creative team are some of the most talented hairdressers in the country and the fact that they have taken the time to work alongside our students is a real coup for the college.
&amp;ldquo;The experience our students get from this kind of partnership is highly sought after and will mean that they have an extra edge when they qualify and start applying for jobs.&amp;rdquo;
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&amp;nbsp;</description><pubDate>Mon, 04 Apr 2011 12:02:33 +0000</pubDate><guid>http://www.cleveland.ac.uk/news/redcar-students-prove-that-theyre-worth-it</guid></item><item><title>Open evening gives prospective students a taste of college life</title><link>/news/open-evening-gives-prospective-students-a-taste-of-coll</link><description>Redcar &amp;amp; Cleveland College is opening its doors to prospective students tonight (Wednesday 16th February) for a chance to find out how gaining new qualifications could help them take the next steps to a rewarding career.
The event is a chance for anyone thinking of developing their skills, including young people who will be leaving school this summer, to come along and find out how a new qualification from the college could improve their employability and career prospects.
Details are as follows:
Date:                         Wednesday 16 February 2011
Time:                        5:00pm &amp;ndash; 8:00pm
Location:            	   Redcar &amp;amp; Cleveland College, Corporation Road, Redcar
The college has places available on courses in all subject areas.  There is still time to apply for those who are leaving school this summer, people looking to boost their skills or those looking for a change of career.
Staff will be on hand to give advice on the full range of full-time and part-time courses on offer and careers advisors will provide information on opportunities and career progression. Current college students will also be there to talk about their experiences of college life and exhibit their work as part of a Skills Showcase.
There&amp;rsquo;s also a chance to view the college&amp;rsquo;s new Higher Education Centre, which opened in September last year. Boasting the latest in cutting edge technology, the Centre offers prospective students across the borough and beyond the chance to gain degree level qualifications.
Gary Groom, Principal Redcar &amp;amp; Cleveland College, said: &amp;ldquo;We&amp;rsquo;re inviting prospective students to come along to the open evening where they can learn about the wide range of subjects and courses on offer, and tour the campus to see how our facilities can give them a fantastic student experience and provide the best opportunities for learning.&amp;rdquo;
Further details of the range of courses available to students can be found in the college&amp;rsquo;s Full-Time Prospectus which is available to download from www.cleveland.ac.uk or by calling 01642 473132.
&amp;nbsp;</description><pubDate>Wed, 16 Feb 2011 10:14:36 +0000</pubDate><guid>http://www.cleveland.ac.uk/news/open-evening-gives-prospective-students-a-taste-of-coll</guid></item><item><title>New courses kick off new year at Redcar &amp; Cleveland College</title><link>/news/new-courses-kick-off-new-year-at-redcar-amp-cleveland-c</link><description>Redcar &amp;amp; Cleveland College is kicking off the New Year with a range of exciting new courses and an Opening Discount offer that could help students beat the credit crunch whilst developing their career.
Students enrolling on many popular courses like DIY Plastering, Brickwork and Decorating may qualify for the Opening Discount of up to 50% on many of the new courses starting from January.
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The college is also launching a range of free entry-level courses for those students looking to find a route into NVQ Level 1 training, but who may not posses the necessary qualifications. Options include plumbing, hair styling, waxing, holiday Spanish and customer services, plus many more.&amp;nbsp;
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The college offers a mix of daytime and evening courses to allow people keen to further their professional development to select the best type of course to suit them.
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There is a broad range of part-time courses starting in the new year including short professional update courses for trades people to those aimed at helping people learn new skills from scratch.
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The subject areas for the newly released courses include Built Environment; Engineering; Computing &amp;amp; IT; Skills for Life; Hair, Beauty &amp;amp; Holistics; Health Care and Counselling; Business; Management and Administration; Sport and Teaching &amp;amp; Early Years.
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Gary Groom, Principal of Redcar &amp;amp; Cleveland College, said: &amp;ldquo;We have a great range of new courses starting in 2009, so I&amp;rsquo;d urge anyone who is looking to refresh their professional expertise or start learning a set of new skills to check out what is available here in Redcar. Since our state-of-the-art new campus in Redcar opened this September we&amp;rsquo;ve had record enrolment figures and a fantastic reaction from students and staff, so we&amp;rsquo;re expecting a lot of interest in the January courses.&amp;rdquo;
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A full range of subject details, along with times, costs and discount details, is available online at www.cleveland.ac.uk or by calling 01642 473 132 and asking for a copy of the new January prospectus.</description><pubDate>Tue, 23 Dec 2008 14:18:59 +0000</pubDate><guid>http://www.cleveland.ac.uk/news/new-courses-kick-off-new-year-at-redcar-amp-cleveland-c</guid></item><p><a href="/news/special-offers/Archive" title="View archived news">View archived news</a></p><p class="back"><a href="/news">Go back</a></p>
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