Access to Higher Education learners excel in pursuit of academic dreams
Access to Higher Education learners at Harlow College are proving that age and time away from the classroom are no barriers to success, with many now pursuing their dreams of going on to higher education.
The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust recently held the first Project SEARCH Supported Internship Graduation Ceremony for Harlow College Interns.
Harlow College students were celebrating today with some fabulous results, improving significantly on last year with a 98% pass rate, with 55% of all our A Level students gaining A*-C grades overall.
Ofsted have recognised the continued success of Harlow College by once again rating them as ‘Good’, as well as receiving the highest grade of ‘Strong’ for contribution to skills.
As part of the ongoing work to tackle the threat of drug trafficking and knife crime in the county, officers from Harlow's Community Policing Team visited Harlow College to raise awareness as part of Operation Stronghold.
Each year, Harlow College sees numerous adults retake their English and Maths and this year’s cohort have again earned some excellent results.
James, a Level 2 Art & Design student, was recently selected by UAL Awarding Body to exhibit his work at Origins Creatives 2024, which took place at the Mall Galleries, London in July.
Parliamentary candidates from the local Conservative, Labour, Reform UK and Green parties were invited onto campus to share their vision for government as part of the General Election campaign, in a recent student hustings held at Harlow College.
Visiting Harlow College alongside Labour Parliamentary Candidate for Harlow Chris Vince, Ed Miliband, Shadow Secretary of State of Climate Change and Net Zero, said that Labour’s Green Prosperity Plan will create thousands of skilled jobs in the net zero economy in the South East. The average annual wage for jobs in net zero industries are £8,200 per year higher than the regional average, boosting incomes for working people.