Harlow College, Level 3 Art & Design students Trixia, Scarlett and Fleur have been shortlisted for the chance to create a prestigious design piece for the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, London.
Harlow College, recently established as an Apple Distinguished School, has had visitors from around the world, including Russia, Sweden, Finland and Austria, to see how technology is used in education.
On Friday 19 January Harlow College was delighted to welcome Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, to meet staff and students to see how we are adding coding and app development to skills for our students in their future careers.
Level 3 Fashion student, Leigh Purcell aged 18 has started up his own street wear clothing company called Phame.
Harlow Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Centre (HAMEC) has been chosen as a finalist in the Skills Innovation of the Year award at the 2018 Semta Skills Awards.
TV presenter Trisha Goddard paid a recent visit to the College to talk to journalism and media students about her experiences in the industry and to share some nuggets of information, gleaned from a sparkling 30 year career.
Harlow College’s Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Centre (HAMEC) have won their first commission; producing bespoke parts for Hertfordshire-based company Hayter.
During the summer break, Harlow College transformed its library space into a technological and innovative iHub.
The most outstanding individuals and institutions that the FE sector has to offer have been recognised in the shortlist for the 2018 Tes FE Awards.