The launch sees the College releasing a new brand for the Academy, following significant investment in the refurbishment of its spaces, including a new theatre, TV gallery and motion capture suite.
Steph Doyle Head of The Digital Academy at The City of Liverpool College explains why digital skills are in demand more than ever, with employers consistently looking to improve their workforce’s knowledge.
The City of Liverpool College has launched its Digital Academy, an arm of the College specialising in digital courses, in response to the demand for skills in the sector. Based in the thriving Knowledge Quarter, the Digital Academy provides industry-led courses, designed in collaboration with employers, to provide budding digital experts with real world experience, helping them to excel in their careers.
The City of Liverpool College has introduced a brand new course, specialising in afro-textured hair, in response to a lack of knowledge across the industry and as part of the College’s work towards diversity and inclusion across its curriculum.
Students at The City of Liverpool College are set to work with social enterprise SAFE Regeneration, on its plans for a £33 million neighbourhood in Bootle.
The City of Liverpool College has reaffirmed its commitment to staff and students by signing up to a brand new national mental health and wellbeing charter.
A comment from Elaine Bowker, Principal at The City of Liverpool College, following today’s announcement that adults without A-levels are to be offered a free college course to help boost their employment opportunities.
The City of Liverpool College has today been announced as one of the first colleges to be part of the WorldSkills UK Centre of Excellence, to mainstream world-class standards in skills development in the UK.
From September 2020, The City of Liverpool College will offer T Levels to its students, representing the biggest shake up to technical education in a generation.
The City of Liverpool College has announced a unique partnership with Liverpool-based performing arts school, Rare Studio.
Downtown CEO, Frank McKenna spoke to the Principals of two of the North Wests leading colleges in the #DowntownDen to talk about the work their organisations do to help and support the business community.
The City of Liverpool College has donated the use of its main campus building, The Learning Exchange, to support North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) during the Coronavirus crisis.
