The Great British Barber Bash is on its way to Buxton for the first time on Tuesday 27 November, from 6pm to 9pm at Buxton’s Devonshire Dome. Tickets are £25 and can be purchase online, visit here In connection with Buxton & Leek College barbering courses the hairstylist’s event will demonstrate the latest barbering trends…
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Great British Barber Bash
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Students Question Ruth George on Funding for FE
Ruth George MP for High Peak visited Buxton & Leek College last week to take questions from students and staff on the impact of a decade of funding cuts to further education. Ruth’s visit was planned in conjunction with Colleges Week 2018, a national event organised by college staff, students and supporters, plus the education unions to…
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Buxton & Leek College to host event for education professionals focused on SEN
Buxton & Leek College is hosting an event for education professionals in Derbyshire & Staffordshire to find out more about how the College can support them and their students with special educational needs and/or disabilities. Taking place at both of the College’s campuses in Buxton (23rd October) and Leek (24th October), the event will focus…
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Get Advice for your Future
Buxton & Leek College is inviting everyone (from school leavers to those adults wanting to change their career or access education for the first time) to attend the next Advice Evenings: Leek Campus on 17 October and 18 October at the Buxton campus (both 5-7pm). Tutors from a wide range of subjects will be on hand to talk to…
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Start a New Journey with Buxton & Leek College
Want to take your first steps into a career? Or would you like to have a complete career change and study something you really enjoy? Step into your future this month with a new course at Buxton & Leek College. The college will be launching over 200 courses and apprenticeships in a variety of subjects…
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Buxton & Leek College Announces Record Pass Rate for GCSE Maths and English
Over 130 Buxton & Leek College students passed their GCSE maths or/and English this year after failing them at school. The college has announced it has also bucked the national GCSE trend for the second consecutive year, achieving an increase on the national average by 2.85% for those taking their English exams and an astonishing 10.55% increase for…