I left school and chose to jump straight into work. I got a job working with a local business that specialised in bricklaying. I decided to apply for this role because I wanted to learn a trade and I would prefer a more physical job. My employer encouraged me to attend college to become a fully qualified bricklayer so I applied to study a Level 2 course. My employer has supported and encouraged me to do this so that it helps me progress.
I plan on progressing onto a Level 3 apprenticeship.
Our Aylesbury campus provides purpose-built, modern workshops and classrooms. Built and designed as a contemporary workplace, students in Aylesbury benefit from the opportunity to work in commercial businesses such as Harding’s Restaurant and Intuition Hair and Beauty.
The campus houses workshops for Motor Vehicle, Brickwork, Plastering, Electrical and Plumbing, which sit alongside expanding space for our Public Services, and Sport students, who can now take advantage of our newly completed 3G football pitch.
Our Amersham Campus benefits from large workshop spaces where Art and Design students can spread their artistic wings, with facilities including Photography studios, print rooms and Fine Art studios.
