If you are planning on attending one of our three open evenings this Jan/Feb, then in addition to the vast range of courses we offer across all three campuses, there are now more choices in Music, a new course in Forensics and Higher Education options in Public Services all with September starts.
Up and coming music talent Jack Cullen was recorded for a forthcoming BBC Introducing programme at Buckinghamshire College Group’s Amersham campus today.
Tyler Ioannou, a first year student on the Level 3 Sport and Exercise Science course at the Wycombe campus, had a dream of one day becoming a Paralympic swimmer.
As a student at Buckinghamshire College Group there is an emphasis throughout the academic year on employment and progression. If you study a full-time programme then an industry placement forms a vital part of your course. Some of these placements are already producing amazing results in giving our students real world opportunities and the chance to shine.
Performing Arts students are staging two major productions this month at the College’s Theatre on the Hill at the Amersham Campus which are open the public and college students.
The first of these is a reimagined performance of Mozart’s 1791 fairytale opera The Magic Flute staged by Buckinghamshire College Group’s Level 2 and 3 dance students. Performances take place on 5, 6, and 7th December at 7.30pm and tickets are priced £7 Adults, £5 Concessions.
Six new full time courses are being introduced this year to cater for an ever expanding range of student interests.
If you’re ever wanted to explore the world of forensic science then our new Level 3 BTEC National Extended Diploma in Forensic and Criminal Investigation course, offered at our Wycombe campus this September, could be just the pathway to get you into a career in crime scene investigation.
Buckinghamshire College Group are proud to announce a new partnership with Pinewood Studios, providing exciting new Higher National Certificate courses designed by industry professionals to introduce you to a career in film and television.
Tom Warland, a photography tutor at the Amersham campus has recently graduated with an MA in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at the London College of Communication. The BBC have taken an interest in the 'The British Heritage Project' he produced at the postgraduate show which was recently presented to the public at an exhibition in London.
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