If you are looking to host a meeting or conference, or if you just want to meet as a group of people and possibly form a club, then the college has a range of facilities, rooms and spaces across all three campuses in Aylesbury, Amersham and Wycombe which are available for hire.
Buckinghamshire College Group has run animal care and management courses in conjunction with Tiggywinkles, the Wildlife hospital in Hadenham, for a number of years. Now the hospital has a new vice president in Comedian and animal loving star Russell Brand.
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.
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. Regular training with four hours in the pool over six days a week (two in the morning before college and two in the evening) plus 20-plus hours of gym training are helping Tyler to build up his stamina, his swimming technique and gradually, through his most recent swimming performance, to achieve his goal.
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.
Up and coming music talent Jack Cullen was recorded for a forthcoming BBC Introducing programme at Buckinghamshire College Group’s Amersham campus today. TV production, Music technology, Hair & Media Make-up and Photography students were all involved in the day’s production, which saw Jack play acoustic guitar and sing some of the 20+ songs he has written to date.
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.
January is a great time of year to start something new, a new hobby or skills for that dream job!
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