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Mark Snow currently works at Totton College, within the Skills for Life department, teaching students with a range of special educational needs (SEN). Before Mark joined Nacro he was part of the Royal Navy with an interesting story to tell: “I joined the Navy at 16 years 5 months on 7th August 1979 as a…

Please see below dates for Totton College students to collect their exam results. Tuesday 10th August Level 3 results will be available to collect between 09:00-12:00 from the exams office, please bring photographic ID with you. Thursday 12th August Level 2/GCSE results will be available to collect between 09:00-12:00 from the exams office, please bring…

Progress to Work decided to create a two song EP. Work began writing lyrics for the first song, which was decided to be about the class itself and its different members. Similarly, the second song was written about each class members favourite thing. Once song writing had finished, Progress to Work liaised with the music…

Amy, who was born with brain damage and has complex epilepsy, is unlikely to ever work. But Bob wanted something to give her purpose, and her love of ducks provided the perfect opportunity. So everyday, they would package up bags of feed, take them down and feed the ducks and leave some behind for locals…

On 21st March 2021 at 5.28pm crews were paged to a Mayday call from a jetski that had capsized near Hythe. Launching both the Atlantic 85 lifeboat ‘Max Walls’ and D class lifeboat ‘Willett’, the volunteer crews made best speed to the incident. On arrival, the two casualties had managed to make it to shore,…

We spoke with salon owner and hairstylist Sarah from Aura Hair Design on her experience with apprentices and why they are important to her business.

Deciding the next step on your career path can be a daunting process. It is important you know the benefits of all options before making your final decision. So, we are sharing 7 reasons why you should become an apprentice.

2021 Budget announcement Financial incentives were first introduced by Rishi Sunak in August 2020 and currently offer businesses and organisations £2,000 to take on apprentices aged 16 to 24, while those that employ new apprentices aged 25 and over are paid £1,500. But take-up has been low. Latest Department for Education data shows that 25,420…