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Former Student Becomes Woman of Achievement

by Helena Stylianou — Tuesday 09 March 2010 10:13

Nasreen Karim was voted the winner of the Lloyds TSB Entrepreneur Excellence Award and shortlisted for Asian Women of Achievement Awards in 2009. As a former student of Bradford College, Nasreen Karim is positive role model – demonstrating how hard work and a determination to succeed, really can pay off.

Careers Launched Through I.T Funding

by Helena Stylianou — Thursday 04 March 2010 17:16

Bradford College has secured Camel capital funding to procure new I.T equipment for a number of community and voluntary organisations. The new equipment will play a major part in improving the lives of thousands of people across the region by enhancing employment prospects and strengthening communities.

Networking Lunch for Women in Engineering and Construction

by Helena Stylianou — Tuesday 02 March 2010 08:58

The UK Resource Centre for Women in Science, Engineering and Technology (UKRC) and Bradford College were proud to host a networking lunch for women in engineering and construction.

Capture the Moment

by Helena Stylianou — Thursday 25 February 2010 11:05

‘Capture the Moment’ is the exciting new Photography exhibition which is taking the art world by storm. It is clever, conceptual and creative, showcasing the talents of first year HND Photography students, whilst also raising money for charity ‘Marie Curie Cancer Care.’

College Receives Prestigious Beacon Award

by Helena Stylianou — Monday 15 February 2010 15:49

Bradford College is celebrating after receiving an Association of Colleges’ Beacon Award at a presentation ceremony held in Westminster, London, on the 10th February, for its innovative approach to developing and embedding Functional Skills in the curriculum alongside the introduction of the Foundation Learning Diploma.

Brain Foods Boosts Exam Results…

by Helena Stylianou — Tuesday 09 February 2010 13:21

There is growing evidence to suggest that the foods we eat, can directly affect the performance of our brain. Researchers believe that by eating the right food, you can boost your IQ, sharpen your memory, improved concentration, increase mood and emotional stability. Healthy College Manager, Jane Marshall has joined forces with Sixth Form Curriculum Team Leader, Veronique Leygue to put the theory to the test - to see if students will benefit from brain boosting foods…

Dragons Vs Cardinals

by Helena Stylianou — Thursday 04 February 2010 13:21

The Bradford Dragons wowed crowds as they gathered to see the action packed match between rivals Loughborough Cardinals in the semi final of the National Shield. The match, held at Bradford College’s Trinity Green Sports Hall, saw the Dragons storm into the National Shield final with an 84-66 victory over the Cardinals.

Credit Crunch Launches Career…

by Helena Stylianou — Monday 01 February 2010 14:53

Father of two, Kevin Davies was made redundant from his job as a salesman when the credit crunch struck last year. Kevin had been contemplating a career change for a while but due to financial commitments it was not a feasible option. Now with the help of Bradford College, he's been able to realise his ambition and enjoy a glittering career as a teacher.

College Welcomes Egyptian Delegation

by Helena Stylianou — Tuesday 26 January 2010 09:34

A high profile Egyptian delegation jetted into the UK to finalise a Partnership Agreement with Bradford College, Edexcel and the Technology Cluster of Ameerya in Egypt.

Super Slimmer Sets the Standard!

by Helena Stylianou — Monday 25 January 2010 16:03

There is growing concern that obesity looks likely to surpass smoking as the greatest cause of premature loss of life. It is one of the greatest health concerns in the Western world. Despite media coverage promoting the benefits of adopting a healthier lifestyle and healthier foods, obesity has grown by 400% in the last 25 years. Following a hospital visit that revealed a potentially serious liver condition, Pete Maggs knew that he had to lose weight - or run the risk of serious long term health implications.

From Waitress to Astrophysicist…

by Helena Stylianou — Thursday 14 January 2010 14:56

Former Bradford College student, Corrine Bosley has star quality. Following her hard work and determination to succeed, she has gone from working as a waitress to studying Astrophysics. Find out how Corrine made the transition from waitressing to watching the stars…

BBC Interest in 'Global Xchange' Programme

by Helena Stylianou — Thursday 07 January 2010 12:10

BBC Journalist, Mussarrat Abbasi visited Bradford College to find out more about Lecturer, Kate Breeze’s involvement in ‘Global Xchange’ – a partnership programme managed and delivered by the British Council, VSO and a number of local partners around the world.

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