Hermione Burns, current Level 3 Extended diploma 79 Sports Mentoring student at North Kent College, placed silver in the recent British Shooting Shotgun Series Grand Final at the East Yorkshire Shooting Ground. This was the last competition of the season, and the British Champion 2022 Trophy was up for grabs!
Policing Level 3 student Lewis Gilbert is the first of the force’s cadets to be honoured in this way and joins young people from the other uniformed forces who were selected in recognition of their duty and devotion to the community.
Alumni Emma Sampson made a return visit to the College to speak to our Level 3 students to share her experience, specifically her Higher Education journey. Whilst attending North Kent College she studied Level 2 Hair and Media Makeup then progressed onto Level 3 Theatrical Makeup.
North Kent College partnered up with BAE systems to organise a fascinating talk from their team. One of BAE System’s key representatives visited to speak with the engineering students about many potential career opportunities available within the company and sector.
Level 2 Creative Media students from North Kent College visited The Museum of Brands recently as part of their course to understand audience profiling and then put this knowledge into practice for their own creative projects.
Sileena Farrell who studied Level 3, Sport and Personal Training at North Kent College was offered an exclusive scholarship at Northwestern State University (NSU) in Louisiana back in September 2022. Majoring in Health and Exercise Science, Sileena began her studies in America and is currently progressing well in her new life in the USA.
The Motorcycle Live Show is the UK’s largest motorcycle show, with just under 90,000 motorcycle enthusiasts attending over the nine days this year. Supported by over 50 motorcycle and scooter manufacturers, both electric and combustion engines it is a central meeting point for all biking enthusiasts.
North Kent College Business, Events & Hospitality and Travel & Tourism students organised the annual Christmas Market at the Dartford Campus. The Market was open to all staff and students, raising money for a local charity – ‘BEAMS’.
This year Children in Need was celebrated across all our campuses at North Kent College. Multiple departments took part in fundraising activities in aid of the charity! Here’s what they got up to…