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Machinery dealership management graduate Chris Osborne is using his degree to help further his career at Finning UK. Chris completed his Foundation Degree in Machinery Dealership Management alongside working full […]
Mountain biking enthusiast Conor Forshaw started his career in the outdoor sector at Plas Dol y Moch Outdoor Education Centre after graduating from Reaseheath. Initially joining the organisation on a […]
Competitors, students and staff were privileged to gain training insights from international three day event rider, trainer and businesswoman Lucinda Fredericks during a lecture demonstration at Reaseheath’s Equestrian Centre. Lucinda, […]
Ambitious young farmer Owen Davies started his career in Australia after completing his Foundation Degree at Reaseheath. This international job opportunity came about for Owen whilst he was still a […]
Cub and beaver scouts from the 1st South West Cheshire District celebrated the group’s 100th birthday with a special cake made by bakery students from Reaseheath College, Nantwich. The celebration […]
Wildlife film makers Madelaine Westwood and Piers Warren are encouraging Reaseheath undergraduates to ‘make a difference’ by recording their concerns about endangered animals on film. Madelaine, founder of the Great […]
Three Reaseheath staff members played key roles in a WorldSkills UK national training camp over the weekend. Jo Maher (Assistant Principal), Greg Houghton (Programme Leader for Public Services) and Kate […]
The Faculty of Higher Education are pleased to announce several new additions to their suite of Degree programmes available for September 2016 entry. They are: Adventure Sport & Sport: FdSc […]
One of Britain’s leading event riders, Oliver Townend, gave an inspirational and entertaining lecture demonstration at Reaseheath’s Equestrian Centre. A former winner of both Badminton and Burghley Horse Trials – […]
Reaseheath College agriculture students were taken onto the scene of four life threatening ‘incidents’ which happened on the college’s working farm last week. The scenarios were of typical farming accidents […]
