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Floristry students had the chance to learn from a leading expert when Diane Fair, an international floral demonstrator for the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies (NAFAS), gave a demonstration […]
BSc Wildlife Conservation and Ecology graduate Jack Wootton spent the summer studying how fish respond to reflective stimuli after being awarded a research scholarship by the Universities Federation for Animal […]
Our equine students were commended for the professional way they provided the arena party for one of the world’s premier events, the Horse of the Year Show (HOYS). Students and […]
Although studying for a degree could be costly, it would prove to be a phenomenal investment in later life, new graduates from Reaseheath College heard last week. Speaking at the […]
Local floristry enthusiasts will get the chance to learn from a leading expert when Diane Fair gives a demonstration at Reaseheath College, Nantwich, on Tuesday October 13. Diane, an international […]
Reaseheath College in Nantwich has begun its new academic year by welcoming Richard Ratcliffe as its new Chair of Governors. Well known in agricultural and business circles and a long […]
Talented Reaseheath College trained landscape gardener Matt Beesley has proved he is among the world’s best by taking silver at the WorldSkills finals in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Matt, from Winsford, […]
Higher Education student satisfaction has risen for the second consecutive year at Reaseheath College according to the National Student Survey (NSS). Overall student satisfaction has risen by 12% on the […]
Ever wondered what it’s like to be an equine student at Reaseheath College?… If you have any questions about life as an equine student, the industry, university or on-job training, we’re […]
If you’re waiting for your results and wondering whether a college course will get you that dream job with horses, check out our live careers webchat in association with the […]
