To that achievement, and remember how extraordinary and powerful you are, as that will carry you “When you achieve something brilliant – as all of you here tonight have – then you must really hold on She said: “I cannot emphasise enough how you must all feel very proud of your achievements you must revel in the knowledge that you have already achieved immense success and that you will, undoubtedly, go on to achieve much more in the future. The dedication of the HE tutors and praised the graduates for their hard work. Principal and Chief Executive of Bishop Auckland College Natalie Davison-Terranova paid tribute to Peers and the support and encouragement from them was immeasurable. “The support and encouragement of the lecturers was boundless however the friendships I made with
It was such a challenge managing work, life, home and theĬourse workload but I fell in love with learning. Kim, who qualified in 2019 with Hewitts Solicitors in Bishop Auckland, said: “Signing up for the accessĬourse was the best decision I made. Positions in retail and an aborted plan to run a cake shop before returning to education at the college She told the graduates of her educational and career journey, which included regional managerial Who is now a successful solicitor specialising in civil litigation and employment law. The guest speaker at the ceremony was the college’s former Access to Education student Kim Nielsen, Myself as an artist, but also as a person.” Being on this course allowed me to grow and not only understand It was a wonderful experience in which I met many incredible artists with different She said: “The college was a place I felt comfortable at and where I was encouraged as an artist toĬreate my own style.
Stacie, from Shildon, had previously secured a triple distinction in her Level 3 and described her timeĪt Bishop Auckland College as “a wonderful experience”. Surface Design there after passing her Level 5 Higher National Diploma in Art and Design at the The 20-year-old recently started her BA (Hons) degree in Textiles & However, if that is the decision I take then this course hasĪnd creating designs with distinction has led to a place at the Northern School of Art for talented
“It helped me improve my understanding in areas where I had very little experience. Training and gain further qualifications if I wish to progress with my career. The course looked like the perfect opportunity to do some Opportunities for training during that time. Neil, of Darlington, said: “Having been a Team Leader for a number of years, I have looked for He has just graduated with a Level 5 Diploma in Metal worker apprenticeship back in 1987. The 52-year-old has been employed by Darchem Engineering in Stockton-on-Tees since his sheet Management for the first time after completing a leadership programme with the college. I can manage my time around theīoys’ school hours and, once I feel confident enough, I will leave the funeral role to pursue myĪfter 35 years with the same employer, Neil Rowley has prepared himself for a potential leap into The mum-of-two said: “I work part-time as a funeral service arranger for John Meynell, a Dignityīranch, and see my private practice clients on the other days.
She completed all levels from one to six, culminating in the Open University-accredited degree. The 38-year-old, from Newton Aycliffe, chose to study counselling after she benefited from sessions with a counsellor herself after her brother Cody took his own life in 2010. They included Joling Nunn, who has set up her own counselling practice after graduating from herīA (Hons) Degree in Integrative Counselling Practice. On Thursday night, 120 HE students picked up their scrolls after years of study in subjects rangingįrom engineering and business to teaching, counselling, sport, healthcare, music and performing arts. Outcomes for the graduates of Bishop Auckland College’s higher education class of 2022. New business start-ups, career progression and university places.
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