Madeleine – BA (Hons) Human Behavioural Studies
Passionate about helping people, alumni Madeleine not only runs her own wellbeing focussed cafe, but is also training to be a counsellor.
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Amy – PGCE
Inspired by her own teachers and with a passion for passing on her industry experience, PGCE Alumni Amy is now a lecturer at Truro College.
Maddy – Access to Medicine
Maddy studied Access to Medicine at the University Centre and has since progressed to the University of Exeter to study Medicine, with a view to specialise in paediatrics.
Stephanie – Access to Science
Stephanie wanted to progress her career in the Dental Industry and having completed an Access to Science Diploma, she is ready to start a Dental Hygiene Therapy Degree.
Phoebe – Access to Science
An Access diploma enabled Phoebe to get a place at Bristol University and persue her passion of caring for animals with a Veterinary Science degree.
Hiyield
Hiyield’s Truro and Penwith College apprenticeship programme has developed a pipeline of talent with former apprentices now permanent employees including Developers running projects worth tens of thousands of pounds.
Alice – BSc (Hons) Sport & Health Science
Alumni Alice thrived during her time at the University Centre and is now saving lives as an Emergency Care Assistant!
Paige’s Story
Paige's Apprenticeship Success at Hiyield: A Symbiotic Blend of Education, Business, and Ambition.
Matt’s Story
Meet Matt, who has recently been crowned as the Management Apprentice of the Year at this year’s Cornwall Apprenticeship Awards.
Kit’s Story
Kit was able to go further at Penwith College by being a part of the Oxbridge Support Programme and is now studying at the prestigious University of Oxford.
Luke’s Story
Meet Luke, a former Marketing Apprentice turned Training Advisor for Marketing and Business at Truro and Penwith College.
Sam – FdA Film, Media and Photography
Studying locally meant that Sam was able to begin his university journey with people he already knew from his time at college, taking away the pressure of not knowing anyone on his course.
