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Joseph’s Story
Joseph started his career as an Apprentice for Cornwall Council and is now a Marketing Manager in central London.
Dylan’s Story
After studying Sport Science at Penwith College and joining the Football Academy, Dylan thrived and discovered his passion for coaching young people in Football through Penwith Player Project.
Vicki’s Story
With personalised support from tutors Angie and Asun through the Multiply Project, Vicki gained confidence and improved her maths skills, which were essential for her to progress her career and start a nursing degree. Vicki is now set to begin her studies and her success has inspired her to advocate for the Multiply programme to others.
Sharon’s Story
The ILM training has had a major impact on Sharon's career, enabling her to transition from a technical role to a managerial position, where she now effectively leads and manages a team.
Henry’s Story
From studying A Levels at Penwith College to graduating with a First-Class degree in Economics, Henry has discovered a newfound passion for teaching and is excited to start tutoring in Cornwall and beyond.
Gemma – BSc (Hons) Applied Computing Technologies
Mum of three Gemma has secured a role as a Cloud Project Coordinator for King's College London, based in Cornwall, thanks to the University Centre Truro and Penwith allowing her to study locally.
Jo’s Story
Managing staff across four College campuses, Jo needed to develop skills in order to deal with people management.
Tansy’s Story
Complimenting her studies with extracurricular enrichment allowed Tansy to make new friends, stand out on university applications, and develop new skills during her time at college.
Megan’s Story
Student Ambassador Megan has found a community of friends for life through the Ambassador programme, which compliments her A Level study and provides her with an enriching College experience.
Rey – Access to Medicine
Determined to fulfil her ambition of becoming a doctor, Rey returned to education after previously being unable to complete her A Levels, and is now heading to Exeter University to study Medicine.
Cam – Access to Science
From working in a local supermarket to getting offers to study physiotherapy at university, Cam has been able to pursue his future aspirations with an Access to Science course at Truro and Penwith College.