Laying down the Law in Channel 4s SAS Who Dares Wins Former FdSc Law student and solicitor, Elouise swaps the courtroom for the remote Scottish island of Raasay, as a contestant in Channel 4’s brutal reality TV series; SAS: Who Dares Wins. Elouise, who graduated from Truro and Penwith College in 2013, takes part in the gruelling programme where 25 men and women are put through a televised SAS selection course. Over six, hour long episodes, they meet with harsh conditions and food rationing as they undergo physical and psychological challenges.

Foundation Studies student Taylor Marsland is celebrating being called up to the GB LD tennis Development Squad.

Tuesday 3 March 2020
7:30pm
Mylor Theatre, Truro College

£21.27 to £22.15 per hour

The inaugural event of a new Cornwall initiative that aims to support and promote positive mental health and wellbeing in the hospitality industry has been hailed a success by those who attended.

Let 'Developing Leaders' help clarify your 20/20 vision in 2020!

Winters are always a challenging time for those working in health and social care and recent headlines highlighting the extreme demands placed on the sector only serve to emphasise the fragile state it is in. It is therefore heartening to celebrate the many positive stories including upcoming opportunities for health and care organisations to access funded pilot courses through REACH Cornwall.

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Part time,
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£16,932 - £17,721 pro rata
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