The land-based sector is full of green career opportunities, and on Green Careers Week, the many professions that make a real difference to global climate change are being highlighted.
Myerscough College has formalised a partnership with Lytham Hall to delivery high quality horticulture training to Lytham Hall's volunteers and to the local community.
Two Myerscough College apprentices are paving the way to their future career with a landscaping company in the Ribble Valley.
National T-Levels Week 2026 marks a celebration of technical education and its pivotal role in preparing young people for skilled careers.
Croxteth Country Park, where Myerscough College’s Liverpool centre is based, will be the first place to receive funding from the Queen Elizabeth Trust, a memorial project set up to honour the legacy of the late monarch.
Myerscough’s first ever cohort of animal studies T-Level learners are celebrating a 100% achievement rate.
