For a sixth time, Myerscough College’s cricket study programme at Emirates Old Trafford has been named among the best in the country by The Cricketer magazine.
It’s Tomorrow’s Engineers Week, an initiative aiming to show young people the vital importance of engineering careers, and provide information about how to become an engineer in the future.
Recently, a group of Motorsport students from Myerscough took on the mammoth task of running seven cars on the Neil Howard Stages, ran at Oulton Park Circuit.
The latest Myerscough College foundation learning students have begun work as part of a scheme aimed at getting young people who need extra help to move into employment.
University Centre Myerscough’s annual Research Conference was a huge success.
Kirsten Owen BHSI, Stable Yard Manager at Myerscough College, discusses how education providers and coaches can help young people succeed in the equestrian industry.
