Three University Centre Myerscough veterinary nursing graduates are looking forward to a promising career after they were recognised for the quality of their studies.
An exciting project organised by Myerscough College, Lancashire Future U and Blackpool Zoo, to encourage more people to consider study programmes within the animal industry has been recognised with a national award.
This week marks the 21st anniversary of Myerscough College providing a range of land-based study programmes at Croxteth Park, in Liverpool.
Myerscough College is preparing to welcome students back on to campus for the beginning of the new academic year next week.
It’s been another busy and successful year for University Centre Myerscough’s equine department.
<h3><strong>Financial incentives of up to <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><em>£3,000</em></span> are available for employers who take on a new apprentice through Myerscough College.</strong></h3>
