Latest News
The WFC Book Club had its first session on Thursday 8 Feb 2018, in the LRC Pod! There was a fierce debate regarding if the Harry Potter books or films are better. What do you think? Next session will be discussing the first 6 chapters of The Philosopher's Stone. Those interested are encouraged to read the chapters before coming to the session. All students (and staff) are welcome to attend. Next session will take place on Thursday 22 February, 12.30 - 1.30pm in the LRC.
Young people across the borough attended the first Youth Summit hosted by Mayor Cllr Yemi Osho at Waltham Forest College on Thursday 1 February 2018.
The summit was a youth-led event which offered a platform for students to come together with their peers to discuss the key issues and challenges that impact their lives and to explore solutions. It was organised by the Youth Mayors Team, the council Youth engagement team and the Mayor's office with the Inspire programme.
Waltham Forest College Prince's Trust Team Programme on track to double numbers of vulnerable young people's impacted.
The Prince's Trust's assessors judged the College's programme as ' good with outstanding features' in November 2017.
Unemployed 18 to 24-year-olds, some with mental health and learning difficulties, go through the College's Employment, Teamwork and Community Skills programme to improve their career and further education prospects.
Artist Hilary Powell met with Waltham Forest College's Art and Design students and introduced the exciting Walthamstow Arts Project, BANK JOB.
The project raises questions about the world of money and debt and takes place in a converted mock bank on Hoe Street, Walthamstow.
'Inspiring' college students were awarded by Leyton Orient Trust for their commitment, positive approach to learning, attendance and being good role models.
Youngsters studying for diplomas in sport on the trust's College Study Programme delivered in partnership with Waltham Forest College were recognised for their achievements at a recent ceremony.
Young people in Waltham Forest have been given the opportunity to improve their digital skills and meet some of the world's biggest potential employers including Apple, Google and Amazon.
40 participants from the borough took advantage of training at the Techcamp event at Waltham Forest College - organised by Waltham Forest Council and delivered by Trax Training CIC. Subjects covered by leading professionals included the latest digital trends, best industry practice and advice on how digital skills can help job-seekers stand out in the job market.
Waltham Forest College's new STEM Centre celebrated its official opening by Jules Pipe, Deputy Mayor of London, at Tuesday evening's launch event.
This spectacular event was hosted in the STEM Centre. Local employers, education providers, Governors, stakeholders and local dignitaries joined the celebration.
Fashion students from Waltham Forest College have produced 3,000 shopping bags in a bid to boost local shopping across the borough.
Seven talented teenagers worked with a manufacturer to create tote bags available at a pop-up shop from 2 to 19 December, at the ' Hoe Hoe Hoe Street Xmas Bazaar' Central Parade, Walthamstow.
Hundreds of young people showed their interest in continuing their education at Waltham Forest College by attending recent college open events.
Soon to be school leavers showed lecturers they were eager to join the College with over 400 people coming to the Open Events.
