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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.
Joy Kettyle is to be Waltham Forest College's new principal.
She pledges to continue on the college's journey to outstanding.
She was selected following a 4 month national search and starts in Waltham Forest College on 12 March 2018.
A mature, undergraduate student gained a top exam grade while studying a GCSE course at Waltham Forest College.
Student, Bimmy Rai, 48 from Leyton, achieved the highest grade, in her GCSE English Language exam at Waltham Forest College after it was re-marked by assessors.
A mother in her late 30s has found her true vocation in life after completing a course at Waltham Forest College.
Sarah Channell, 38, from Edmonton in Enfield, with four children, started a new career last August at Trinity London Care Leyton.
Two years ago, she decided that she needed to change her life and applied online for an apprenticeship course at the College. Her application was accepted and she has not looked back since.
