Around 40 local business attend the Hungry for skill? event at The Business Space in Launceston.

Cornwall College Long Term Football Development Centre were invited, along with Mounts Bay LTPD, Penryn LTPD, and Plymouth Argyle (Truro, Brannel, Liskeard & Bodmin) LTPD centres, to take part in a regional festival hosted by Plymouth Argyle LTPD at Brannel on Wednesday 10th April. All Players enjoyed the day and did the centre proud.

Another fantastic day of fun filled football at Cornwall College, the young boys and girls had an amazing time, lots of games, skills, challenges and prizes. Come along to the next Course 28th & 29th May 2013. Book online at www.cornwall.ac.uk/football or email football@cornwall.ac.uk or call 07500 101 087 for more details.

Election fever has swept campuses across the county as Cornwall College students have voted to see their peers win various roles in the Students’ Union (CCSU).

This year St Austell Brewery, The Rashleigh Arms - Charlestown, The White Hart - St Austell, Baker Tom, Chough Bakery and Cornwall College joined us on our stand to run cooking demonstrations with their apprentices.

Steve Hancock, Head of Work-based Learning and Raoul Humphreys, Deputy CEO of Cornwall College are usually office-based, so they enjoyed the opportunity to experience what life is really like as a waste management apprentice at Absolute Recycling in Plymouth, as part of National Apprenticeship Week.

Over 30 local business people attend Cornwall College Business' annual Leadership and Management Conference at The Busness Space in Truro with guest speaker Nigel Hawke, TJ international.

Members from the Senior Executives Forum (SEF) hosted by Cornwall College Business were inspired by the Young talent presentation from Cornwall’s Apprentices Ambassadors Jill Carr from Pendennis Shipyard Ltd and Ben Milby from Rick Stein’s.

On 19th & 20th February the Cornwall College Football Development Centre was once again inundated with budding young footballers ready to show off their skills and learn new ones. The two days focussed on ball control and the morning sessions were spent developing the skills to control the ball, this included a control challenge for all the players to earn points towards a great prize; a signed Premier League team shirt. The afternoon was game time, the first afternoon had the Team player competition where the players kept changing teams and scored points for the way they helped each other and played for the team, the second afternoon had the Champions League. The players all gave great enthusiasm and played to enjoy themselves, what a great way to spend two days. The two days focussed on ball control and the morning sessions were spent developing the skills to control the ball, this included a control challenge for all the players to earn points towards a great prize; a signed Premier League team shirt. The afternoon was game time, the first afternoon had the Team player competition where the players kept changing teams and scored points for they way they helped each other and played for the team, the second afternoon had the Champions League. The players all gave great enthusiam and played to enjoy themselves, what a great way to spend two days.