Mother of two Paula Hill (33) from Alloa, is a trained nursery teacher, but was impressed with the free six week Forth Valley College Caring Careers course at the Alloa Campus for people on a low income, at this time in her life.
Zoe White (28) a mother of two from Alva, was delighted to study on the free six week Forth Valley College Caring Careers course at the Alloa Campus for people on a low income, after finding out about it through the Job Centre.
Inclusion and Student Services play an invaluable role to enable Forth Valley College’s students to successfully learn new skills, build their confidence and complete their qualifications.
Dr Lynne Brierley a former HND Business Studies student from Tillicoultry, has praised Forth Valley College for setting her on a path to completing her PhD.
Niamh McFarlane (22) from Denny won the Most Promising Student in the Department of Creative, Digital and Leisure Industries prize at the 2023 Forth Valley College Graduation Ceremony.
Alyssa Jones (31) recently won the Most Promising Student in the Department of Care, Sport, Business & Communities at the Forth Valley College Graduation ceremony 2023.
Sam Goodwillie (27) from Raploch, Stirling won Most Inspirational Student in the Department of Creative, Digital & Leisure Industries award at Forth Valley College’s 2023 graduation event.
Fern Ford (19) from Alloa won the Student of the Year and Most Inspirational Student in the Department of Care, Sport, Business & Communities at the 2023 graduation ceremony.
Daniel MacPherson (20) from Falkirk completed his HND Mechanical Engineering at Forth Valley College and is now delighted to be seamlessly continuing onto university to finish a Masters degree.
Two former Forth Valley College classmates have set up a brand-new German kitchen showroom business not far from the College where they met as students, and they hope their story can help inspire new students and show there is ‘No Wrong Path’ (#NoWrongPath) to realising education and career goals!
