Volunteer shout out for ‘Play to Talk’ football awareness raiser
A Falkirk Campus based student is appealing for volunteers to play in a mental health awareness raising football match – which forms part of his course.
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Running 95 miles in 35 hours – what a way to celebrate a wedding anniversary!
Additional Support Worker David Crossley is aiming to run the West Highland Way in aid of the British Red Cross, while celebrating his wedding anniversary at the same time.
TUCO meeting takes place at Falkirk
Forth Valley College’s Falkirk Campus was the venue for the first quarterly regional meeting of The Universities Caterers Organisation (TUCO) on Thursday 12 May - the first face to face event held by TUCO since the pandemic.
Leviat step-up to help students learn new tools of the trade
A global construction accessories company have laid the foundation of future learning by donating new bricklaying aids, to help Forth Valley College students learn about the latest tools of the trade.
Digital Skills Courses can Click again for Clacks residents
Funding secured by Forth Valley College will support the running of a new free course that will aim to provide confidence and inspiration for people across Clackmannanshire, to improve their digital skills.
Essential College Transformation plans announced
Forth Valley College has announced a comprehensive Transformation plan to ensure they can achieve their 2030 vision and to deliver the best possible learning experiences for their students.
College helps future butchers to carve out new career
A Butchery Skills Boost course will be a cut above the rest in helping students become trained butchers of the future.
One signer one song for Katie’s Lifestart class
Evening class lecturer Katie White helped Lifestart students celebrate Deaf Awareness Week (Monday 2-Sunday 8 May) by signing a song on social media.
College pays tribute to fallen with memorial model
Specialised 3D printing expertise at Forth Valley College has been used to help pay tribute to Bainsford’s war dead, by creating two scale models of the proposed new monument.
Colleagues rally round to support Zak’s brave and generous son
When colleagues of Zak Stark in Forth Valley College’s Commercial and Training Delivery and Business Development Departments learned of his son’s cancer diagnosis, they rallied round to help… then the brave and generous lad did the same!
