6 ways that Trafford College helps students to elevate their careers and grow as young people

Deciding on next steps after you've completed your GCSEs can feel like a monumental task. Young people often feel as though they are expected to have chosen the vocation they want to work towards, know what they will study to get there, and where they should go to do it.

But what if there was a college which offers a wide range of qualifications, suited to many learning styles, as well as courses that aim to help students access invaluable work experience, whilst offering unwavering support.

One such place is Trafford College, with campuses in Altrincham and Stretford, the college aims to provide the optimal educational experience for an inclusive audience of students, as well as focusing on providing qualifications that give students both the education and experience they need to enter the workplace or progress onto university.

Trafford is part of a wider network of sister colleges including, Marple Sixth Form College, Stockport College, and Cheadle College, which are part of The Trafford College Group, and alloffer support and opportunities to one another.

Trafford College is holding an open day on Thursday September 22 from 4.30pm until 7pm, where prospective students will be able to meet its tutors, explore the college facilities and have a go at interactive activities. Register online to explore the many options the college has to offer.

Below we have shared some of the ways that Trafford College aims to help students accelerate their careers, develop opportunities and grow as individuals.

Gaining increasing interest amongst young peopleis the T-Level qualification, which differs from the A-Levels that many are already familiar with. The main difference between T-Levels and A-Levels is that they involve