News
Trip to Parliament
A group of our Public Services students got a taste of politics earlier this month, when they visited the Houses of Parliament.
Apprenticeship opportunities for budding restaurateurs
Orpington’s top-rated BR6 Restaurant has taken advantage of its close links with the London South East Apprenticeship Company this month. It has just appointed two rising stars from the College’s Hospitality, Food and Enterprise Career College as Apprentice Chef and Front of House Assistant.
Army Careers Day
Soldiers from a range of British Army regiments visited London South East Colleges this week. They came to our Bromley Campus to promote a multitude of exciting careers within the Army from regular soldier or Army reserve to officer.
First graduates of Bromley Children's University celebrate their success
Over 40 Bromley schoolchildren were presented with awards by best-selling author, Martina Cole yesterday (6 October) in a special ‘graduation’ ceremony at London South East Colleges.
London South East Colleges beat the daily grind with some expert Barista training
Four of our Hospitality, Food and Enterprise students were put through their paces yesterday at top coffee house, Gather & Gather in Lloyds Bank Plc, Central London.
Students create the perfect dish for iconic cookbook
Students from London South East Colleges’ Hospitality, Food and Enterprise Career College helped to create a range of dishes for an iconic education cookbook last week, in the College's top-rated BR6 Restaurant.
London South East Colleges offers a taste of the Orient
London South East Colleges have taken a unique step this week by introducing Chinese language and culture to its curriculum and enrichment programme.
Deputy Principal Andrew Slade welcomed Head Teacher of Orpington Chinese Languages School Gigi Chen to Bromley to take part in a partnership agreement signing ceremony.
Colleges merge to form London South East Colleges
Greenwich Community College and Bexley College have today formally merged with Bromley College of Further and Higher Education to create London South East Colleges.
The creation of London South East Colleges will secure the future for learners throughout the region. It will provide outstanding education and training opportunities for people of all ages, abilities and interests.
Each college within the group will continue to offer a wide range of qualifications. There will also be increased opportunities for students to progress onto higher level apprenticeships and degree courses.
There are no traffic jams on the extra mile
Former GB, England, Bradford Bulls and Leeds Rhinos rugby star, Jamie Peacock MBE visited London South East Colleges today to give a motivational talk to students beginning their learner journey this September.
Jamie made over 550 first-class appearances in his rugby league career. This included nine Super League titles, four Challenge Cups, four World Club Challenge titles and two World’s Best titles. He came to our Holly Hill Construction Campus during the first week of term to inspire students to set themselves tough but achievable goals and to go that ‘extra mile’ in pursuit of success.