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Dame Inga Beale DBE delivers College's first ever 'virtual' landmark lecture
In the first of its kind at London South East Colleges, and due to lockdown measures, this year’s landmark lecture by British businesswoman and the former CEO of Lloyds of London, Dame Inga Beale DBE, stepped up to our virtual podium last week to deliver a speech on the theme of ‘Leading in challenging times’.
College Recognised as a 'GREAT Inspiration' for Coronavirus Response
London South East Colleges has received national recognition for its response to the Coronavirus pandemic by being named as one of the faces of the UK Government’s 'GREAT Inspirations' campaign launched today (Wednesday 1 July 2020), and making us the only further education college nationally to be included.
London South East College backs AoC's 'Rebuild' campaign
To avoid the mistakes of past recessions, government should focus on skills to get the most at risk 764,000 people back into secure work.
Riyanna completes degree course and celebrates with a home graduation ceremony
A former Sports and Exercise Science Level 3 student at London South East Colleges has just graduated from Middlesex University with a 2:1 honours degree.
College gave me a springboard to university and a future career says Daniel
A former creative media student from London South East Colleges has just graduated from the University of Creative Arts (UCA) with a degree in Animation.
College launches decade-long fund to help tackle inequality
London South East Colleges is setting up a long-term grant fund to promote diversity and reduce inequality.
College opens its 'virtual doors' to prospective students
London South East Colleges is hosting a series of innovative online open days this month to give prospective students the chance to see everything it has to offer.
Black Lives Matter and London & South East Education Group - a message from Dr Sam Parrett OBE
2020 has been an unprecedented year. Hundreds of thousands of lives across the world have been lost to Covid-19, with the virus exposing stark inequalities in communities globally.
Earth-shattering experience calls Lewis to a career in nursing
After suffering a cardiac arrest at the age of just 15, then undergoing a critical heart transplant operation followed by two and a half years of rehabilitation, not to mention a prolonged hospitalisation period, Lewis Todd managed to find his true calling in life - to become a nurse.