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Nelson and Colne College Group welcomes Skills Minister for National Apprenticeship Week

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Nelson and Colne College Group welcomed Minister for Skills, Jacqui Smith, as part of National Apprenticeship Week celebrations. Minister Smith was met by Principal Lisa O’Loughlin, along with Morag Davis, Group Executive Director of Strategy and Transformation, and Phil Wilkinson, Chair of the Board, before touring the Nelson and Colne College site on ‘T Level Thursday’. Accompanied by Danny Brett, Vice Chair of the T Level Ambassador Network,…

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Nelson and Colne College Group welcomes Skills Minister for National Apprenticeship Week

Nelson and Colne College Group welcomed Minister for Skills, Jacqui Smith, as part of National Apprenticeship Week celebrations. Minister Smith was met by Principal Lisa O’Loughlin, along with Morag Davis, Group Executive Director of Strategy and Transformation, and Phil Wilkinson, Chair of the Board, before touring the Nelson and Colne College site on ‘T Level Thursday’. Accompanied by Danny Brett, Vice Chair of the T Level Ambassador Network,…

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