Telford College and Harper Adams University have joined forces to showcase an exciting new addition to the local education sector.
The Quad, which opens in September at Telford’s new Station Quarter, will be home to a partnership of learning providers delivering a technology-led curriculum to bridge the gap between education and employment.
Telford College and Harper Adams University are the two education partners involved in the project, and they held a joint information event at Meeting Point House in Southwater to explain more about the plans. The college will be offering a range of digital skills programmes from entry to degree level at Station Quarter, including apprenticeships and T-Levels.
It has also collaborated with local IT giant Capgemini to create a six-week ‘Step Into IT’ programme, including a week of work placement, for people looking to take their first steps into a technology career. Harper Adams will be providing future-thinking and industry-aligned degree programmes from applied data science to digital manufacturing, robotics, and business management.
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