South Tyneside College students have collaborated with South Shields Museum & Art Gallery on a unique exhibition project inspired by artist John Peace and his retrospective exhibition Tyne & Tide, which is currently on display in the museum.
A window into a parallel world of amazing digital art and design opened for South Tyneside College students during a masterclass by a talented concept artist.
Art-based learners gained expert insight into the fast-growing motion graphics sector from Atomhawk’s Dennis van Kessel Atomhawk, whose clients include WB Games, EA and Xbox Game Studios, has been a leader in motion graphics, tech art and concept art since 2009.
South Shields Museum & Art Gallery to Host South Tyneside College Learners’ Exhibition: My Patch.
South Shields Marine School has played a key part in turning the tide against poor safety at sea which experts say is causing needless fishermen deaths.
Its specialist maritime survival centre has hosted three days of new-style instruction to emphasize to trawlermen the danger of setting sail without a life jacket.
Britain’s bustling ports are enhancing their talent pool through new-style training being fashioned uniquely at South Shields Marine School.
They are sending their apprentices to us to learn skills essential to their development as future key workers within the transportation sector.
Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal has visited South Shields Marine School to see our world-famous and award-winning maritime training centre in operation.
The Princess toured our state-of-the-art facilities on Tuesday, February 8, and met with senior staff and cadets.
South Tyneside College’s support for a young people’s education initiative in Zimbabwe has taken a novel turn.
In 2014, through our Dr Winterbottom Charitable Fund, we donated around 10,000 books to the Youth Contact Centre music and creative arts collective in the town of Bulawayo.
Overseas cadets studying at world-renowned South Shields Marine School are making waves by netting new roles alongside their studies.
They have thrown themselves in at the deep end to support high-flying South Shields Football Club - by volunteering as match day stewards.
For those in the know, work experience is a vital but often overlooked and neglected piece of the Further Education jigsaw.
That’s why, as of now, the time is right for a new conversation between education providers and employers – and students, too – about how it must be a crucial link between the classroom and the workplace.
The concept is clear - why would any student or learner dive into the employment deep end of a sector or industry they had not first dipped their toes into to ensure it suited their career designs?
Players at the North East’s top rugby league club faced four seasons in one day when they undertook a unique team bonding challenge – with the support of Tyne Coast College (TCC).
Newcastle Thunder’s first team squad took the plunge into a state-of-the-art environmental pool at TCC’s Marine and Offshore Safety Training Centre (MOST) in South Shields.