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Level 3 students working on an engine for their final assessments

Details: 07 May 2026

A state-of-the-art campus designed to train the next generation of automotive professionals has been opened at West Nottinghamshire College.

Students worked with confidence with the variety of masks

Details: 05 May 2026

Performing arts students from West Nottinghamshire College were given a unique insight into the power of physical theatre by taking part in a specialist workshop led by an internationally-recognised theatre company.

The training is a combination of practical demonstrations and theory

Details: 29 April 2026

Charities, community centres and local organisations across Nottinghamshire are being encouraged to work with West Nottinghamshire College to bring free short CPR and defibrillator awareness courses to their members.

Another successful year of work placement at Thoresby Hall Hotel and Spa

Details: 27 April 2026

Newly reimagined Thoresby Hall welcomed a new cohort of students from West Nottinghamshire College as 30 learners took part in the fifth annual ‘hotel takeover’ at the historic venue.

Details: 22 April 2026

Travel and tourism students from West Nottinghamshire College have strengthened international links and broadened their understanding of responsible tourism during a week-long visit to Estonia.

College principal Andrew Cropley (fifth right) and NAPIT’s commercial and compliance director Stephen Melton (fourth left) launch the partnership, joined by NAPIT’s head of training Brett Forster (third left), the college’s head of centre for building services Andrew Stevens and apprenticeships manager Paul Stringer (third and fourth right), and refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pump apprentices Finley Bellas, Cole Fisher, Archie Sellars and Hayden Smalley.

Details: 20 April 2026

West Nottinghamshire College and leading certification body and training provider NAPIT have joined forces to help students and employees wanting to take advantage of the opportunities available to electricians and installers of low-carbon energy across North Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire.

Students and staff hear from Dr Chris Harrison, reader in astrophysics at Newcastle University, who is leading the Audio Universe project.

Details: 17 April 2026

Students from West Nottinghamshire College are playing a key role in a pioneering national project designed to make space science more accessible to people with visual impairments.

Working Class Voices is the next series of short films to feature at the college's Create Theatre

Details: 14 April 2026

Mansfield Town Film Festival (MTFF) is coming to West Nottinghamshire College once again with a powerful programme of short films exploring working-class identity.

Godolphin Communications' Giles Bancroft and Rob Gould (front) with students who were involved with the film

Details: 07 April 2026

Media and performing arts students at West Nottinghamshire College have been given a unique opportunity to work alongside industry professionals on a powerful new film project tackling the dangers of online radicalisation.