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Bury College Public Services students support Greater Manchester Police through Youth Scrutiny Group
Find out how our Public Services students have volunteered their time to review and provide feedback on police stop and search procedures.
A Bury College Barbering student, Devan Alleyne, has recently found success in this year’s Association of Hairdressers and Therapists Barbering competition, and was awarded first place. This is an amazing achievement for the Level 2 student, who submitted an online entry. For the competition, he cut a skin fade with a number eight on top, using his friend as a model.
The former Philips High School student was allowed to choose any haircut involving traditional barbering tapering skills, and was asked to submit before and after photos of the front, back, and sides. He was nominated by his tutors because he was excelling in his course, and worked independently on his submission in his free time.
Devan enjoyed the process of planning and executing his entry, and found the competition “good fun”. He said, “Winning was a big shock. I was not expecting to come first.”
Devan has now finished his Level 2 course, and is working in Trims Barbershop. He plans on continuing to develop the skills he learnt at college while in employment. In the future, he would love to be able to take his job abroad, and become a cruise ship barber.
Find out how our Public Services students have volunteered their time to review and provide feedback on police stop and search procedures.
Find out how the Northern Gateway development is helping to bring new jobs to Greater Manchester, and how this project is helping to inspire our students.
Bury College recently hosted a Higher Education Fair for its current learners, welcoming representatives from over 20 different universities.
T Level student Cameron Taylor turned his placement at Bury BID into a paid summer role, gaining hands-on experience in events and marketing.
Two dedicated apprentices working in a local nursery are proving that it’s never too late to upskill, thanks to the Early Years Level 5 Apprenticeship offered at Bury College.
Our art students have brought a splash of colour and creativity to Bury Hospice with a striking new mural celebrating the spirit of the local community. Painted by students from the Foundation Diploma in Art and Design, the mural features vibrant hydrangeas and iconic Manchester Bees, symbolising unity, resilience, and the six towns of Bury. Find out more here.