Elliot Entwisle, one of UTCW’s Year 13 leavers has secured an apprenticeship with BMW as a Motor Vehicle Technician. Continue Reading
University Technical Colleges, including Warrington’s dedicated engineering, science and cyber college, will be at the centre of skills development and economic growth following Covid-19, according to prominent employers and politicians.
UTC Warrington currently have a vacancy for a Parent Trustee/Governor. As a Single Academy Trust, the Department for Education requests that we appoint two parents of students attending the college as members of our Trust Board. Anyone who has a son or daughter on roll at UTCW at the time of the election is eligible to stand (and you do not have to resign if your child leaves during your term of office). A term of office is four years. Continue Reading
Students from UTC Warrington have been using their engineering skills to help communities in Dubai, albeit virtually, as part of a week of work experience.
One of UTC Warrington’s Year 13 students has secured a lucrative apprenticeship with Boeing. Ole Fletcher, who joined UTCW when he was 14 in 2016, will move to Cardiff to take on the role of Aircraft Maintenance Apprentice.
The digital revolution has already changed the skills we need. A UTC education futureproofs young people’s careers by focusing on active learning; technical entrepreneurial skills; and personal and collaborative skills.
Careers of the future will involve agile thinking and problem-solving, but the skills prioritised by many schools are increasingly done by computers. That’s where UTCs are different.
A UTC education opens doors into the world of work. Our students stand out from the crowd because we work closely with employers.
Students at Warrington’s University Technical College will benefit from a significant investment in specialist cyber security equipment, after the Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) announced 13 projects will benefit from over £4million of investment.
A student from UTC Warrington has been helping the front line NHS and social care workers fight the Coronavirus with the help of his own 3D printer Continue Reading
