Students from University College Jersey (a part of Highlands College) will be celebrating in style this week as they come together for the 2018 graduation ceremony. The event, which is kindly sponsored by MasonBreese, will be hosted by Highlands College Principal, Steve Lewis in the company of His Excellency, Air…
Sophie Boxall, Commercial Business FM Manager at G4S Secure Solutions (Jersey) Limited In June this year, we were delighted to announce a business partnership with G4S Secure Solutions (Jersey) Ltd. They are proud sponsors of our Sixth Form College and we are working together to find new ways of nurturing…
A new social work degree course is being introduced at University College Jersey for the first time under a new partnership with a world-class university in a bid to build a highly skilled workforce of social workers and end the Island’s reliance on temporary and agency staff. From September 2019…
Highlands College is delighted to announce their education partnership with the Garenne Construction Group, in order to build and nurture the relationship with the College and the construction industry. The Highlands College department of Construction and Engineering currently caters for 57 full time and 283 part-time students covering building trades and services, automotive,…
With the end of term in sight, we always look forward to celebrating the hard work and successes of our graduating class! Congratulations to our Class of 2018 who finished their studies at Highlands College this week! Our annual Prize Giving Ceremony and Festival of Celebration, proudly sponsored by G4S Secure…
Freelance Jersey has given Highlands College a Toyota Verso T-Spirit to support students in their practical studies. The car was unveiled at Highlands College Automotive department on Tuesday 26 June. The car will be part of our teaching resources that allows students the practical experience of working with the latest automotive technology. Martin…
On Wednesday 27th June from 4-7pm, Highlands College will be opening its doors for a College-wide open evening. The event, sponsored by MasonBreese, is a chance for the public to visit the campus, meet staff and students, and experience a taster of the vast range of learning opportunities on offer…
Hi! Lands May 2018 – a celebration of creativity, imagination and personal expression – is now available for you to read. Contained within are short original pieces written by various Highlands College students and a selection of visual creative work. Click Here to read online, or Here for the PDF version. We…
Please be reminded that despite some schools closing, we are open on Tuesday 8th May and classes will resume as usual.
Dear Parent, You may be aware that on 10th April, the States voted unanimously to approve a new Higher Education funding mechanism that will bring a degree-level education within reach of many more Jersey students. The new mechanism, which comes into effect for courses beginning this September onwards, will mean…
MasonBreese – Jersey’s leading change and project management consultancy – and University College Jersey (UCJ) – the Island’s leading provider of higher and further education – have joined forces in a new and exciting education partnership. Throughout the next 12 months, MasonBreese will be the lead sponsor of UCJ, providing…
Hi! Lands March 2018 – a celebration of creativity, imagination and personal expression – is now available for you to read. Contained within are short original pieces written by various Highlands College students and a selection of visual creative work. Click Here to read online, or Here for the PDF version. We…
The inter-college culinary competition Heat, supported by Ormer, is back this March for a second year! Rising star chefs from colleges in Middlesborough, Farnborough and Highlands College in Jersey will go head-to-head in the inter-college Culinary Competition. A high profile chef from each college location will lead each team to…
Following advice from the Education Department Highlands College will be closed tomorrow due to predicted severe weather. Students on placement are expected to attend their work placement if it is safe to travel but they must inform their employer if they are unable to attend. For all other classes and students,…
Our first edition of Hi! Lands – a celebration of creativity, imagination and personal expression – is now available for you to read. Contained within are short original pieces written by various Highlands College students and a selection of visual creative work. Click HERE to read! We hope you enjoy.
University College Jersey (UCJ) graduate, Nathan Birch, is to be awarded the Worshipful Company of Constructor’s David E Tong Cup. The cup is a highly prestigious award given to a First Class Honours Degree Construction Management student graduating from London South Bank University (a partner university of UCJ). Awarded by…
Can you help send 7 Highlands College students to Nepal to a school community project that was devastated by the 2015 earthquake? An exciting opportunity has arisen to offer 7 Sport students the chance to represent Highlands College in Nepal in March 2018. The students will spend 2 weeks implementing…
From 11 December 2017 to 12 January 2018, Jersey students, parents and the public can have their say about a new university funding proposal from the Council of Ministers. It is similar to the current grant system but with higher income allowances so that more young people can get financial…
Highlands College will be closed over the festive break from Friday 22nd December at 2pm until Tuesday 2nd January, when we will re-open our doors at 9:30am. Students finish their classes on Friday 15th December and will return on Monday 8th Janaury. Season’s greetings to one and all, and we look…
One of our recent University College Jersey (UCJ) graduates, Sian Creavy, who completed her BA (Hons) in Childhood Studies, has had her paper accepted for publication within the British Journal of School Nursing. Sian conducted an experimental study in conjunction with Family Nursing & Home Care titled ‘Improving children’s experience of…
