Exciting things are happening at Bishop Auckland College everyday! Keep track of the latest happenings here.
Students from colleges across the region pitted their skills against each other in carpentry and joinery and painting and decorating competitions at Bishop Auckland College today.
A fantastic turnout has been matched by amazing feedback for our ‘Your Future’ Careers Fair last week.
An inspirational international athlete who successfully balanced a university degree with major athletics competitions is sharing his story with our full-time students this week.
Staff and students enjoyed an inspirational talk from the Chief Constable of Durham Constabulary, Rachel Bacon, in celebration of International Women’s Day 2024.
Jobs and apprenticeships will be on offer as more than 60 employers and training providers attend our Careers Fair next week.
Childcare students found out about the challenges of running a nursery from an early years expert today.
Former college lecturer Sam Rushworth, who hopes to be Bishop Auckland’s next MP, visited BAC today to help us celebrate #collegesweek2024.
Twelve BAC students are on an Italian job for the next three weeks as they learn new skills in Salerno.
Green energy professional Adam Black took time out from managing a solar panel installation on the roof of the college’s main campus to talk to construction students for #collegesweek2024.
A male survivor of domestic abuse today told his personal story to criminology degree students in a special guest lecture.
Durham Police and Crime Commissioner Joy Allen signalled her support for #CollegesWeek2024 in a visit to the college today.
Young footballers thinking about kicking off a sports course at college after leaving school attended a training and sport course information day at Heritage Park today.
A poignant exhibition which draws on the theme of mental health and wellbeing opens with a VIP preview event this Thursday at Bishop Auckland Town Hall.
Former Big Brother winner Anthony Hutton visited Bishop Auckland College today as part of his mission to raise mental health awareness among young men.
Apprentices generally spend four days per week with their employer and one day here in college, where qualified professional teaching staff train and support them in our industry-standard workshops, salons, studios and classrooms.
After leaving Staindrop Academy, William Armiger enrolled at Bishop Auckland College to train to be a joiner.
When you think about apprenticeship training, you probably associate it with seasoned professionals passing on their industry experience to young people in the workplace.
After taking A Levels in History, Law and Politics, Emily Allanson decided against the university route and instead embarked on a career in Human Resources.
EVERY employer who returned a recent survey sent to all companies with apprentices at Bishop Auckland College said they would recommend us to other firms.
Bishop Auckland College has an extra reason for celebrating National Apprenticeship Week.