100% Pass for UCM’s Annie Gill Students

Monday, 17 July 2023 08:56

The Island's College has seen a 100% pass rate for its students studying in the Annie Gill 'Real Working Environment.'

All of this year's students have passed their Food Safety for Catering Award, which involves running a public café on campus.

The Annie Gill Coffee Bar is a training environment for students with additional needs, where they learn hospitality and catering skills.

Alison Higson, Progamme Manager for Foundation Learning, says they work with students to build confidence and resilience, which are important for their development and future success.

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