LMC were pleased to welcome senior staff from the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (IfATE) onto campus earlier this month, for a day of informative meetings focusing on curriculum development, green skills and employer engagement. IfATE is the national body which oversees the development and quality of apprenticeship and technical qualifications, and they work collaboratively with employers from all sectors, to shape skills training for the future workforce across England.

Lancaster & Morecambe College are celebrating the news that they have been recognised as Careers Champions by the Careers and Enterprise Company (CEC).  The announcement was made at the ‘Careers Excellence 2024’ event at the House of Lords earlier this week, where the College was commended for its exceptional work in the Building Future Skills category, by embedding careers learning across its whole curriculum.

Two LMC Fabrication and Welding students help get local company's machinery back in good working order.

Last week, 36 of our Hospitality and Catering students went on a trip of a lifetime to Paris, France with their tutors.

As part of this year’s National Apprenticeship Week (NAW24) LMC welcomed around 30 local, regional and national employers and over 300 visitors onto campus last week for their annual Apprenticeship Open Evening.

The Bay Restaurant at LMC (previously known as Coulson's) has been rebranded and refreshed in-line with the College's prestigious new partnership with Gilpin Hotel & Lake House and the launch of The Bay School of Hospitality.

Last month, Lancaster & Morecambe College’s Head of Engagement, Victoria Carter, was invited to join a panel of education experts at the Careers & Enterprise Company's (CEC) “Leading for Impact” Excellence Seminar in London. The focus of the seminar was embedding careers into the curriculum and teacher development.

Level 3 Year 1 Technical Animal Management group taking part in a rabbit or a rat dissection as part of their biology unit.

The news that The Lancashire Colleges (TLC) have been awarded £4.5m Local Skills Improvement Funding (LSIF) by the Department of Education is being celebrated by senior leaders at Lancaster & Morecambe College (LMC) this week.

James Huntington, LMC student, was chosen for the England Cycling Squad in 2022 and represented Great Britain in the Special Olympics, held in Berlin earlier this year.