As it gets closer to exam season you can start to feel the pressure and stress building up and we thought to mark this year’s National Tea Day it would be beneficial to share some amazing herbal teas that have been said to soothe stress and keep anxiety levels down. Exams can be slightly overwhelming, so try one of these teas next time you revise or are feeling anxious…
Recently, a new arrival has joined our Hadlow College family at the Animal Management unit, a Freshwater Pearl Stingray called Solo! To welcome him, here’s a few facts about Solo’s species:
Are you considering a Horticulture course but not sure where it can take you? Read on to find out what Horticulture jobs could be out there for you.
Many people think that Agriculture qualifications can only allow you to work on a farm, however that is not the case! See below five jobs you could secure in your career after completing an Agriculture course at Hadlow College:
Our Animal Management unit has recently welcomed a new animal to the Hadlow College family, an Asian Short Clawed Otter called Borneo. To celebrate his arrival we’ve put together a fact file all about Borneo and his species…
As Women in Science Day is being celebrated on February 11th this year and we have aspiring female animal scientists on our courses at Hadlow College, we thought it would be fitting to recognize the work of 5 influential female animal scientists.
National Apprenticeships Week 2023 is taking place from 6th-12th February 2023 and is the 16th annual week-long celebration of apprenticeships. The week brings together businesses and apprentices across the country to shine a light on the positive impact that apprenticeships make to individuals, businesses, and the wider economy.
This Blue Monday we have decided to share our top tips for beating those Monday blues! We understand that as a student Mondays may not be your favourite day of the week, but we have some helpful tips to make the transition for weekend to weekday just a little easier…
The deadline for all UCAS undergraduate programmes is fast approaching, and applications must be completed by the 25th of January 2023. Universities and colleges do not  have to consider applications received after the deadline, although you may still be considered if there are spaces remaining on the course after the on-time applications have been considered. We would recommend applying as soon as possible to gain a space on your preferred course.