We’re still riding the high of the Freedom Festival that recently took place in Hull. Did you have the chance to experience Justice in Motion’s CODE? Their urban odyssey tackles important issues like County Lines and Knife Crime, blending elements of physical theatre, parkour, trials bike stunts, live rap, and music into a captivating performance.
Connor’s time as an apprentice at MKM so far has been a game-changer as he sharpened his web development skills and is growing more confident. His dedication led to him winning HBTC’s Apprentice of the Year Award, recognising his valuable impact on the team.
Welcome to another edition of our “Meet the Staff” series! Today, we’re excited to introduce you to one of our dedicated tutors, Steve Rackley.
In today’s hyper-connected world, social media has become an integral part of our lives. Understanding how to spot radicalisation on social media and knowing what to do if you encounter it is crucial for maintaining a safe online environment.
2024 marks an exciting milestone for us at HBTC as we celebrate our 30th anniversary. To commemorate this, we introduced our first-ever Apprentice of the Year Awards, a platform to recognise and honour the dedication, hard work, and impact our apprentices are having on their workplaces.
Join me, Will, as I share my own personal journey from being an apprentice to building a long-term career at Tevalis. Learn how my apprenticeship played a crucial role in my professional development and paved the way for exciting opportunities in IT and the hospitality sector.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Paris are well under way, and while the world watches its favourite athletes compete for gold, it’s important to recognise the broader impact of sports on mental well-being. Here’s 5 mental health benefits of sports
In today’s digital age, computer accessibility is more important than ever. Ensuring that computers are usable for everyone is a critical step toward inclusivity.
Mental health is an essential aspect of our overall well-being, affecting how we think, feel, and act. Yet, despite its significance, mental health often remains a stigmatised and overlooked topic. That’s why initiatives like Mental Health Awareness Week play a crucial role in bringing this issue to the forefront.
March saw us celebrate Red Nose Day. By fundraising for Red Nose Day, we are able to help Comic Relief fund life-changing projects in the UK and around the world.