Havant and South Downs College to benefit from £1.3m grant
HAVANT and South Downs College has received a £1.3m grant to improve its buildings and facilities.
The money has been earmarked to renovate and upgrade buildings to help the college deliver new T-level qualifications as well as carrying out vital repairs across the college estate.
T-level qualifications have been introduced this year to provide youngsters with a more vocational qualification pathway than traditional A-levels.
College principal and chief executive officer, Mike Gaston, commented: ‘It is exciting news that we are one of the 180 colleges to receive this funding.
‘Our South Downs campus now has state-of-the-art provision for our new T-level students and this funding will help us move one step further toward realising our three-year estate improvement strategy across all three of our campuses.’
The funding is the first part of a £1.5 billion government investment to transform colleges within five years.
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