We are sorry to be saying goodbye to Darcie, who has excelled in her graduate internship role over the last 7 months.
She leaves us having created a Corporate Social Responsibility programme, which has led to multiple charity fundraising events where she has teamed up with Tegen to devise a thoughtful, innovative marketing campaign. She has contributed to the implementation of the Foundation Course to facilitate inclusivity in education, and she has been pivotal in the Singing for Health Bursary Scheme.
Darcie will be going on to study her Masters in Global Thought at Columbia University and we wish her the best of luck with her studies!
Additionally, we are pleased to welcome onboard Tracy who will be heading up the admissions team. She will be responsible for processing applications and developing a pastoral role within the company. We are confident that this new role will further encourage a caring & empathetic educational experience for our students.
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Voice Study Centre
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Student Interviews
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After The Session
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