If you are interested in completing your initial teacher training, some financial support may be available in 2023/24 The government will be offering tax-free bursaries of up to £27,000 to those wishing to complete their training. Bursaries and

Introducing Lydia, our Applicant Support Coordinator ❤️ "I love being able to help people on their journey to university. "It's feels so special to be able to see people transition into a Marjon student. I am there as they go through the

We are so lucky to work and study here ☀️

#WeAreMarjon "I hope to bring a friendly face to the Student Union (SU). I want students to feel safe and welcome to come to me. I want to ensure that the SU is working for all groups of students, helping them take on any challenges that may come

Good luck to everyone taking part in the Plymouth Running Festival this Sunday. Whether you are running half a marathon, 10k or 5k, we hope you have a fantastic time ❤️ We will be offering sports massage on the day and also have a stand on the

"I'm just so excited to start teaching. I am looking forward to exploring forensic anthropology and disaster victim identification with the students.” Welcome to Marjon, Ryan Austin Ryan is a Forensic Anthropologist with experience in both

"The Going Places Bursary helped me fund a 12 week personal training course that granted me a Level 2 gym instructing and a Level 3 personal training qualification. "I would not have been able to afford these qualifications without the Going Places

We are so excited that Graduation 2022 will be taking place this Wednesday and Thursday We will share pictures, quotes and videos on our Facebook Stories and a round-up of the highlights at the end of the two days across our social media accounts.

“My A level results didn’t go to plan. "During my time in sixth form, I was forced to take leave of educational absence whilst undergoing medical procedures, and this reflected heavily in my results. "I was devastated, my heart had been set on

We are so excited to announce our Honorary Graduate for Wednesday morning: Fern Britton "It was 1975 and my Deputy Head Mistress, doubling up as Careers advisor, decided my working life. "She had ordered the entire Upper Sixth to stand outside her