
We were delighted to welcome Tonya Toon, Senior Director at Microsoft EMEA, and Louis Brooks, Director at Microsoft/SoftServe, who delivered an inspiring presentation to more than 70 IT, Business and Digital Technology students at West Thames College.

Students packed the college theatre to hear Paul Muhammad, West Thames College Lecturer in Media, deliver a powerful and engaging Black History Month talk, exploring the rich history, innovation and achievements of Black people that are often overlooked in mainstream education. From the Nubian Empire and the Moors to Black British history, the session challenged stereotypes and encouraged students to think more deeply about the stories behind the history they learn.

The future of technical education is evolving, and T Levels are helping students prepare for the careers of tomorrow.
As T Levels Week comes to a close, West Thames College is looking ahead to the future of technical education and the opportunities it offers the next generation. Designed with employers, T Levels combine specialist classroom learning with a substantial industry placement, helping students gain the knowledge, practical experience and skills needed to progress into skilled employment or further study.

At West Thames College, strong employer partnerships are helping students turn classroom learning into real-world experience. This Workplace Wednesday, as part of T Levels Week, we are celebrating the employers who help prepare the next generation of skilled professionals through industry placements, workplace insights and opportunities to develop essential career skills.

Your T Level is more than a qualification – it’s a launchpad for your future.
Choosing what to do after your GCSEs is a big decision, but it doesn’t mean you have to choose between gaining practical experience and keeping your options open. At West Thames College, our five T Level pathways help you build specialist skills and explore exciting opportunities in employment, apprenticeships and higher education.
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