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How college trained stylist gave X Factor’s Louisa Johnson the winning look
Wednesday, 23 December 2015

Hair and Beauty students at The Bournemouth & Poole College had more reasons than most to focus on the X Factor contestants this year.

One of the former students at the college, Christchurch-born Aaron Carlo was the man putting all the glamour and style into their looks.

It's been a few years since Aaron, 30, finished his training at the college and the salon where he first learned his skills, Tony Hair in Christchurch. He has built a brilliant reputation as a session stylist for glossy magazine models, fashions houses and celebrities.

Former Marketing student wins award for achievement at Bournemouth University
Tuesday, 15 December 2015

Congratulations to Armine Alavadjama, 29, a former Marketing student at The Bournemouth & Poole College, who has been awarded the annual Bournemouth University Rosemary Pope Award for most outstanding student from a BU partner organisation.

Armine, who is originally from Latvia, received her BA Honours Degree in Marketing Communications from the University Vice Chancellor John Vinney at a ceremony last month. She was in good company as journalist and broadcaster Kate Adie and Dame Annette Brooke both received Honorary Degrees at the same time.

College apprentices look forward to an exciting career with award winning digital agency Redweb
Tuesday, 01 December 2015
Six of the first crop of students in Digital Marketing from The Bournemouth and Poole College have found full-time careers with Bournemouth-based Redweb. The award-winning web design and digital media company is helping to build the town’s reputation as the fastest-growing contributor to the UK digital economy.
Talented Ben applies gloss finish in national painting and decorating contest
Tuesday, 01 December 2015

A talented apprentice from Dorset has clinched a prestigious national title for young painters and decorators.

Ben Deer was named Crown Trade Apprentice Decorator of the Year at a major industry event last week. The 22-year-old, from Bridport, beat off stiff competition from some of the best young talent in the country to land the £1,000 first prize. And the Bournemouth and Poole College student, who works in the family business JW Deer, run by dad James, says winning the contest is the perfect start to his career.

Bournemouth & Poole College students praised by Royal Society of Chemistry
Friday, 06 November 2015

Three Bournemouth & Poole College mature students have been recognised for their outstanding research ability in sciences by the Royal Society of Chemistry.

All three, James Dakers, Pete Jackson and Harriet Rodger have recently gone on to study in their chosen fields at different universities.

For James Dakers it means a long trip north to Glasgow University to study for a Degree in Aeronautical Engineering. James is already employed by Superior Seals at Ferndown.

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