Students at Hopwood Hall College have received their results, with learners progressing to university courses and apprenticeships.
Students at Hopwood Hall College have received their results, with learners progressing to university courses and apprenticeships.
The Class of 2026 opened their grades today.
Holly Melia, 19, from Bury, achieved two Distinction* grades and a Distinction after studying Level 3 Biomedical Science for two years.
She has accepted an offer to study Biochemistry at the University of Salford and hopes to complete a PhD in the future.
William Woodworth achieved a Distinction in the T Level in Building Services Electrical Engineering.
The former Beech House School pupil has secured a Substation Fitter Apprenticeship with Electricity North West.
During his course, William completed a 45-day industry placement with Network Plus, which he said gave him skills, knowledge and confidence that helped him secure the apprenticeship.
James Walker also achieved a Distinction in the T Level in Building Services Electrical Engineering.
The former Crompton House pupil is due to study Quantity Surveying at the University of Salford.
Madison Schofield, from Oldham, achieved a result in Animal Management and has accepted a place on the BSc in Zoo Science and Wildlife Conservation at Hopwood Hall College's University Centre.
Julia Heap OBE, principal and CEO of Hopwood Hall College, said: “I want to send a huge congratulations to our amazing Class of 2026 for everything they’ve achieved.
“Our students are great examples of how learning the right skills in the right place will quickly lead to brilliant opportunities in both employment and Higher Education.
“I know the future is very bright for them and I wish them all the success in the world as they embark on the next stage of their lives.”
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