Welcome to your November edition of the BTEC International newsletter.
The BTEC Awards recognise the hard work and dedication of BTEC learners, educators and providers from across the globe. Every year, we receive nominations containing truly inspiring stories.
For our judges, 2022 was no exception.
BTEC Performing Arts Learner of the Year
Lise-Mari is our Gold Nominated Performing Arts Learning of the Year and the BTEC Adult Learner of the Year. She attended Northlink College (South Africa) and studied BTEC Higher National Diploma in Performing Arts.
BTEC Teacher of the Year
Caroline Noela Gichuru from Braeburn International School is this year's gold winner. Her dedication to music and the performing arts has influenced every level of the school curriculum and driven an incredible series of positive changes.
BTEC Institution of the Year
Beaconhouse International College is our winning centre. They believe passionately in developing students, nurturing them to become global citizens and leaders. They aim to bridge the gap between the industry and academia - imparting entrepreneurial skills to the students and providing them with a platform to hone their business management, communication and leadership skills.
We are always looking to share feel-good news stories and success to our key stakeholders.
We know that our centres do amazing work to deliver BTEC International and Higher Nationals which help people progress in their lives through learning, and we want to spread this positive news amongst our community.
