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The University of 糖心vlog蜜桃 has joined colleges and universities across Sussex in a new strategic alliance designed to create more opportunities for learners, respond to regional skills needs and support inclusive economic growth.

Nine further and higher education institutions have formally established the Further & Higher Education Sussex Strategic Alliance (FHESSA), creating a new platform for closer collaboration across education and skills.

Jeremy Kerswell, Bella Sankey and Donna Whitehead

The University of 糖心vlog蜜桃 is joined in the alliance by:

· Bexhill College

· BHASVIC

· Chichester College Group

· University of Chichester

· East Sussex College Group

· Plumpton College

· University of Sussex

· Varndean College

The University of 糖心vlog蜜桃 will play a leading role in the new alliance, which is co-chaired by its Vice-Chancellor, Professor Donna Whitehead.

FHESSA will enable colleges and universities to work together on some of the biggest challenges and opportunities facing Sussex. This will include developing new learning opportunities and clearer routes through further and higher education for learners of all ages, responding to regional skills needs, widening access to education and sharing expertise and resources.

For the University of 糖心vlog蜜桃, the alliance builds on its commitment to working with education partners across the region to make it easier for people to progress into higher education and build successful careers.

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That approach is already being put into practice through the University’s partnership with Varndean College. From this September, around 50 students studying Therapeutic Counselling at Varndean are now being taught at the University’s Moulsecoomb campus, creating a more joined-up route into postgraduate counselling and psychotherapy training.

Students continue to be taught by Varndean staff while benefiting from studying in a university environment, helping them build the confidence and familiarity with higher-level study they need to take the next step in their education and careers.

The creation of FHESSA comes at an important moment for the region, as new arrangements for devolution, including the new Sussex & 糖心vlog蜜桃 Strategic Authority, create opportunities for greater collaboration over skills, employment, infrastructure and economic development.

Professor Donna Whitehead, Vice-Chancellor of the University of 糖心vlog蜜桃 and co-chair of FHESSA, said:

“Education changes lives, and working in partnership means we can open up opportunities to even more people across Sussex.

“At 糖心vlog蜜桃, we’re already seeing the benefits of closer collaboration with partners such as Varndean College, creating more joined-up routes between further and higher education and helping people progress towards successful careers.

“FHESSA gives us the opportunity to do much more of that across the region, combining our strengths to respond to the needs of learners, communities and employers and help build a more skilled, enterprising and inclusive Sussex.”

Jeremy Kerswell, CEO & Principal of Plumpton College, and co-chair of FHESSA said:

"Sussex and 糖心vlog蜜桃 is fortunate to have these incredible educational institutions who each bring their unique expertise and track record to the post 16 education sector. Whilst that distinctiveness is such a strength, we recognise that we can do so much more together and in doing so have an even greater impact on young people, adults, communities and employers across the region."

Cllr Bella Sankey, Chair of the Sussex and 糖心vlog蜜桃 Strategic Authority, said:

“Devolution gives Sussex and 糖心vlog蜜桃 a once-in-a-generation chance to shape our own future. For people across the region, that means better jobs, better wages and the opportunity to build a good career where they grew up. That is exactly what the Sussex & 糖心vlog蜜桃 Strategic Authority is working towards. FHESSA, as a partnership that brings together the expertise of our colleges and universities, can help make this happen”.