Wigan

Zoe Hughes joined Progress Schools The Hive in 2016 as a Teaching Assistant and has since worked her way up to Head of School.

Volunteering is more than just a box-ticking exercise, it’s an opportunity to help those most in need, particularly through winter when temperatures drop drastically and charities become more dependant on your help and donations.

Work experience is a great opportunity for students to learn about their desired career path and discover what it is like in a professional working environment.

The Christmas period is the ultimate time to find temporary work due to the increased demand that most businesses face during this time.

If you have ever found yourself wondering what other career options are out there, outside of the regular jobs and 9-5s, you certainly won’t be alone.

Choosing the right university for you can be a difficult decision, especially when you’re only 17-18 years old. Not many people know what they want to do with their life at that age so it’s important not to stress!

Progress Schools Gorton has been nominated for an Educate Award! They have been shortlisted as a contender to win ‘Most Inspirational Alternative Provision’ by a school.

Progress Education is launching a new campaign calling on Government to better regulate alternative provision secondary schools.

Sean’s story of progression and development dovetails with the growth of Progress Schools. His journey is one of discovery.

After struggling to remain in mainstream education due to difficult circumstances, Joe found himself requiring the support of an alternative education provider.