As International Women’s Day is celebrated across the world, Stockport College’s inspirational women are embracing equity, providing opportunities and championing success.
In a specially produced video, six female leaders at the college explain what equity means to the college:
Deputy Principal Carmen Gonzalez-Eslava explains how the college is creating a working and learning culture to champion female success, empower women to thrive and is developing students and staff to achieve their whole potential.
Student Experience Manager, Michelle McLaughlin MBE, believes that equity starts with collaboration; by working in partnerships, they are able to energise and enhance the aspirations of their women and girls.
To Tracey Wood, Assistant Principal, Adult & Employer Engagement, equity means empowering people through learning by providing inclusive, life-long learning opportunities that meets the needs of the individual.
Jane Nickisson, Assistant Principal for Higher Education & Skills, explains how by removing barriers, building self-belief and enriching life experiences, students can find their own pathway to a rewarding and fulfilling career.
Kal Kay, Chief Financial Officer is proud to work in a place that provides equal opportunity for career advancement and a culture of inclusion and diversity.
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