Throughout our study programmes we look to embed a range of industry related activities to help our learners gain greater insight into industry opportunities as well as giving learners the opportunity to experience teaching from external sources.

All of our courses offer a range of trips, visits and guest speaker opportunities. Examples include Cabin Crew Level 2 learners visiting an aviation training centre, and Business & Enterprise Level 3 and Travel & Tourism Level 3 learners receiving a visit from Lewis Ellis, BBC One's The Apprentice contestant and travel company owner. 

As part of our commitment to working internationally, we send staff and students abroad for professional and personal development, increasing their cultural understanding and industry knowledge on an international scale.

Examples of recent international trips include:

• Sports & Public Services students preparing summer holiday activities in Bulgaria
• Animal Care students shadowing experts in Poland and Italy
• Business and Travel & Tourism students attending the Business Lab Expo in Disneyland Paris
• Sport, Public Services and Health & Social Care students visiting Poland to increase international understanding 

All Full Time learners at LMC undertake work experience as part of their study programmes. This allows learners to put theory learnt throughout their course into practice and gives them the practical experiences to help them explore potential career routes. Work experience ranges from two weeks in industry to a two day weekly block release depending on the learners’ course. 

We have links to over 700 employers through our Apprenticeship and Traineeship provision so there are a wide range of local employers happy to work with our learners. We encourage Level 3 learners to source their own work experience as this gives them job acquisition experience however, we have a dedicated team available to support learners in securing their placements.  

Learners on courses such as Sport, Public Services, Construction and Aspire, undergo the Autumn NCS programme as part of their course induction. This gives students a chance to bond with each other in an external environment, build key employability skills and increase their confidence through challenging themselves. 

LMC Student Voice provides learners with a student-focussed community of like-minded people from other subject areas and gives learners the opportunities to have their voice heard, support at College events and make a positive impact both on-campus and in the community.

Key roles available to learners include:

• Class Reps
• Student Ambassadors
• LMC Volunteers

Learn more about Student Voice.