Students at Cheshire College – South & West’s motor vehicle department are in the driving seat after achieving a UK first.
They have teamed up with CES UK to open the country’s first college-based motor vehicle parts store at its Crewe campus.
Nantwich firm Car Transplants has helped motor vehicle students gear up for their course – by donating a fleet of new vehicles to them.
The company, on Chester Road, Hurleston, donated four cars which South Cheshire College students can now work on during practical sessions.
A Nantwich firm is helping out local motor vehicle students by donating a fleet of cars for them to work on.
Car Transplants, base din Hurleston, handed over four cars which can be used during practical sessions at South Cheshire College’s motor vehicle workshop.
The second fastest man on earth has urged Nantwich students to reach for the stars as professional engineers and scientists. Richard Noble, former world land speed record holder, visited Reaseheath College to launch its new £1 million motor vehicle technology department.
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