"It's a cliché to say 'teaching changes lives', but the truth is, it really does. I've been teaching for five and a half years now and Marjon, undoubtedly, has a big part to play in where I am. I am currently the Head of PE at a school in East

Health and Wellbeing Practitioners change lives by supporting patients with mental health, nutrition, physical health and social health needs. Find out about this emerging career at our Taster Day from 9.30am to 2.30pm on Tuesday 21 January. Have a

We love the new art work in The View just as much as we love being here in Plymouth. Have a scroll around this 360 photo and check out all the different scenes from around the city Art by Sarah Smalldon Artist

"I always wanted to take part in Camp America because this was something I was considering as a career. I wanted to see whether I would enjoy working in the camp environment, and my expectations were exceeded. I loved every moment of it. I worked at

“To be able to leave my job at the end of a working day knowing that I have positively impacted the life of a child, let alone 30 children, is the main reason why I love being a teacher. Teaching is undoubtedly a challenge but a thoroughly

We achieve more together. We invite Devon and/or Cornwall based charities to register interest to become a Marjon Partner Charity. Find out more https://www.marjon.ac.uk/partner-charities/

This morning, our third year Acting students worked with local playwright, prominent YouTuber, theatre-maker and academic, Tom Nicholas, to develop their professional skills. Tom worked with them to understand how they can get their own work funded,

Our amazing teaching students are running a 12-hour yoga marathon to raise money for BookTrust, who reach 3.9 million children each year with books, resources and support to help develop a love of reading. Anyone is welcome to join, or just come

It’s been a great season so far for sport at Marjon! Here are the current BUCS positions: Men’s Basketball 1st team are 1st in Western 1A, unbeaten after promotion last year and in the 2nd round of the Trophy. Men’s Basketball 2nd team are new

Students Ben, Chloe, Josh, Regan and Ryan supported Plymouth Argyle Football Club first team players over the busy festive fixture period by providing recovery treatments such as massage and stretching. They worked under the supervision of John Lucas