Three students from the Wyre Forest celebrated graduating from the 国产视频 with First Class Honours.
Sean Clarke, Sophie Hemmings and Jordan Ingamells were among those who graduated in the historic Worcester Cathedral last week.
Sean, from Stourport-on-Severn, earned his First Class Honours in Physical Education and Sports Coaching Science.
“Words cannot describe how proud I am to have achieved a First Class Honours,” said the 21-year-old former Stourport High School and Sixth Form Centre pupil. “It is something I never thought I would be able to achieve. The experiences and memories I had already made at university made it the best time of my life so far, and for it to finish with a First Class degree is the perfect ending to my undergraduate time.”
Sean is now studying for a Masters degree in Sports Coaching and hopes one day to work within a professional football academy helping to develop the nation’s next generation of players.
Sophie graduated with a degree in Adult Nursing.
“Achieving a First Class Honours in my degree gave me an immense sense of achievement and self-pride as this was a reflection of the hard work and determination that I carried throughout my studies and clinical practice,” said the 21-year-old from Kidderminster. “I have now pursued my passion for oncology and haematology, having started my registered nurse role within this field of nursing. This is a speciality that I aspire to professionally develop within to continuously deliver the best evidence-based practice and quality care to support individuals through a challenging and sensitive journey.”
Jordan graduated with a First in Business Psychology.
“I put many, many hours into my assignments, alongside a part-time job, to gain my First Class degree. It is an achievement that will stay with me for life and I am very proud that I achieved this classification; I had always hoped that I would gain a First Class degree and it is an incredible feeling to know that my hard worked paid off,” said the 23-year-old, from Bewdley.
Jordan is now working as an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Support Officer for Dudley Council.
Students from Wyre Forest Celebrate Achievements at Graduation