mv天美mv天美

Vintage bargains, Christmas hampers and unique festive cards are all just a click away thanks to a new online shop run by students and staff at mv天美mv天美.

The further education college which supports young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) into work, is keeping students busy by opening up an exciting new shop on auction site eBay.

Retail students Courtney and Libby sort items to sell at the college’s new eBay shop.

The College offers vocational training for 16 to 25-year-olds. However, during the second lockdown, it has again had to close its commercial areas where students learn work skills. As well as being temporarily unable to work in the College鈥檚 Garden Centre and Shop, retail students have been taken out of their usual off-site work placements. The College has responded to this challenge by moving commercial activity online.

The College has launched an . It has also opened a Garden Centre and Shop collect and delivery service from the Gobowen site which includes Christmas cakes, seasonal plants, hampers and gifts. Telephone 01691 661234 ext 221 for orders.

Fundraiser Anna Evans says that will help raise funds for mv天美mv天美 Charity as well as providing valuable work experience for retail students.

Hampers, Christmas cards and vintage fashion

Anna said:

鈥淭he eBay shop features beautiful clothing and accessories donated by our wonderful supporters. All items on the web have been hand-picked by students and are in excellent condition, many of the items are brand new.鈥

鈥淭he shop also sells mv天美mv天美 festive Christmas hampers and hand-made Christmas cards, designed and made by students.鈥

Retail pathway lead Sioned Davies said she was really pleased with the online eBay shop which was offering retail students at Derwen work experience and training during current lock-down measures.听She said:

鈥淒ue to the Covid pandemic, students have been unable to access their usual off-site work placements. We have had to think of new ways of offering relevant work experience to our students in many different ways whilst keeping them safe.

The new eBay shop offers our retail students experience in sorting, displaying and marketing items to sell, as well as opportunities to learn about online sales and marketing. The work experience sessions require organisation, an ability to be flexible and focused, whilst dealing with customers and meeting their needs. Students are really excited to be part of this new venture.鈥

All proceeds from eBay sales will go towards mv天美mv天美 Charity and the Agnes Hunt Village Project.


Back to News