We operate in Colleges and Institutes of Technology (IoTs). Each has specific specialisms and the CyberHubs are located in those with a focus on DigiTech & Cyber.
The first CyberHub opened in Barking & Dagenham, London, in 2020, followed by Hugh Baird College in Liverpool, and the Birmingham Metropolitan College.
These were followed by Coleg Gwent in Cross Keys, Wales and City College Plymouth.
In addition, we have a relationship with the Activate Learning Group, with facilities in Oxford, Reading, Guildford, Banbury and others.
Several new CyberHubs are in discussion with colleges in Edinburgh, Manchester, and Teeside, among others.
If your college is interested in developing a CyberHub, please contact Julia von Klonowski
Operational
City College Plymouth
As the city's anchor organisation for skills, the college strives to improve the lives of people and businesses within its community; whether preparing students for the world of work, equipping them for successful, long-lasting careers, or driving skills development to power business growth.
The college is the most recent institution to welcome The CyberHub Trust and has already hosted a very successful Film & Gaming event, as well as signing-up to the 2023/24 Creative Challenge.
They plan to host regular CyberHub Experience Events, training programmes and Challenges/Projects, and have an existing relationship with the BIT Group, whose Security Operations Centre (SOC HQ) is located nearby, and the BIT team will be working closely with the DigiTech & Cyber teams & students.
Watch a video about the college here.
Coleg Gwent, Cross Keys Campus, Wales
Coleg Gwent is Wales' largest Further Education college, based at several locations in the former county of Gwent, South Wales. It has 24,000 students ranging from secondary school leavers to mature students and offers a wide range of part-time & full-time academic, as well as vocational courses.
The college operates from five campuses: City of Newport, Cross Keys, Pontypool, Usk and Blaenau Gwent. Our CyberHub is located at the Cross Keys campus and is developing a DigiTech/Cyber specialism.
We recently assisted the college with the design and installation of a range of amazing new signs throughout the Digital Suite/CyberHub Suite, which is proving to be very well received by students and staff alike.
Hugh Baird College, Liverpool
With more than 5,000 students, over 300 courses and an extensive range of subject areas & qualifications, HBC is one of the largest and leading providers of education and training in Liverpool & Merseyside. It delivers courses across an extensive range of provisions, from apprenticeships, to T-levels, A-levels, university level courses and adult learning, with dedicated campuses and employment-focused results.
The Hugh Baird CyberHub opened at the Port Academy Building in February 2022, and is operated by The BIT Group.
We regularly host Experience Events, training programmes and Challenges/Projects at the college CyberHub, which is operated by the BIT Group. The Trust is also in discussion with the College about some exciting new developments in the area, in which we hope to provide the college with DigiTech & Cyber advice and support.
Birmingham Metropolitan College
BMET has over 20,000 students per year across all campuses. BMET's Matthew Boulton Campus is an impressive eight-floor building in the heart of Birmingham's Learning Quarter in the city centre.
It offers vocational courses (BTECs) for 16-19s, full & part-time courses for adults (including access to Higher Education and University level study), apprenticeships, and a broad range of courses.
BMET also offers courses designed by employers, for employment, and is home to the Professional Services and Creative & Digital Academies with their unique links to the business and creative industries, as well as the CyberHub facility, a key element of the college's new Digital Suite.
We assisted BMET with the design and installation of a range of amazing new signs throughout the Digital Suite/CyberHub Suite, which was sponsored by AWS, which has proven to be very successful in channeling students into further education and careers in DigiTech & Cyber.
Barking & Dagenham College / IoT
BDC offers an innovative place to learn for students of all ages, with more than 12,500 students attending per year. It works closely with employers to give students all the skills they need to succeed and to develop a career.
They do this through study Programmes, work opportunities, masterclasses, competitions, interaction with companies, opportunities for trips & travel, and more.
Our CyberHub is located inside the East London 'Institute of Technology', a building designed to deliver advanced, specialist training in emerging occupations, including DigiTech & Cyber. It is operated by The BIT Group. and has hosted several Experience Events and, training courses, Challenges and visits by local schoolchildren and VIPs.
Watch this video of our In-Work Training Programme.
Blackbird Leys Technology Campus, City of Oxford College / IoT
Activate Learning is an education group that aims for far-reaching, progressive change and impact through learning. It combines its expertise in delivering technical, vocational and academic education, with a high level of industry engagement and connections to some of the best-known companies — to provide a complete educational experience. Activate operates across ten campuses, over three counties.
A new CyberHub has been launched at the new 'Blackbird Leys Campus', of the City of Oxford College, part of the new South Central 'Institute of Technology' (SCIoT), with assistance in providing cyber & cloud training and delivering Cyber Apprenticeships.
Watch a video of the SCIoT here.