Our dedicated School Liaison Team works in partnership with local secondary schools to provide students, teachers, and careers advisors with the guidance and support they need to explore future education and career pathways.
We are committed to raising aspirations, supporting progression, and helping young people make informed choices about their next steps.
Our services for schools include:
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Bespoke presentations and Assemblies on post-16 options and college life |
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College taster days and subject-specific workshops |
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Careers fairs and school events support |
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Mock interviews and employability skills sessions |
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Information, advice, and guidance tailored to students’ needs |
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Campus tours and open event coordination |
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Regular updates on courses, entry requirements, and progression routes |
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Support for parents’ evenings and information sessions |
Meet the Team
Marcus Gregg
School Liaison Project Executive
I am a former teacher, now specialised in IAG and customer service and have joined the Luminate School Liaison Team based at Keighley College.
As the School Liaison Project Executive, I work closely with secondary school Careers Leads to build strong connections between schools and Keighley college. My role oversees the School Liaison provision. I collaborate with careers advisors, teachers, and school and college staff to deliver tailored activities, events, and resources that inspire students to achieve their aspirations.
Salsa Elmegri
School Liaison Officer
Salsabil Elmegri is passionate about supporting young people as they take their next steps after school. As part of the School Liaison Team at Keighley College, she works closely with students, teachers, and careers advisors to provide clear guidance on the many opportunities available in further education.
Salsabil enjoys meeting pupils in schools and welcoming them onto campus, helping them feel confident and excited about their future. With her friendly and approachable style, she is always on hand to answer questions, share advice, and inspire students to achieve their goals.