Croydon College’s future entrepreneurs took centre stage at the Young Enterprise Event in Centrale shopping centre, Croydon on Saturday 14 December 2019.

The students sold lots of festive gifts to the Christmas shoppers, alongside their own original product of coloured cable chargers. The event was very successful whereby students made over £100 in sales!

With orders still coming in for their coloured cable chargers, Further Education Business and IT Academic Leader, Sue McKeone said ‘I am very proud of all students involved and it’s great to see how successful their original product is’.

Well done to everyone involved!

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