Welcome to our web site - (From the Chief Executive, Chris MacCormac, pictured above)
Morthyng Group Limited is a registered charity and voluntary sector training provider.
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Morthyng Group Ltd operates its youth training programmes as Morthyng Vocational College. Our adult programmes operate as Morthyng Ltd.
Morthyng Group offers training to young people and adults in two regions -
Yorkshire & the Humber
(throughout South Yorkshire, with centres in Rotherham and Doncaster)
North West
(with a centre in Birkenhead).
Morthyng is a 'not for profit' organisation that has supported the training of young people and adults for over 21 years.
Morthyng's learners are the everyday people of South Yorkshire and Merseyside who require help and support to gain that first job or return to employment after a period of unemployment, or to increase their existing skills to seek a fresh challenge.
We support people of all ages and abilities to gain additional skills and qualifications that will help them in their search for employment.
Our commitment is to you the individual: we promise to treat you with dignity, be supportive and above all else care about you and your future.
ROYAL OPENING OF NEW MORTHYNG CENTRE AT BIRKENHEAD
After lunching with The Queen on her recent visit to South Yorkshire, Morthyng's Chief Executive, Chris MacCormac, was honoured again in Birkenhead.
Despite the snow in South Yorkshire, Birkenhead was relatively clear and The Duchess of Gloucester arrived spot on time to officially open the Morthyng Vocational College building.
Chief Executive Chris MacCormac (pictured, showing Her Royal Highness Morthyng's training suite) said:-
"I was delighted to be invited to lunch with The Queen in my capacity as President of the Chamber of Commerce. To have the Duchess of Gloucester visit less than 2 weeks later was also an honour, not only for me but for the staff and trustees of a Rotherham based charity and for all the young people who were presented to Her Royal Highness on the day".
The Duchess spent over 40 minutes touring the premises, meeting staff and learners and seeing the work carried out at the College. At the end of the visit HRH unveiled a plaque (pictured) and signed Morthyng's visitors' book.