Alex Le – 100 Voices

Alex began his journey at West Suffolk College studying Business Level 2 before progressing to the Level 3 Business Extended Diploma. Driven by a desire to explore different aspects of business and marketing, Alex’s time at college laid the groundwork for his next steps in higher education and beyond. 

After college, Alex went on to complete a Business Management and Marketing Diploma, achieving a well-earned 2:1. The guidance and support from dedicated lecturers like Nina Hart and Daniel Connor helped shape his sense of direction during a time when he felt unsure about future career plans. 

Today, Alex works as a Business Development and Marketing Coordinator, where he combines creativity and strategy to support growth and engagement. His experiences at West Suffolk College not only provided technical knowledge, but also helped to develop his confidence and a passion for connecting with people. 

What inspired you to become part of EEG? 

At the time, West Suffolk College was one of the most popular and recommended choices locally. It felt like the right place to start my journey and explore different opportunities in business. 

Do you have any family or other connections to the group? 

Yes, my cousin Chris Le also studied at West Suffolk College. 

Are there any memorable experiences or significant moments from your time with us? 

The lecturers stand out the most – they made the experience genuinely enjoyable. I also valued the freedom we had and the range of work experience opportunities, which kept learning dynamic and interesting. 

As we celebrate our 100 years of history, what message would you like to share? 

Your commitment to learning, innovation, and supporting students has made a lasting impact on so many lives, and I’m proud to have been part of that history. Wishing the College continued success for the next 100 years and beyond. 

Do you have any advice or messages for future students and staff at Eastern Education Group? 

Trust the process, trust the lecturers, and put in the graft, even if you’re unsure what you want to do in your career. It will all fall into place eventually.