Ellie Glover, a student at Lowestoft College, was the Student Electrotherapy Beauty Therapist (SEBTA) award winner this year.
Glover received £500, while the winning lecturer, Kellie Bramwell from Lowestoft College, received £250, and the College received a £1,000 cheque.
“SEBTA 2015 was a wonderful experience and I am honoured to have been a part of it,” said Glover. “I would advise any student who wants to gain confidence and skills as an electrotherapist to enter as you learn so much over the process of the competition.”
Eve Taylor, of Eve Taylor Skin and Body said she was “proud and delighted” to again be associated with this year’s award winning college, which uses the entire range of Eve Taylor professional products to train its students.
“It’s great to learn that Lowestoft College has repeated its 2014 success with another 2015 SEBTA win as this is the first back-to-back win for a college for this competition, which is fiercely contested across the UK,” said Eve Taylor.
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