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Coleg Sir Gâr’s A-level Sir Gâr 6 team has been awarded the Alps Gold Award which puts the college in the top 25% performing schools and colleges for A-levels in England and Wales.

All the A-level tutors lined up on the stairs and balcony with the lighted up words Da Iawn at the bottom

Four female aspiring motor mechanics are training at Coleg Ceredigion’s Cardigan campus. We spoke to Lily and Sophie about their journey so far and what inspired their career choice.

Lily and Sophie standing next to each other in the motor vehicle workshop

Students ‘scrub up’ in a visit to university’s operating department practice suite

Students at Coleg Sir Gâr visited Swansea University as part of the college’s Medical Field Programme to visit the operating department practice and midwifery SUSIM suite. 

Those studying chemistry, science and health and social care A-levels took one of many trips as part of the partnership between the college and university to deliver the Medical Field Programme. 

It’s not just about becoming a doctor; the programme aims at widening awareness of the vastly available careers available in the sector, such as audiology, biochemistry, operating department practice (ODP) and genetics. 

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The back of the trainer helping students to scrub up

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Students and staff at Carmarthen School of Art are bringing the world of art and design to Llanelli carnival this year with their Bauhaus inspired ‘metal party’ float.

Tutor Katie standing behind a mannequin displaying a foiled-decorated costume

In a festive celebration of community and service, professional cookery and hospitality students from Coleg Ceredigion’s Cardigan campus were honoured with a special invitation to The Royal Foundation of the Prince and Princess of Wales community carol service at St David’s Cathedral.

Inside St David's a line of church dignitaries with Sarah Edwards and college students

Thinking about an apprenticeship?

Apprenticeships offer a dynamic way to gain an accredited qualification while developing hands-on skills directly in the workplace. 

Typically, apprentices spend one day a week at college and the remainder of their time in a professional role. 

To ensure success, every apprentice is supported by a dedicated Training Advisor- a college mentor who monitors both academic progress and overall wellbeing.

With National Apprenticeship Week approaching in February, we are looking forward to celebrating the incredible achievements of our students and the vital role played by our employer partners.

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