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Dainton Harris, a 16-year-old student at Coleg Sir Gâr’s Ammanford campus, is excelling in the world of mixed martial arts (MMA) while studying plumbing.

Our Esports staff and Academy students recently attended BETT 2025, where our CSG Rocket League Team competed in this year’s British Esports Student Champs Rocket League Tournament.

Cerith Evans is a Coleg Ceredigion public services student who has aspirations of becoming a PCSO in his hometown of Tregaron.

The 18-year-old has recently been selected as a student ambassador which involves representing Coleg Ceredigion and the college's public services course at events.

Trudy Morris is a HGV-qualified driver and a motor vehicle mechanic working as a technician at Coleg Sir Gâr’s motor vehicle centre at Pibwrlwyd campus in Carmarthen.

Sam Everton, a lecturer at Coleg Ceredigion, has been named the 2025 National Chef of Wales, marking an extraordinary achievement in the culinary world.

A second-year Coleg Ceredigion catering student in Cardigan has won a Travel Scholarship from The Worshipful Livery Company of Wales.

Catering and hospitality students at Coleg Ceredigion’s Cardigan campus have been showcasing their skills in a range of competitions which tested their culinary expertise.

The National Saturday Club is an initiative involving thousands of young people taking part in various clubs across the UK.

A Coleg Sir Gâr director who leads technology development within teaching and learning at Coleg Sir Gâr and Coleg Ceredigion, has been quoted in a book written by one of the world’s foremost voices on AI in education.

Coleg Ceredigion is thrilled to announce that three of our catering students have secured places in the WSUK British Long Squad – an incredible achievement highlighting their dedication and talent.

Laura Tucker started to explore her interest in working with animals by studying a higher education online certificate at Coleg Sir Gâr.

An awards event has been held at Coleg Sir Gâr to recognise the academic and personal achievement of students who followed A-level and access programmes to accomplish their future career goals of studying at university, gaining a higher apprenticeship or going into employment.

Taking inspiration from local geology, land and sea, furniture making students at Coleg Ceredigion were tasked with the prestigious role of creating hand-made awards for the Caru Ceredigion Awards.

Students on A-level science programmes took part in a hands-on immunology taster session at Swansea
University as part of the organisations’ collaborative Medical Field Programme.

Students at Coleg Sir Gâr had the opportunity of meeting Paul Pugh during his visits to three college campuses to deliver an important message.