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Coleg Sir Gâr and Coleg Ceredigion have been recognised with an award for their continuous improvement in learning for careers and the world of work.
Coleg Ceredigion’s catering and hospitality lecturer, Huw Morgan, has once again been invited to judge at the prestigious Young Chef Young Waiter Wales event. This will be Huw's third year serving as a judge at this globally renowned competition.
Coleg Sir Gâr’s agricultural team welcomed Deputy First Minister Huw Irranca-Davies, Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs in Wales, to their Gelli Aur campus.
Coleg Ceredigion student Joshua Taylorson decided to resit his GCSEs in maths and English to help develop his career opportunities within the Welsh Ambulance Service.
Coleg Ceredigion’s vocational access students recently completed their Duke of Edinburgh awards, with seven students receiving the silver award and six the bronze award.
Students on animal care programmes at Coleg Ceredigion’s Aberystwyth campus are benefitting from weekly practical sessions at Borth Animalarium where they study a wide range of animals from rabbits to goats to bearded dragons and stick insects.
David Sayers has always had a keen interest in animation and chose to study an IT level three course at Coleg Ceredigion’s Cardigan campus as the qualification contained animation modules.
Coleg Ceredigion creative media students have taken part in an exclusive three-day audio workshop by a dubbing mixer who has worked on the likes of Gavin and Stacey, Bloodlands and Netflix’s The Diplomat.
Oliver Lacey, a Coleg Ceredigion student has been named second in the UK for his culinary skills at The Riso Gallo’s UK & Ireland Young Risotto Chef of the Year competition, held in London.
A Coleg Ceredigion lecturer has been selected to compete at the Craft Guild of Chef’s prestigious UK-wide Young National Chef competition, 2024.
Maths resit and access course helped Nicola gain a university place to study dental therapy and hygiene despite going through a major operation.
A visit to Alberta in Canada to explore health care services and education has been highly beneficial for Coleg Ceredigion students and staff.
Zoe Garbett is the founder and owner of Cardigan based beauty salon, The Retreat. Her salon is a sanctuary for beauty and relaxation with Zoe and her team specialising in treatments such as massage, manicure, pedicure, laser hair removal and much more.
Coleg Ceredigion students have been creating protest art posters in a project which has helped them explore much more than art.
Coleg Ceredigion students have been exploring furniture design in the Netherlands experiencing how different materials and making techniques differ to their own studies in the craft.
