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College Development Network Awards 2021 -We made the shortlist!
We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for a fantastic 5 categories in this year’s CDN Awards!
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The Future looks bright for James Frew Academy
It’s the start of a bright new future for our James Frew Academy recruits as they complete their apprenticeships at West College Scotland to enter fully into the world of work.
New research says 12% of school pupils will learn with a college
College Development Network (CDN) published a new research report, ‘Co-Creating the Learner Journey: School-College Partnerships and Effective Skills Pathways’.
Shortlist success for WCS
West College Scotland are delighted to be shortlisted in two categories at the upcoming The Herald Scotland & GenAnalytics Diversity Awards 2021.
West College Scotland leads 'Bricks of Skills' Erasmus + Strategic Partnership project
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30 August 2021
From Foundation to Modern Apprentice: Sophie shows us how it’s done!
Read moreModern Apprentice Sophie McGoldrick is paving the way for her peers by taking the first steps towards a successful career in Engineering.
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26 August 2021
Mini Game Jam - New Dates Announced!
Read moreWe're pleased to announce that the Mini Game Jam events led by award winning lecturer Dr Amanda Ford will be commencing in September.
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22 July 2021
West College Scotland receives Carers Federation Quality Standard Accreditation
Read moreWest College Scotland is delighted to have become one of the first Scottish colleges to achieve the Carers Federation Quality Standard in Carer Support (QSCS) accreditation.
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21 July 2021
Competition success for Hairdressing, Beauty & Makeup Artistry students!
Read moreWe are celebrating success this summer after being placed in an outstanding 10 categories at the Association of Hairdressers & Therapists National Photographic Competition 2021.
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6 July 2021
Students receive 'Tools of the Trade' Thanks to the John Mather Trust
Read moreWest College Scotland is delighted to have received £10,000 funding from the John Mather Trust.
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