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West College Scotland was the runaway winner in the all-Scotland CDN Marketing Awards last night (Thursday). In all, the College won five Gold Awards at a gala dinner hosted by BBC Scotland news reporter Lisa Summers at the new Urban Village Hotel in Glasgow.

Earlier this week, the Bloodhound Super Sonic Car (SSC) Challenge was launched in Scotland, with over 150 local school pupils taking part in this highly engaging engineering adventure at the Glasgow Science Centre.

15 HND Photography students from our Paisley Campus were offered the amazing opportunity to attend the London Fashion Week on the 25th of February 2016.

As the 12th Annual Glasgow Film Festival entertained cinema-goers across the city, West College Scotland students were doing their bit to make sure the event was a true red-carpet, 5-star affair.

Modern Apprenticeships are good for business, good for individuals and good for the economy.

At West College Scotland, we are committed to promoting equality and diversity. To address the under-representation of females in the tech industries, we're launching an introduction to Computer Science course dedicated to women.

As 70s superstars the Bay City Rollers reunited on stage the first of four sold-out nights at Glasgow’s Barrowlands, it was a fantastic Christmas present for the whole audience. However for West College Scotland students it was also a night to remember…

WEST College Scotland HND Graphic Design students have been impressing with their work for external live clients Cohesion Medical Ltd, applying the skills they’re learning in class to real-world business needs.

No less than twenty-five HNC Interior Architecture students from our Clydebank and Paisley Campuses took part and wowed a Judging panel with their creative designs to revamp the College’s Paisley Dining Room, which now thanks to the winning concepts will be refurbished in April. Laleh Eskandari, 25 and Gemma McNally, 25 were praised for their contemporary, on trend and inspiring interiors.

Mature student Derek Millar has proven that community learning was his ticket to success; allowing him to secure part time employment in less than 4 months from him starting his studies at West College Scotland’s Ferguslie Learning Centre.