Welcome to Coleg Sir Gâr and Coleg Ceredigion
Inspiring Learners
Fulfilling Potential
Achieving Excellence
Inspiring Learners.
At Coleg Sir Gâr and Coleg Ceredigion, we work hard to ensure that your time spent with us is exciting, fun and most importantly, provides you with the knowledge, opportunities and transferrable life skills that enable you to progress to higher levels of learning or employment.
With over 30 subjects on offer, studying A-Levels at Coleg Sir Gâr is a fantastically flexible way to further your education.
If you prefer practical learning and have a clear career path in mind, vocational courses can be an excellent choice.
Apprenticeships are a way to earn while you learn. You can gain experience and qualifications whilst you work.
We offer a wide range of university accredited courses for part-time and full-time students.
Our huge variety of short courses, evening classes and professional qualifications allow you to upskill yourself in a flexible manner.
Browse our courses by subject area
About Coleg Sir Gâr and Coleg Ceredigion
Find out about our seven campuses across Carmarthen and Ceredigion.
Open evenings are your opportunity to come to the college and discover what it’s like to study with us. Find out what to expect and register for reminders.
Coleg Sir Gâr and Coleg Ceredigion have a dedicated support team to support learners with additional learning needs, disabilities and medical needs.
How to choose a course
Making decisions about your subjects or type of qualifications can feel overwhelming but this page is designed to help you break down the process and make it as stress free as possible.
Latest news
A group of ILS (Independent living skills) learners recently participated in a football tournament organised by Colegau Cymru. The event, which supported the ‘Show Racism the Red Card’ campaign, was aimed at encouraging teamwork, confidence and personal growth.
Coleg Sir Gâr recently welcomed the British Army’s Medical, Logistics and Adjutant General Corps (AGC) teams for an exciting day of activities focused on teamwork, resilience and career insights.
In 2016, Chloe James, an A-Level student, began a judo journey that would evolve from a hobby to a central part of her life. Starting judo for fun and self-defence, Chloe now competes in numerous national events and is working to reach the highest level in the sport.
A-Level students with an interest in the healthcare sector, started their first year of college with a visit to Swansea University, as part of the college’s Medical Field Programme partnership.
Georgia Theodoulou, the founder and lead for sports at Our Streets Now and an English lecturer at Coleg Sir Gâr, was invited to host a workshop and speak on a panel at this year's Include Summit in London.
Sumatran tigers and howler monkeys are just some of the animals involved in student research projects being carried out at Coleg Sir Gâr with Manor Wildlife Park in Pembrokeshire.
The Basis Foundation in Agronomy at Coleg Sir Gâr has proven to be an invaluable resource for those serious about advancing their careers in agriculture. One recent student, Hayley Lewis, shared how the course provided her with an exceptional foundation in the theory of agronomy, equipping her with essential knowledge that she now uses every day when working with farmers.
Earlier this term, UAL and Foundation Art and Design students at Coleg Ceredigion had the unique opportunity to take part in a hands-on masterclass with artist Zoe Quick. Known for her work in natural fabric dyeing, Zoe shared her expertise in sustainable textile practices, giving students a first hand experience of working with eco-friendly materials.
Coleg Sir Gâr wants to extend its thanks to Vaughan Construction for its sponsorship across all its sports academies as the college’s principal academy sponsor.
Olga Andersohn-Muszynska decided to sign up for a part-time maths GCSE course at Coleg Sir Gâr where she surpassed her expectations and gained an A* grade.
