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
Ben has been a dedicated and hardworking learner throughout his carpentry education. Home schooling provided him with a unique and hands-on learning experience, where woodworking with his father nurtured his love for craftsmanship.
A Coleg Sir Gâr lecturer has had a second article published in a magazine by Children in Wales.
The magazine has featured lecturer Nicky Abraham’s article in the winter edition of Children in Wales in an edition that focuses on mental health.
Gallery Gwyn in Aberaeron is hosting an exhibition of artworks by a group of Coleg Ceredigion students who recently graduated from a foundation art and design course.
Catering and hospitality students have been taking part in a range of competitions where they’ve demonstrated exceptional skills and diligence, proven by the medals they’ve earned.
All of the students taking part said they would enter more competitions to try and improve their own skills and gain more experience for their CVs and that they now have so much more confidence.
The work of the teaching and learning team at Coleg Sir Gâr and Coleg Ceredigion has been recognised in a Routledge publication entitled Exploring Practitioner Research in Further Education Sharing Good Practice.
A whole chapter has been included in a section called ‘Models for Practitioner Research in FE’ that join other individual chapters from those involved with action research within further education.
Harry couldn’t believe he’d won gold at the Riso Gallo Risotto Chef Challenge, so when he heard he’d won the Welsh championship, to compete at the UK final, he was shocked but excited to go to London for the next stage.
Being selected for a UK final during his first year and at level one is an absolute phenomenal achievement.
At Coleg Ceredigion, a new kind of competition is bringing students together in a growing industry with opportunities for careers in game development and streaming and event management.
Esports, or gaming, is a very popular extra-curricular activity for students, who have their own college team and regularly compete and enjoy getting together, competing in a number of different leagues.
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.
