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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.

For many students, the journey through education can spark unexpected passions. For Leo, a recent Beauty Therapy student from Coleg Ceredigion, this was certainly the case. Reflecting on his journey, Leo shared how one unit in particular inspired him and his future career.

Coleg Sir Gâr A-level students, who are researching alternative progression routes other than university, have visited a company called Nexgen Careers in Barcelona to explore employability and global skills development.

Three female leaders at Coleg Sir Gâr are championing kindness as a core value in management, with the goal of fostering a more productive, engaged and innovative campus environment.

A new website is being unveiled at Coleg Sir Gâr and Coleg Ceredigion which features a newly designed, student-focussed platform with improved navigation and improved learner experience.

Media students at Coleg Ceredigion have taken part in workshops with film company Amdami as part of it’s Welsh New Wave short-film competition.

Owain Gravell, a A-Level student at Coleg Sir Gâr recently completed a half marathon in Munich, Germany. Owain has marked a milestone in his athletic career by completing his first official half marathon.

Catering and hospitality students at Coleg Ceredigion were invited to showcase their professional culinary skills at the Senedd in Cardiff, at an event with the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT).

Katalogen, a band formed in Coleg Sir Gâr released their debut EP, Clay Chums, over the summer and has their song, I don’t understand, featured on BBC Wales.

After missing two years of school due to mental health struggles, Angelina returned to education at Coleg Sir Gâr and successfully completed her Maths, Science, and English GCSEs, achieving A*, A*, and B grades.

Mechanical engineering students at Coleg Sir Gâr will continue to benefit from a recent renewal of a college accreditation from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE).

Students at Coleg Sir Gâr’s Gelli Aur agricultural campus are proudly sporting a brand-new rugby kit which has been funded by the college’s Student Union Participatory Budget and has been supported by three agriculturally-focussed mental health charities.

Coleg Sir Gâr and Coleg Ceredigion teaching staff took part in a two-day industry workshop at Wild Zoological Park where they were given some insight into the latest industry practices relating to animal welfare on a range of zoological animals including marmosets and lemurs.

Agricultural students at Coleg Sir Gâr’s Gelli Aur campus are learning about drone technology and how it can support farming practices.

Carmarthen School of Art is thrilled to announce Legacy, a special exhibition featured in this year’s Ffoto Cymru Festival.