Education News
Two members of staff at schools in Merthyr Tydfil are among nine education providers across Wales to pick up awards for the ‘outstanding and exceptional’ quality of their work.
Aberystwyth University will once again show its support for Wales’ biggest youth festival this week as thousands of young people compete at theBrecon and Radnorshire Urdd National Eisteddfod.
A PARTNERSHIP that will help to build on the success of Hockey Wales has been agreed with the University of South Wales (USW).
Cardiff Met’s Summer Show returns this year to showcase the art and design projects of undergraduate students in their final year. The exhibition will include the work of ceramics, graphic communication, product design, fine art, illustration, architectural design technology, maker and textiles students.
Eastern Community Campus, a new shared home for Eastern High and Cardiff and Vale College has been officially opened today by Education Secretary, Kirsty Williams, and Lord Mayor of Cardiff, Cllr Bob Derbyshire.
Cardiff Met has shown overwhelming support for its students from the School of Education and Social Policy (CESP) with the…
Kier is launching a new education initiative in Wales with the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), to create effective links between local schools and the Kier supply chain with the aim of inspiring the next generation of talent to consider a career within the built environment.
A pair of Triathletes at Rydal Penrhos marked their last official competition for the school with an outstanding performance.
Cardiff Met student Charlene McKenzie is calling UK hospitality leaders and students to join forces for a unique debate at the Hospitality and Catering Expo at the Celtic Manor in July, to discuss how they can work together to tackle the pending people crisis facing the industry.
Former Cardiff and Vale College student Paul Haley has come back to his alma mater to give a talk to Business students about his life and experiences as Internal Audit Manager UK at Tata Steel.