Find out more about how Dundee and Angus College are supporting businesses.
In today’s post-pandemic world, Microsoft 365 has emerged as an indispensable business staple, providing a comprehensive suite of tools and services that empowers businesses to...
Students in the Pupil Access to College and Employability (PACE) course, a partnership course between Dundee City Council and Dundee and Angus College, have been...
Being a leading holiday accommodation and wedding venue in the Tayside and Angus region, Forbes of Kingennie Country Resort always endeavours to...
Dover Fuels Solutions (DFS), a leading global provider of customer-focused technologies, services, and solutions in the fuel and convenience retail industries, upholds a high standard of quality assurance. To strengthen this standard...
As digital technology continually advances, businesses need to adapt to the changing digital landscape in order to thrive and not be left behind. It is not only through...
As one of the UK’s leading suppliers of dental products, services and equipment, Wrights Dental prioritises the needs of its customers, with...
Having been one of the founding partners of the Developing the Youth Workforce (DYW) regional group in 2016, D&A Chamber of Commerce (DACC), the prominent business membership organisation in Dundee and Angus, wanted to lead by example in taking on apprentices within their business...
D&A Business, the Business Partnerships Team at Dundee and Angus College, are helping Dundee FC Community Trust establish a girls pathway into football and much more by sponsoring the club’s first ever girls team.
In June 2022, Dundee Football Club entered a four-year partnership with D&A College, seeing its operations base move to our Gardyne campus. This has given the club a more cohesive working environment for the business to thrive in and has allowed our students to benefit from having a professional...
No matter how you feel about it, the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is coming. Whether you think they are the future or just a new trend never destined to catch on, the UK government has plans to end the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030 with green travel being the priority...
