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Interested in finding out more about computing and creative media courses and careers? Come along to our Open Evening at our Gardyne Campus on Thursday 27 February.
Are you 16 to 19 years old and live in Dundee or Angus? Unemployed and not in education or training? Are you interested in working in the countryside?
All full time, part time and evening classes and schools programmes are running as usual in our campuses (Arbroath, Forfar, Gardyne and Kingsway).
Caring for its learners is at the heart of everything Dundee and Angus College does so it is delighted that new figures show that its care-experienced success rates are the best for any regional college in Scotland according to recently published Scottish Funding Council statistics.
A week on from the cyber attack, Dundee and Angus College has made excellent progress in re-establishing business as normal.
Dundee and Angus College is celebrating after winning THREE prestigious sustainability awards in as many weeks.
Joinery has always been seen as a fairly male-dominated profession but, as Dundee and Angus College proves, that’s all changing . . .
When Dundee-based construction firm McGill collapsed it was devastating news for many, including 17-year-old Ewan Buik who had been working there as an apprentice electrician since leaving school six months before.
Amy Monks had her hands full at this year’s Dundee and Angus College’s prize-giving ceremony as she picked up three awards – the Ian Colligan Award for Outstanding Contribution, the Helen Morrison Award in Excellence for Hair, Beauty & Complementary Therapies and a D&A Attributes Gold Award.
Joinery isn’t just for males as Chloe Coupar proved when she picked up the Howdens sponsored Best 1st Year Joinery Apprentice 2019 award at Dundee and Angus College’s prize-giving ceremony.
