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Interested in finding out more about D&A College? Then come along to our 2020 Open Days from 14-16 January...
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.
WorldSkills organises the World Championships of vocational and technical skills and celebrates the fact that learning can change lives.
The bond between Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA) in Alexandria and Dundee and Angus College has been built over the last 10 years giving learners and staff a unique opportunity to broaden their horizons and develop friendships that extend far beyond the classroom experience.
Dundee and Angus College’s Partnership with Shared Apprenticeship Ltd has shown its first signs of success as the first ever Shared Apprentices in construction gathered to celebrate successfully completing their MA qualification.
Lynne Gavin left school at 16 with few qualifications, had her first daughter at 18 and her second at 24.
