College News
College celebrates Swansea Council ILM cohort success
Gower College Swansea was delighted to celebrate the achievements of Swansea Council’s Parks and Cleansing team.
Jeremy Davies’ team embarked on their ILM Level 3 Award just over twelve months ago, and with the support and guidance of the College’s tutors Adele Morgan and Susan Washer, the team successfully graduated at an intimate celebration event at Sketty Hall Business School.
Read moreSwansea pupils enjoy Taster Day at Gower College Swansea
Over 850 students from five Swansea schools enjoyed a Taster Day at Gower College Swansea on Tuesday 19 December. Read moreScaling the ALPS: Sharing best practice for adult education in Swansea
Members of the Adult Learning Partnership Swansea (ALPS) recently met at Gower College Swansea’s Llwyn y Bryn Campus for a sharing best practice event.
ALPS, which is funded by Welsh Government, brings together prominent institutions dedicated to adult learning, who strive to provide accessible, high-quality education that aligns with the needs and aspirations of the community.
Read moreGeology rocks for A Level student Micah
A fascination with biology and an interest in animals were what set Gower College Swansea student Micah Mainwaring on the career path to becoming a palaeontologist.
Micah is currently studying A Levels in biology, geology, maths and drama at the Gorseinon Campus.
They are particularly interested in palaeobiology, which focuses on the ecology and life of prehistoric creatures.
Read moreGovernment and Politics students meet First Minister
Students at Gower College Swansea welcomed a very special visitor recently – the First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford.
Around 60 students, the vast majority of whom are studying on the A Level Government and Politics course, gathered at the Gorseinon Campus to hear the First Minister give a fascinating talk about his life in politics.
“This was an incredible opportunity for our learners to hear directly from the First Minister about his career path and some of his experiences during his time in office,” says Curriculum Leader, Scott Evans.
Read moreCollege boasts new masterclasses to enrich curriculum
Gower College Swansea is delighted to continue taking part in the Knowledge Transfer Programme (KTP) with a suite of virtual masterclasses fronted by high profile industry leaders over the next six months.
The Knowledge Transfer Programme (KTP) is a Welsh Government funded initiative that supports colleges in Wales with the delivery of activities designed to accelerate and build expertise for staff and increase learner knowledge and learning experience.
GCS Owls: Setting the standard in UK Esports
Celebrating an extraordinary achievement in the realm of competitive gaming, Gower College Swansea's renowned Esports team - the GCS Owls - has solidified their 2023 legacy by finishing the year at the summit of the British Esports Student Championships' Winter Split.
With an unparalleled 100% win record, the Owls have triumphed in Rocket League, Overwatch and Valorant, showcasing their dominance across these esteemed leagues.
Read moreGower College Swansea Leads the Way with Exclusive User Centred Design Apprenticeship
Gower College Swansea emerges as an educational pioneer once again, proudly launching a brand-new apprenticeship pathway in User Centred Design (UCD), establishing itself as the first and exclusive provider of this innovative program in Wales. With a dedication to innovation and fostering talent, the College marks a significant milestone by introducing a curriculum that aligns with the demands of contemporary industries.
Read moreFinalists in the AoC Beacon Awards 2023/24
Gower College Swansea has been shortlisted as a finalist in the prestigious Association of Colleges Beacon Awards for Widening Participation.
The Beacon Awards celebrate the best and most innovative practice among UK further education (FE) colleges. It is managed by AoC and run through AoC Charitable Trust - a registered charity.
Read moreGower College Swansea Electronic Engineering Students Shine in WorldSkills UK National Finals
In a remarkable display of skill and dedication, two Electronic Engineering students from Gower College Swansea have secured medals in this year's WorldSkills UK (WSUK) National Finals.
Faroz Shahrokh, Rhys Lock, and Tarran Spooner, all pursuing the L3 Extended Diploma in Engineering Technologies (Electronics pathway) at the Tycoch Campus, earned coveted spots in the Industrial Electronics finals following a successful initial round. At the finals, Tarran won Gold, while Faroz scooped Silver!
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