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Building work on a new multi-million pound Centre of Excellence for Engineering has begun at Grŵp Llandrillo Menai’s Rhyl Campus on Cefndy Road.

A Coleg Meirion-Dwyfor A-level tutor has won a national award for her tireless work in helping students progress on to university and higher education.

Two keen travellers are about to temporarily tuck their passports away as they start their careers as police officers, after graduating from Coleg Llandrillo’s inaugural BSc in Professional Policing degree course.

Last year, due to the increasing demand for nurses in Wales, Sioned Roberts from Porthmadog and Lois Thomas from Minffordd both decided to enrol on an Access to Higher Education (HE) course in order to fulfil their dreams.

Teams of students who successfully cracked an escape room, were greeted with cheers, confetti cannons and a photoshoot on their return to the real world!

Ffion Pugh, studying on the UAL L3 Diploma in Art and Design at Coleg Meirion-Dwyfor, Dolgellau, had work selected out of 500 entries from colleges nationwide. Ffion's Lockdown posters really stood out, and it was also the only bilingual work on show.

Grŵp Llandrillo Menai learners are celebrating after another outstanding year of A Level and vocational results.

With an increased focus on carbon reduction, SMEs in Gwynedd and Anglesey are receiving support as they embark on their journey to a net zero future, thanks to the recently launched Green Digital Academy.

A former Coleg Menai Hospitality & Catering student is now working as the senior cookery school tutor at The Raymond Blanc Cookery School, as well as development chef at the legendary French chef’s two Michelin star restaurant in Oxford!

The spectacular landscape of North Wales provides a perfect environment for specialist, career-based education, offering unique opportunities for people to earn, live and learn within a beautiful, natural landscape.