Coleg Gwent News

Starting college is a big step that involves adapting to many new things. But we always put our students first here at Coleg Gwent. From academic support to personal wellbeing, we’re always here for you! Libby-Mae Ford, a former student, talks us through her experience of studying A Levels and going on to write a book about mental health called Through the Hourglass.

Are you questioning if university is a realistic option for you and wondering what alternatives are out there? There’s one option you might not have considered yet... a higher education course at Coleg Gwent. 

A Levels are not only the most popular route into university, but they also improve your job prospects and allow you to follow your passions. So, with a 99% pass rate and outcomes consistently above the Welsh and National average, why not aim high and make it at Coleg Gwent.

Whether phishing, ransomware, spam or malware; cyber security is a big industry. So, our courses are always evolving to give you the best opportunities and experiences to succeed in this sector. You’ll even get a head start in your career thanks to a series of activities, competitions and events which enhance your learning, like the JISC Conference and the Smart Homes Challenge.

Home to over 200 animals including reptiles, mammals, birds and invertebrates, our animal care centre at Usk Campus has recently undergone a huge renovation, welcoming some exciting new residents.

Our Employer Engagement department were delighted to sponsor the Lifetime Achievement Award at this year’s South Wales Argus Business Awards, which took place on Thursday 24th November.