Dudley College of Technology celebrates vocational results again this year
As we return to a sense of normality post Covid, our students have once again done us proud with BTEC level 2 qualifications achieving a pass rate of 92.5% showing a 4.6% increase from 21/22 academic year. With Art & Design and Business both achieving 100%. Our C&G Technical qualifications at level 2 stormed in […]
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Dudley Students in line with national trends as A level, T Level and BTEC Level 3 results revealed
Dudley College of Technology and Dudley Sixth students are celebrating another successful year of study, as today they receive their final results. Achievements in vocational programmes has been strong with an overall Level 3 BTEC pass rate of 90.8%, with 30% of passes being achieved at distinction level. And the overall rate for Extended Diploma […]
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Celebrating Success 2023
Celebrating Success 2023 Dudley College of Technology reinstated its Celebrating Success Awards Event, after the hiatus of the pandemic on Friday 16 June. The event saw over 60 learners and their parents, family and friends attend the showcase for the outstanding achievements of learners – providing the opportunity to acknowledge the journey they had been […]
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Dudley Mayor praises wealth of creativity on show at Artsfest exhibition
The Mayor of Dudley attended an exhibition of work by arts students at Dudley College of Technology last night (Monday 12 June). Our Artsfest art exhibition features work by students of animation, fine art, fashion and textiles, games design, graphic design, illustration, media, music, performing arts, photography, and production arts. Artsfest exhibitions are being held […]
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Students and Staff Hike 1500 ft up Scafell Pike to Raise £1,500 for College’s Nominated Charities
On Monday 13th March, a combination of Level 1 to 3 Photography, Art, Graphic Design, Production Arts, Music and Tourism students along with members of staff took on the challenge of climbing Scafell Pike, despite challenging weather conditions. Accompanying the group on the day was former Dudley Mayor Steve Waltho, as an experienced climber, he helped the group of 30 […]
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Skills For Life – in Action
Mayor of the West Midlands Andy Street recently visited Dudley College of Technology’s Skills Shop, located at the heart of Merry Hill Centre to talk with learners who are benefiting from training funded by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA). Learners at the centre are studying a range of Sector-based Work Academy Programmes (SWAPs), which […]
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