Higher Education Graduation 2022 saw family, friends, staff and members of the college’s corporation all came together to share in the success of this year’s graduates. Almost three hundred people gathered on Saturday 26th November to formally recognise the hard work and commitment of learners graduating in over 25 programmes of study. David Whatton Chair […]
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Baby bereavement charity receives a helping hand
Local charity Ronnie and Friends. has received a massive boost thanks to the fundraising efforts of staff and students at Dudley College of Technology and the generosity of the Saleem Foundation. As part of activities supporting national Baby Loss awareness week, which ran from the 12th of October learners at the college raised over £850 for […]
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Photography Student Success at Dudley College
Meet Cassidy Woodrow, Level 3 Photography student, who has been selected as one of the Top 10 Photography Students nationally! She recently exhibited her work in the diversity competition, which was held at The Photography Show at The NEC, Birmingham. She has also won a range of prestigious awards, including Dudley’s Young Photographer of the Year 2022. Cassidy, […]
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Dudley Sixth Awards 2022
Staff and students of Dudley Sixth along with their family and friends came together last week to celebrate individual students achievements in an awards evening in which stand out students in an outstanding year group were celebrated. Stephen Dutton and students from our performing arts provision were on hand to entertain guests on arrival and […]
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Transport tech college plan for Brierley Hill
A new transport technologies education centre is being planned for Brierley Hill as part of a £20million bid.
Dudley Council is working with Dudley College of Technology on the bid to the government’s Levelling Up Fund.
It also includes new cycling and pedestrian links into the town centre as well as expanding the college’s Skills Shop at the Merry Hill Centre
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Institutes of Technology ‘The skills to succeed: Meeting the country’s evolving technical skills needs’
Sustainability skills gap must be plugged to meet the West Midland’s green home aspirations
New research shows the extent of the West Midland’s demand for sustainable living, as the majority would consider a home to be worth more money if it was sustainably constructed. A report released alongside the research highlights the technical skills that are needed if the West Midlands’ consumers’ green ambitions are to be met
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