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Award success for North East Scotland College on national stage


By Kyle Ritchie

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North East Scotland College has earned two coveted prizes at the CDN College Awards.

There were wins in the Employer Connections and Skills Development categories.

The ceremony in Glasgow provided a celebration of the sector in Scotland, with 14 awards contested by institutions from across the country.

To complete a successful evening, Zoey Filianore Wynters was commended in the Student of the Year section for her dedicated work as equality and diversity executive officer with the NESCol Students’ Association.

The Employer Connections Award celebrates an innovative collaboration with P&J Live, which has provided training opportunities and career pathways for a succession of students as well as professional development for staff.

The Skills Development Award also recognised collaboration, this time with Aberdeen City Council as students worked to promote meta skills to academy pupils across the city through a series of animations.

NESCol Principal Neil Cowie said: “My congratulations go to all involved in the two partnership projects and to Zoey for the well-deserved recognition she received in the Student of the Year category.

“The CDN College Awards provide a fantastic platform for Scotland’s colleges and we’re very proud to see NESCol’s name up in lights.

“Innovation and collaboration are two qualities that run through the work of our students and staff.

"To have those efforts endorsed by the CDN judging panel is incredibly rewarding for everyone who is part of our college community.”

NESCol is one of the largest providers of vocational education and training in Scotland, delivering to more than 20,000 full-time, part-time and distance learning students each year.

The college operates from its main Aberdeen Altens, Aberdeen City and Fraserburgh campuses as well as the Scottish Maritime Academy in Peterhead.

Visit www.nescol.ac.uk for further information.


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