Dudley Sixth College students are once more celebrating their A level results, with a 100% overall pass rate in 24 of 28 A level subjects offered at the college. But even more impressively 42% of all entries were achieved at high grades (A*- B), and 77% grades A*- C. The national picture suggests results …
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Dudley of Technology has today been named as one of only 10 Centres of Technical Excellence for the Construction (CTECs) sector in England. Following a national bidding process lead by the Department for Education, the college has been chosen to shape a region wide approach to boost skills in all areas of construction including traditional …
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Students from Dudley College of Technology’s Aspire Learning programme have been recognised for their biodiversity-boosting action; as part of a nationwide “Let’s Go Zero” campaign, designed to help all UK schools, colleges and nurseries to be zero carbon by 2030. Funded by the OVO Foundation, Dudley College students have been awarded £200 to kickstart their …
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The University of Worcester (UW) and Dudley College of Technology (DcoT) are pleased to announce the extension of their existing partnership with the college officially becoming a University Centre. The new agreement will see the two organisations working more closely to provide a growing number of higher education opportunities for learners from Dudley. Building on the University’s …
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The College’s new training hub; specifically for SEND young people to gain valuable work skills, in a supported environment opened in time for Christmas with a grand launch event. Known as the Aspire Shop, the facility will provide a retail environment in which learners will contribute to the daily running of the shop, taking part in …
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This week the 2-6th of December 2024 was national #T Levels Week and there was plenty of activity across college; to celebrate the journey we have been on with these programmes. Monday kicked off with a visit from Skills Minister Jacqui Smith and Sonia Kumar MP, who came to meet some of the students who have …
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Despite a stormy start to the weekend, Dudley College’s Higher Education Graduation Ceremony on Saturday 23rd November proved to be a heartwarming and inspirational celebration. Over 100 students marked the culmination of their academic journeys, receiving well-earned recognition for their hard work and dedication throughout the last academic year. Held in the presence of family, …
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Staff , students and visitors join Meg McCubbin for the official opening of Dudley College’s new Animal Study centre. The new £7m study centre opened on Saturday 12th October at 11am Dudley College of Technology was thrilled to welcome TV wildlife expert Meg McCubbin, best known as presenter of Springwatch and Animal Park, to openits new Animal Study Centre on …
Dudley Sixth learners rank in the top 1% of performers, achieving the Certificate in Financial Studies (CeFS) from The London Institute of Banking & Finance Congratulations are in order for three exceptional Dudley Sixth students—Imogen Hale-Fellows, Tia Jackson, and Shirina Patel—who have achieved remarkable success in their studies for the London Institute of Banking & …
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Dudley Sixth A Level awards ceremony took place on the evening of Thursday 5th September with The Evolve theatre acting as the venue in which Curriculum Manager; Ben France and Dudley 6th staff, warmly welcomed back a large number of our A Level students who left in the summer. Many parents and relatives also attended …
