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Over 90% of students attending Fife College this year are satisfied with their college experience, a number that is on the increase thanks to a range of initiatives including promoting student health and wellbeing.

Fife College Automotive Engineering Apprentice, Rebecca Porter, is proving she is an ambassador for women in the automotive industry after winning second place in a national competition.

Fife College staff enjoyed taking part in a dynamic digital learning event, currently touring the UK, to help ensure they are at the forefront of the latest digital technologies to benefit staff and students.

Visitors to Formonthills woodland in Glenrothes can now sit and enjoy the lovely view thanks to a bench design project between Fife College and the Woodland Trust.

Students studying at Fife College told their own story of success through words and drama at a special celebration event held at the College’s Levenmouth Campus on Friday (15th June).

Two lucky Fife College students have been given a great boost to their future careers thanks to engineering scholarships awarded by world leading premium drinks business, Diageo.

Engineering companies from throughout Fife are now much more aware of the benefits of employing an engineering Modern Apprentice (MA) thanks to a recent Breakfast event held at Fife College.

Former student Laura Baxter returned to Fife College last week as part of the College’s Enterprise Hub. Laura was one of a host of guest speakers brought into the Enterprise Hub to inspire current sport students at St Brycedale Campus.

The Creative Industries make a significant impact on Scotland’s economic and cultural wellbeing, it’s the fastest growing sector and depends on individual creativity, talent, and skills.

If your goal is to gain an HN or degree qualification, but you don’t have the grades to enter at HNC level straight away, don’t worry!

School teachers and education staff from across Fife were inspired to take learning and teaching to a new dimension by taking part in a Mission to Mars iPad event at Fife College’s St Brycedale Campus, Kirkcaldy, on Tuesday, 5 June.

HNC: Mechanical Engineering student and Babcock Apprentice Ryan Christie was delighted to win the prize draw after completing the latest Learner Survey.

Fife College has been fully validated by the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS) for its commitment to supporting the professional learning and development of lecturing staff.

Travel and Tourism is an exciting and fast-growing industry and is vital for Scotland’s economy. In 2017, Edinburgh Airport was named the fastest growing airport in the UK for international passengers.

Fife College, along with businesses and organisations throughout the UK have been busy preparing for the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which comes in to force today (Friday 25 May).

A range of local charities are now £8,000 better off thanks to a glittering champagne tasting and jazz evening organised by four Fife College students in partnership with the Rotary Club of Kirkcaldy.

From a Spanish exchange trip to Virtual Reality (VR) and a Mission to Mars – Fife College is embracing a wide range of digital projects to educate and inspire its students, staff and college community.

Fife College Construction students have been busy creating a huge ‘anti-tank’ concrete cube as part of a community project to educate others about World War 2 and create a monument of remembrance.

Four Fife College students have been recognised for their achievements and given a boost to their career prospects, after being awarded prestigious scholarships sponsored by Shell UK.

Fife College’s Prince’s Trust students marked the end of their course recently by showcasing their very own event to celebrate their achievements and thank those who have supported them along the way!

Around 100 engineers from across Fife have taken part in an event hosted by Fife College to grade and find winning inventions from young engineers of the future!