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What a great time to begin a course at Fife College! Business turnover in Fife is on the up and we are seeing areas of huge potential growth. Our Vice Principal Dorothée Leslie takes a look at the demand for skills in the Kingdom.

There’s a great buzz around Fife College’s five campuses this week as students attend welcome events to start their course – the message from Fife College is that places are still available.

As thousands of young people throughout Fife and beyond receive their exam results, Fife College has been busy preparing a special event to ensure that everyone is matched to a course that’s right for them, whatever their results!

Talented Fife College theatre students, Isla Fairfield and Owen Cummins are to perform at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe in a show directed by award winning director Caitlin Skinner.

Four Fife College students, with an entrepreneurial flair, have been awarded scholarships to help them progress in their studies thanks to the generosity of former Fife College staff.

New graduate student, Andrew Gardiner, shared best practice from his university course in a unique workshop bringing Shakespeare to life for Fife College Acting and Performance students recently.

Ian Rankin, one of the world’s leading crime writers, paid an annual visit to Fife College recently to award scholarships to three deserving journalism students.

Professional Cookery students at Fife College have successfully hosted a celebration banquet raising £1000 to fund future student trips.

A new poster campaign is being launched throughout the College to help students prepare for the world of work.

Fife College was delighted to welcome a residential visit for high school pupils organised by local organisation Lift Off recently.

Fife College art student, Deek Jackson from Dunfermline, was delighted to see his artwork installed larger than life, at the College's Levenmouth campus this week after winning a student competition.

Fife College’s new student president Carol Hunter, is determined to encourage others in to learning, just like her late Dad inspired her to do!

It’s widely accepted that the UK is suffering from a chronic shortage of engineering skills, with around 400,000 engineer roles unfilled according to the Scottish National Investment Bank.

Four Fife College culinary arts students got the chance to show-off their skills to hundreds of visitors at one of Scotland’s key events of the year, the Royal Highland Show, thanks to Quality Meat Scotland (QMS).

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.