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6TH JUL 2026
Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal Presents The Honourable Company of Gloucestershire Anne Cadbury Apprentice Awards at Gloucestershire College
There was a real sense of pride and celebration at Gloucestershire College's Cheltenham Campus as apprentices, employers and families gathered to mark the presentation of The Honourable Company of Gloucestershire Anne Cadbury Apprentice Awards. The occasion was made even more special by the presence of the Company's Patron, Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, who joined the celebrations and personally presented the awards.
Business Students Secure Bleed Boxes for Gloucester Campus and Community
Our Level 1 Business students successfully secured funding for life-saving public bleed control kits by pitching the idea to college executives as part of their studies.
There was a real sense of pride and celebration at Gloucestershire College's Cheltenham Campus as apprentices, employers and families gathered to mark the presentation of The Honourable Company of Gloucestershire Anne Cadbury Apprentice Awards. The occasion was made even more special by the presence of the Company's Patron, Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, who joined the celebrations and personally presented the awards.
Our Level 1 Business students successfully secured funding for life-saving public bleed control kits by pitching the idea to college executives as part of their studies.
Mechatronics might sound like something out of a superhero film. An in many ways, it is. Often described as the “superpower” of engineering, it brings together mechanical, electrical and digital skills to keep modern industry running.
Gloucestershire College is strategically selected to deliver high-quality training in digital technologies, a sector driving regional and national growth.
Gloucestershire College (GC) and Barnwood Construction have formally signed a new strategic partnership that will see Barnwood’s emerging construction managers train through the College’s Level 4 Construction & Build Technician Apprenticeship.
Delivered in partnership with the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol), the DATS PID apprenticeship equips learners with much needed and in demand digital and technical skills as identified by Gloucestershire's Local Skills Improvement Plan. Levy-paying employers can use their Apprenticeship Levy funds to cover training costs, while non-levy employers can benefit from significant government co-funding.
From addressing skills shortages to facilitating moves into management, here is a round up of 10 sectors that can benefit from our apprenticeship courses, with many enrolling now for September 2026.
