From Deeside Sixth to global law firm as Nathan makes his mark
A FORMER Coleg Cambria student has launched a promising legal career with one of the world’s leading international law firms after securing a prestigious solicitor degree apprenticeship. Nathan Hall, 23, from Holywell, studied Business, Law, French and the Welsh Baccalaureate at the college’s Deeside Sixth before joining global law firm Ashurst Perkins Coie, where he…
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Healthcare heroes of tomorrow inspired by major careers showcase in Wrexham
ALMOST 200 young people were given a taste of life on the frontline of healthcare as education providers and employers came together for a major careers event in North Wales. Coleg Cambria welcomed school pupils, students and industry representatives to its Healthcare Heroes 2026 showcase in Wrexham, highlighting the opportunities available across the health and…
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Award-winning aerospace apprentice conquers Three Peaks ahead of Ghana mission
AWARD-WINNING Airbus apprentice Georgia Ellams conquered three of the country’s most iconic peaks in just 24 hours as she steps up fundraising for a humanitarian mission to Ghana. The 19 year-old, from Wrexham, completed the Welsh Three Peaks Challenge, taking on Pen y Fan, Cadair Idris and Yr Wyddfa as part of her drive to…
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Young engineer overcomes family heartache and academic barriers to reach award final
AN ENGINEERING apprentice who overcame a major academic leap and an incredibly difficult year for her family has been shortlisted for a prestigious regional award. Olivia Ashley, 20, from Prestatyn, is studying an HNC in Mechanical Technology at Coleg Cambria Deeside while completing a four-year craft apprenticeship with St Asaph-based Teledyne Qioptiq. The former Prestatyn…
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Four awards fuel organic farm’s beauty range as it targets new products and global growth
FOUR national beauty awards, an expanding portfolio and a growing network of luxury partnerships are driving the next phase of development for organic skincare brand Rhug Wild Beauty. The Corwen-based collection secured two Gold and two Bronze honours at the Natural Health Beauty Awards, providing further recognition for a brand increasingly building on its Welsh…
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“Welsh gave us both a focus”: TV talent show duo’s Cymraeg journey after losing mum
A WREXHAM music duo is striking a chord with their Welsh language journey after personal loss, TV success and a new creative project inspired them to embrace Cymraeg. Husband-and-wife folk-pop band Igloo Hearts – Katie and James MacGregor – are studying Welsh at Coleg Cambria’s Yale site, where the newly transformed Camu Welsh Centre of…
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Healthy workforce, stronger business: Cambria expands wellbeing training for employers
BESPOKE training is helping employers across the region put staff health and wellbeing first. Cambria for Business at Coleg Cambria is working with organisations to deliver flexible programmes across a wide range of areas, including mental health, stress management, menopause awareness, suicide awareness and prevention, and workplace wellbeing. Among those to have accessed training are…
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Grandmother’s return to education at 56 opens door to lifelong career dream
AN AWARD-WINNING learner who returned to education in her 50s says the experience transformed her life and opened the door to a career she had dreamed of since childhood. Christina Giannini Spencer was 56 when becoming a grandmother and starting work at Kids Planet Day Nursery in Llandudno inspired her to pursue a lifelong ambition…
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GCSE results – Cambria ready to support pupils whatever their grades
COLEG Cambria is on hand to support school pupils receiving their GCSE results today (Thursday). Lecturers, advisors, and admissions staff are ready to offer guidance, reassurance, and practical advice to anyone unsure about their grades or considering next steps. Whether learners are exploring A Levels, apprenticeships, or vocational training, Cambria is there to help, with…
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From dog grooming to Martyn’s Law: Cambria launches new adult courses
FROM aesthetics and dog grooming to conversational languages and printmaking, Coleg Cambria has unveiled a diverse new programme of part-time courses for adults this autumn. The September intake brings together professional qualifications, creative subjects and career-focused training designed to fit around work, family and other commitments. Courses include Aesthetics, Dog Grooming, Printmaking, CAM/CNC Manufacturing, Conversational…
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