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The ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ (UWTSD) has teamed up with Welsh Government to launch new degree apprenticeships in Construction Management, and Quantity Surveying.

WorldSkills UK has announced over 400 talented apprentices and students who have advanced to its national finals. This includes UWTSD’s Tamzin Brewer who will compete in the CNC Milling category.

It’s been an exciting and eventful year for Amy Evans, who has completed a four-year degree apprenticeship at UWTSD, secured a new full-time engineering role with a research institute, and received a prestigious award nomination to top it all off!

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Paul Corry, a Production Technical Manager at LSN Diffusion in Llandybie, will graduate in November with a first-class honours BEng degree in Materials Science. At the age of 52, Paul embarked on the degree apprenticeship programme at UWTSD in 2020, marking a pivotal moment in his career after over 35 years in engineering.

Third year BEng Mechanical Engineering Degree Apprentice Heather Came’s educational journey reflects the power of perseverance, adaptability, and the value of combining real-world experience with academic studies.