Exciting things are happening at Bishop Auckland College everyday! Keep track of the latest happenings here.
When graduates participate in the traditional throwing of their mortarboards at next month’s graduation ceremony at Durham Cathedral they will be celebrating a first class set of results for Bishop Auckland College.
Now that the children are back at school, would you also like to go back to the classroom to learn something new?
It was a great end of season feeling for Ben I’Anson, who netted a top job just days after learning he had secured a first class honours degree.
A colourful exhibition of work by talented art and photography students at Bishop Auckland College goes on display today (Friday June 30) at No. 42’s gallery.
Performing Arts students from Bishop Auckland College are looking forward to a classic ballet at Durham’s Gala Theatre this weekend.
Pandemic lockdown has led to a Bishop Auckland College student winning a prestigious national nail art competition – and to starting a new career. Kimberley Mills’ daring designs on a Pop Art theme turned the heads of judges.
Bishop Auckland College art and photography students brought a splash of colour and a flash of shutter in making striking statements on climate change in a thought-provoking exhibition.
Apprentices and full-time students at South West Durham Training are well prepared for employment in a wide range of engineering roles, meeting the skills needs of local industry.
Caring Daniel Jones cast off for a 24-hour fishing challenge to raise funds for the charity which supported two close relatives with terminal cancer.
People living in the Bishop Auckland area are being invited to a drop-in event where they can meet police and other agencies involved in crime prevention.
We are currently seeking to appoint new governors for the Bishop Auckland College Corporate Board.
Congratulations to Alyisha who won our latest prize draw.
If you go down to the woods today, you could be in for a big surprise…you might just stumble across a counselling session among the cedar and chestnut trees.
Apply now and be entered into our prize draw.
Dozens of families are receiving much needed food hampers after a joint campaign by students at Bishop Auckland College and a North-East charity was supported by generous local employers.
Students from Bishop Auckland College had an opportunity to test their practical skills while gaining an insight into the thermal insulation sector during a visit to TICA’s national training centre.
More than 150 college staff attended a training event, joint funded by Police and Crime Commissioner Joy Allen and the North East Business Resilience Centre, to brush up on their cyber security knowledge.
Twenty students are receiving tips from the experts on how to turn an idea into a business launch as they make plans for self-employment after completing their course.
Our ‘Your Future’ Careers Fair was a huge success with more than 60 organisations and over 700 people attending.
Talented young mechanic Haydon Mawson is celebrating a podium finish after coming first in the North East Regional Automotive Interskills competition held at East Durham College.