News
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The benefits of Modern Apprenticeships
At Glasgow Clyde College, we work with several large firms and SMEs to provide over 1,000 Modern Apprenticeships every year.
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An appetite for change
Glasgow Clyde College is tackling food waste by offering excess produce to students.
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Scottish Student Journalism Awards 2020 launch in association with BBC
Scottish Student Journalism Awards 2020 launch in association with BBC. Winning students in BBC categories offered chance to fast-track to final stage of BBC Journalism Training Scheme
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Farm to Fork
Our hospitality students have followed the journey of fresh produce, from farm to fork
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University is not the only option
Studying at Glasgow Clyde College can provide a more viable route towards a degree for many school leavers.
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The growing need for horticulturists
In 2018, we opened Glasgow’s first purpose-built facility for horticulturists - home to students studying on any of our 12 horticulture, landscaping and floristry courses.
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Glasgow Clyde College achieves 95% in student satisfaction survey
Glasgow Clyde College has received a 95% overall satisfaction rating from students in the Scottish Funding Council’s annual college review.
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DFN Project Search
DFN Project Search is an employability programme supporting young people with a range of learning disabilities into paid employment, delivered by Glasgow Clyde College and NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership.
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Santa's workshop: Primary 4 visit college to make Christmas gifts
Primary four pupils from Hermitage Primary in Helensburgh visited Glasgow Clyde College to learn about making Christmas gifts in the joinery workshop.
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The charity shop with a difference
Ensuring our students have the opportunity to work on live projects and spend time in operating businesses is a core focus for us at Glasgow Clyde College.
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Transitions to Barbering students offer free haircuts to pensioners
A group of Glasgow Clyde College's ESOL Transitions to Barbering students offered free haircuts to pensioners at the Men’s Shed in Barrhead.
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Graduate named as one of Scotland's emerging tech talents
Adrian Cybulski, who studied HND Computer Science at Glasgow Clyde College, was recently commended as one of the country’s top emerging tech talents.
