Coleg Cambria
cambria.ac.uk
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A MANUFACTURING leader responsible for more than 300 employees at one of North Wales's largest production sites completed a business degree to strengthen the leadership skills behind his engineering career
Scott Clarke, from Connah's Quay, achieved the BSc (Hons) Applied Business Management at Cambria's Northop Business School, having previously finished the Foundation Degree in Applied Business Management. Scott trained as an engineer at the former Deeside
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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 Excellence is helping people of all abilities build confidence in the language. For
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AN AWARD-WINNING adult learner has transformed his confidence and set his sights on a career in engineering after returning to education
Yaser Iranshahi, originally from Iran and now living in Llay, near Wrexham, says improving his English language and communication skills has given him the confidence to pursue new opportunities and plan for the future. After studying Speaking, Listening,
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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. Am
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Coleg Cambria celebrates decade of changing lives at Deeside Sixth
FROM doctors and lawyers to police officers and community leaders, the first generation of students to walk through the doors of Coleg Cambria's Deeside Sixth Form Centre have returned to celebrate the place they say changed their lives. The £14.6 million
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From doctors and lawyers to police officers and community leaders, the first generation of students to walk through the doors of Deeside Sixth Form Centre have returned to celebrate the place they say changed their lives
The £14.6 million centre opened in September 2016, officially unveiled by First Minister Carwyn Jones as a state-of-the-art home for post-16 education in Flintshire. A decade on, it has helped hundreds of young people take their next steps into higher edu
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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 to work in education. Recognising she needed formal training to complement her experience an
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A FORMER student whose medical training took her from North Wales to hospitals in Vietnam is now working as a resident doctor in the NHS, with her sights firmly set on a career in oncology
Louise Barnard, 25, from Gwaenysgor, near Prestatyn, studied A Level Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and the Welsh Baccalaureate at Cambria's Deeside Sixth before progressing to study Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) at Newcastle University. Her degree include
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Opening Pathways to Success for Young People Across North Wales
Coleg Cambria, Grŵp Llandrillo Menai, Bangor University and Wrexham University - partners in the North Wales Tertiary Alliance (NWTA) - will come together for Pathways to Success at Venue Cymru in Llandudno on Saturday October 17, from 10am-3pm. The free
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BUSINESSES and organisations across North Wales can prepare for landmark new anti-terrorism legislation with specialist qualifications here at Coleg Cambria
The college's Northop Business School is offering NEBOSH National Certificates designed to support those affected by the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 - widely known as Martyn's Law. Named in memory of Martyn Hett, one of 22 people killed in
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Tech stack
Technologies named in job postings at Coleg Cambria over the last 12 months, by layer, with the share of postings for each.
Technologies in use
1
Postings analysed
3
Stack modernity
85/100
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Salary insights
Compensation ranges based on this company's open jobs
Median
$41k
Typical range
$41k – $61k
Open positions
4
1
Jobs
Middle
100%
| Level | Jobs | Median | Typical range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Middle | 1 | $61k | $61k |
Highest paying role
Head Chef
$61k
Normalized to USD per year
Growth
Hiring Momentum
28/100
Slowing
Open positions
7
0 opened / 0 closed in 30 days
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Hiring Focus
The percentage next to each role is its share of the company's job openings over the last 90 days; the arrow shows the shift versus the previous period.
Education
43% ▲
Hospitality
29% ▲
Administrative
14% ▲
Management
14% ▲
Actively hiring for Education (+3 in 30 days)
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3
Hiring now
2
Countries
1
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Deeside
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London
United Kingdom
HQ
Deeside
United Kingdom
Corporate office
5 open roles 5 posted in 90 days 1-10 est. staff $41k Avg Salary
hires for Education, Administrative, Management
Wrexham
United Kingdom
2 open roles 2 posted in 90 days 1-10 est. staff $61k Avg Salary
hires for Hospitality