IF YOU'RE finishing your GCSEs or A Levels this year or are an adult looking to broaden your horizons, then why not go along to Pembrokeshire College's Open Day on Saturday, March 13, between 10 am and 2 pm. You can find out about the widest local choice of courses to choose from as well as four sports academies for talented players - football, golf, rugby and netball - where professional coaching and competitive matches are combined with full-time study.
"With an excellent quality grade profile in the latest cycle of government inspections including a top grade one for the support it gives to students, you will be assured of high quality teaching, resources and support whatever you choose," said principal Glyn Jones.
Each year, Pembrokeshire College sends up to 300 students onto university courses as well as helping many more people gain qualifications to help them with jobs and careers.
All full-time further education study is free and there are concessions on fees for part-time and higher education study options. The college also provides financial support to help those who need it and free transport for under 19s from most parts of Pembrokeshire.
To make an informed choice about your next education and training move, visit the Pembrokeshire College Open Day on Saturday, March 13, or talk with the admissions staff on freephone 0800 716 236.