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Hundreds flock to Callywith Open Day

On Saturday 13 November, hundreds of prospective students and their families flocked to Callywith College’s Open Day for the first time in almost 2 years to discover more about the Ofsted Outstanding college and apply for 2022.

A Level Geology students embark on trip to Jurassic coast

On Monday 18th October 2021, in torrential rain, 30 A Level Geology students set off on a three-day residential trip to the Jurassic Coast in Dorset.

Choosing the right college course for you (Blog)

Choosing what courses to study at college can be tough, especially when there’s so many on offer, so here are some tips and advice to help make this decision seem less daunting.

Admissions FAQs (Blog)

Whether you're yet to apply to study at Callywith College or you've applied and are waiting for your admissions interview, here are a few frequently asked questions to help prepare you and ease any worries you may have.

New courses added for September 2022

Callywith College have responded to the demand from prospective students to expand its offer by adding nine new courses to its outstanding provision for September 2022.

Students enjoy a great start to the year

Callywith College welcomes over 1250 new and returning students for the College’s fifth year.

A Level, BTEC and UAL students achieve excellent results

At the end of another challenging year that ended with no external exams due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Callywith College’s A Level and Extended Diploma students are celebrating achieving another set of exceptional results and earning outstanding progression opportunities.

Students win prestigious accolades in the 2021 BTEC Awards

The exceptional achievements of BTEC Level 3 IT Diploma student Tristan Young and BTEC Level 3 Travel and Tourism Diploma student Deanna Nicholas, were celebrated this week with prestigious Silver and Bronze BTEC Learner of the Year 2021 awards.

Sport student cycles 1,000-plus miles raising £5,500 for friend

Sport student Leon has completed a 1,000-plus mile cycle from John O'Groats to Lands End to raise money for his fellow student and close friend’s brother, Chae, who has an incurable brain tumour.