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The Faculty offers a wide range of full and part time Computer courses suitable for complete novices to experts. Courses range from beginner computer courses to University of Glamorgan HNC, HND and degrees.
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Term Dates
Autumn Term
03 Sept - 14 Dec 2007
Half Term
29 Oct - 02 Nov 2007
Spring Term
07 Jan - 20 March 2008
Half Term
11 Feb- 15 Feb 2008
Summer Term
07 April - 20 June 2008
Spring Bank Holiday
26 May - 30 May 2008
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Latest News
Wednesday 17 October , 2007 - 05:49 PM....News Item: 174
DIGITAL STORIES 2007
7 more Digital Stories from Computing Students at Coleg Sir Gar are now up on the BBC Website.
Click on the link to view
Go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/audiovideo/sites/galleries/pages/colegsirgar.shtml
for more info.
Friday 2 February , 2007 - 01:24 PM....News Item: 150
Marathon Man
A colleague of the faculty, Tony Toole, is running SIX marathons in the Sahara Desert in a few weeks time.
Tony is raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support and the faculty is supporting Tony by aiming to raise Ł500
More about Tony's marathons are on the internet at http://anthonytoole.saharamarathon.co.uk/
If you want to donate just the price of a cup of coffee then either give money to a Computing lecturer or via the link on Tony's web site
Friday 2 February , 2007 - 01:19 PM....News Item: 145
Microsoft Visitor
A former Bryngwyn School pupil, David Davies, who is now a security specialist for Microsoft in Seattle visited the college today to talk to staff and students in the Computing Faculty.
Everyone was interested to hear what it is like to work for a global IT organisation especially the rewards and demands on employees.
The new Windows Vista operating system was shown in advance of next week's launch of Vista
Sunday 28 January , 2007 - 06:09 PM....News Item: 136
Confident Computing
There was excellent enrolment for this new course
Look out after Easter for more new 10 week courses ready for using your
PC and digital cameras in this year's long hot summer
New Courses Starting in January 2007
Got a new computer ?
Want to make more use of the one you have ?
We have a new course for you that will includes :-
Safe use of Internet and Email
Buying and selling on the Internet
Talk to family and friends all around the world from your PC - free
See your friends on your computer with a web cam
Graig (Llanelli), Ammanford, Pibwrlwyd (Carmarthen)
Courses start week beginning January 15th
Duration is 10 weeks
Information and Enrolment session January 11th 3pm to 7 pm
Friday 26 January , 2007 - 03:07 PM....News Item: 63
BBC Wales work with Computing students
A team from BBC Wales will be working with 9 Computing students to fine tune the Digital Stories they have created
as part of their course work. The BBC have deemed them of sufficient quality to be published on the BBC website in the
near future. The team from BBC Cardiff, lead by Dr Daniel Meadows, will spend the whole day on 21st June at Graig Campus.
One VCE student, Chris Evans already has a story up there together with those of lecturers Garry Jones and Gail George.
Terrific work Sandra, Dean, Emyr, Nathan, Franceska, Daniel, Wyn, Steven and James.
Watch BBC2W at 9:45pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays to see Digital Stories broadcast on TV.
Go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/capturewales
for more info.
Friday 26 January , 2007 - 03:07 PM....News Item: 79
Digital Storytelling in Coleg Sir Gar
Here is an update on the last news item regarding Digital Stories on the BBC Website written by Coleg Sir Gar GNVQ and AVCE students from last year.
5 student’s stories are viewable on
The students are Franceska Bellin, Emyr Dyer, Steven Leigh from GNVQ and James Davies and Dean Davies from AVCE Year 2.
The BBC Team were really pleased with the student contribution – and spoke highly of their range of stories, the maturity of their approach to the whole project and what a positive and pleasant group of students they were to work with – so Bravo to them for achieving this. It can now go on their CV’s to impress employers or Course Admissions tutors.
4 other students did have stories accepted by the BBC but which are not yet up there. The main problem lies in issues of copyright – Daniel Reilly’s story featured a particular car, Sandra Sechi’s lovely story featured pictures of load of her friends in school when they were under 18 and breached security for under 18’s rules. Nathan Protheroe featured his lovely niece so parental approval is needed before that can shown and Wyn Robert’s story hit a technical problem. Nevertheless, the praise applies to all 9 students.
Congratulations and Thanks from the Staff of the Faculty of Computing & Information Technology.