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THE STRIKE at James Watt College is back on - with industrial action due to resume next Wednesday. The latest talks were due to get underway last Wednesday, February 8. Two months into the action and around half the 32 strike days announced by the Educat
Drew Duncan, head of the board of James Watt College, Greenock, since 2008, said the reforms would not benefit education in the region. His decision to step down follows demands from Michael Russell, the Education Secretary, that colleges work more close
An Egyptian female protester carry a picture of ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak and a banner that reads in Arabic "Wake up, we had security during Mubarak's rouling period, now chaos and crime" during a pro-Mubarak rally calling for his return... View Photo »
It is vitally important that students across Scotland follow the lead of those at James Watt College and get involved in the debate over the post-16 review.
THE chairman of one of Scotland’s largest colleges has quit his position in protest at the Scottish Government’s plans to shake up the country’s further education sector. Drew Duncan, chair of the management board at James Watt College, criticised plans
GENEROUS students at James Watt College are going the extra mile for an international aid charity on Monday. They are urging fellow learners, staff and members of the public to join them in a 'Miles for Smiles' walk. The students, studying NC Uniformed a
THE board chairman of James Watt College has resigned in protest over Scottish Government plans to merge it with other institutions. Drew Duncan OBE has served as chair since 2008 but is unhappy its Kilwinning campus will be hived off to form a new Ayrsh
An Egyptian protester with a picture of ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak framed on his head takes part in a pro-Mubarak rally calling for his return in power in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, June 24, 2011. The British government estimates the fortune... View Photo »
James Watt College focuses on the needs and ambitions of our students and we felt it was essential to find out the views of those people who would be most affected by changes to post-16 education in Scotland
FASHION, fun and fab music is the name of the game. And it’s all in aid of charity. For students from the James Watt College Kilwinning campus are holding a music and fashion extravaganza to raise cash for the armed forces. The Fashion 4 Fighters event w
STUDENTS at James Watt College are hosting a live music and fashion extravaganza to raise money for the Armed Forces. The 'Fashion 4 Fighters' event at the North Ayrshire Campus in Kilwinning will be attended by 'Honeys for Heroes', an elite modelling te
James Watt (19 January 1736 – 25 August 1819) was a Scottish inventor and mechanical engineer whose improvements to the steam engine were fundamental to the changes brought by the Industrial Revolution. Full Article
An Egyptian protester with a picture of ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak framed on his head takes part in a pro-Mubarak rally calling for his return in power in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, June 24, 2011. The British government estimates the fortune held in the UK by ousted Egyptian...
View Photo »Egyptian protesters carry a picture of ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak during a pro-Mubarak rally calling for his return to power in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, June 24, 2011. The British government estimates the fortune held in the UK by ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak and...
View Photo »An Egyptian protester with a picture of ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak framed on his head takes part in a pro-Mubarak rally calling for his return in power in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, June 24, 2011. The British government estimates the fortune held in the UK by ousted Egyptian...
View Photo »It is vitally important that students across Scotland follow the lead of those at James Watt College and get involved in the debate over the post-16 review.
James Watt College focuses on the needs and ambitions of our students and we felt it was essential to find out the views of those people who would be most affected by changes to post-16 education in Scotland
