Appeal for unwanted pianos to help bring “Play Me, I’m Yours” message to Aberdeen
An Aberdeen business organisation is appealing for donations of unwanted pianos to bring a global phenomenon to the city centre.
North East Scotland College
North-east Scotland college graduations bring thousands to Beach Ballroom
Hundreds of proud families poured into Aberdeen's Beach Ballroom yesterday to loved ones pick up their degrees and officially graduate from North East Scotland College.
North-east students prepare for graduation celebrations
Dozens of north-east students will celebrate the culmination of years of hard work today when they graduate in Fraserburgh.
Youngsters give hope for the future of Scotland’s fishing industry
A batch of potential young recruits to Scotland’s hard-pressed fishing industry is about to start a new training course at the Scottish Maritime Academy (SMA) at North East Scotland College.
PICTURES: Aberdeen Torcher Parade 2015
Hundreds of people lined the streets of Aberdeen city centre on Saturday to celebrate the 126th annual student Torcher Parade.
Feeling fruity with healthy win
Staff at North East Scotland College are celebrating after winning a year’s supply of fruit through the British Heart Foundation’s (BHF) Health at Work competition.
“I’d never been ill in my life” – Aberdeenshire teen speaks of cancer battle
Just over a year ago, Katie Ingram should have been getting ready to start college.
Numbers add up for accounting graduate
A former Fortrose Academy pupil is studying for her professional exams after receiving her HND in Accounting yesterday.
Graduation means ‘new chapter’ for Aberdeen woman
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Aberdeenshire student battled organ failure
For most students, spring means exam season and all the stresses and pressures that brings.
Skilldrive off to good start
A new initiative designed to improve training and service levels in the motor industry has had a successful first session in the north-east.
College offers ‘watching football’ to boost job chances
A new course at an Aberdeenshire college is offering school-leavers the chance to boost their prospects of finding work - by watching football.
College worth £400million to north-east economy
North East Scotland College (NesCol) contributes over £400million a year to the region's economy, a new report has shown.
Mouth-watering success at Taste of Grampian
The 15th annual Taste of Grampian exhibition in Inverurie was hailed as an unqualified success by organisers.
Mintlaw triumph in engineering contest
Pupils from a Buchan secondary school have been named best of the best in an annual engineering competition.