Digital and Creative

WCG (formerly known as Warwickshire College Group) is delighted to announce that it has been selected by the Department for Education to be one of the earliest colleges in the West Midlands to introduce the new T Level qualifications.

Over 69,000 properties able to connect to the fibre network.

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We’re giving you the chance to win two sets of Amazon Gift Vouchers both worth £100 each!

Two of the area’s leading business organisations are among the major sponsors of a Midlands event which brings together entrepreneurs and businesses to support growth through innovation.

Anyone can apply to run an event in the Festival - running from 11 to 21 November. Events can be about any subject or business challenge and can take any form such as a workshop, debate, expo or event premises showcase.

The British Science Festival 2019 is looking for creatives and digital businesses based in Coventry and Warwickshire and Greater Birmingham and Solihull to showcase their existing digital artwork, installations or immersive experiences to a public audience.

Local businesses and those working in the creative sector are being asked to give their views on the future shape of the arts in the local area.

The Mayor of the West Midlands Andy Street has today launched a £5 million “Beat the Bots” fund to help train the region’s workers for the jobs of the future.

One of the area’s leading business organisations is supporting the first British Science Festival to be held in Coventry and Warwickshire in its 188-year history.

Coventry and Warwickshire is experiencing a significant growth of creative businesses following the implementation of its creative clusters programme.

Artists, creatives and cultural organisations from across Coventry can find out how to source vital funding from major regional and national bodies at an event this month.