Head of Bedford College Computing Paula Hobday said: “We have a great track record of our computing students getting through to the final competitive stages of the World Skills events and have high hopes for 2017.”
Colette was one of three talented young people who represented The Bedford College Group in the World Skills Show event in the NEC Birmingham in November.
Uways Eid, of Luton, had been ranked 2nd in the regional competitions for the Network Infrastructure Technicians. He is now studying at university.
The third student at Birmingham was plumber Jonathan Archer, aged 24, of St Neots. Jonathan works for Wintle Heating in Northampton and having qualified at the Bedford College Plumbing Technology Centre in Kempston, is now undertaking a Foundation Degree in Building Services and Sustainability – with a view to moving up the management ladder.
