Posted: Wed 20th Dec 2017

Success as Coleg Cambria students win Barclays technology award

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This article is old - Published: Wednesday, Dec 20th, 2017

Two students from Coleg Cambria are celebrating their success in the Barclays Tech Innovation finals.

Computing Technologies students, Megan Duley and Chantelle Pearson, were named the winning team in the Best Use of Technology Award.

Several teams from Cambria competed against other colleges in the region in three categories; Most Successful Project Idea, Most Effective Pitch and Best Use of Technology.

Welcoming the audience and judges in Welsh, Megan and Chantelle presented their idea, which centred around a technical solution to help teenagers find careers in IT. The judges were also able to have a go of the winning prototype and use it during their presentation.

Simon Prince, computing technologies lecturer at Coleg Cambria said: “Congratulations to our team ‘COAC’ who won the category for Best Use of Technology, they presented their idea perfectly.

“The judges were impressed by the detail of the proposal that they wrote up and even more so by the technical prototype that they created which they demonstrated on the day.”



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