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UCOL are extremely proud of Bachelor of Creative Media ākonga Alice Knowler, Keira Chaffe, Lani Glass and Ashton Bell, who have produced works of art for the Manawatū ANZAC remembrance week-long programme.
UCOL are celebrating their strong industry connections after New Zealand Certificate in Automotive Collision Repair ākonga (students) relished a rare behind the scenes experience at the country’s renowned Southwards Car Museum.
Eighteen Manawatū ākonga were awarded Freemasons Willson Lewis Scholarships yesterday, totalling 35,000 to assist them with their studies and career advancement.
