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Former Broomfield student’s equine thesis is highly commended

In recognition of her dedication, especially in avian conservation studies, Heather-Ann Pedley, a Derby College Group (DCG) apprentice, has been... View Article

If you’re passionate about pursuing a career working with animals – from house pets to farm livestock, zoo animals to wildlife – you’ve come to the right place. DCG delivers the in-depth knowledge, skills training and practical experience that will help you into a wide range of animal-related jobs.

Derby College Group (DCG) is thrilled to announce that, this week, the ground-breaking event has taken place for the upcoming East Midlands Institute of Technology (EMIoT) at the Roundhouse Campus, marking a significant milestone in the development of cutting-edge education and training facilities in the region. 

Support from DCG staff was ‘brilliant’ says TA Theresa 

This two-year course provides the knowledge base for applicants wishing to pursue or advance their career in the fast-moving digital sector as a software developer.

If you have a passion for working with animals, and want to specialise in zoo and wildlife conservation, this course leads to a wide choice of occupations in a thriving sector. It provides a solid introduction to all aspects of zoo and wildlife management, preparing you for a highly successful career.

Studying Economics involves applying economic theory to support analysis of current economic problems and issues. This A-level encourages students to appreciate the inter-relationships between microeconomics and macroeconomics.

This course provides knowledge of the main aspects of geology as a science. It is great in combination with geography A Level if you see your future in Earth Sciences/ Climate change.

In A-level Maths you will study pure maths, statistics and mechanics.

Mathematical Studies is an exciting course which will help you to use maths in a range of ‘real-world’ contexts to prepare for success in your studies, future career and life. You can take this option in addition to studying three A-levels or equivalent qualifications.

Students studying Sociology at A-level will gain a deeper understanding of the world around them. In addition to developing critical thinking skills and addressing contemporary issues, students will be encouraged to embrace diverse thinking and to reflect on social issues throughout their studies.