Strode College held their awards this month, nominating students who completed their courses last year. There were 23 categories in the awards, based on outstanding performance on courses and exceptional personal qualities. Most of those who received awards had completed A Levels and vocational qualifications last year, but there were also awards for Higher Education Student of the Year, Adult Student of the Year, Apprentice of the Year, the Rachael House Award for Skills for Life and Success Against the Odds. Katy Quinn, principal and CEO of the college in Street, said: “Whilst unfortunately unable to hold our usual annual awards ceremony due to the pandemic, we still wanted to celebrate the incredible hard work and achievements of all our students.
Students at Strode College in Street celebrated at annual awards
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Agriculture Program Is A Fit for the Area
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Bottineau, ND – Agriculture Management and Technology is a Career and Technical Education (CTE) program that prepares students for rewarding opportunities in agriculture. Dakota College at Bottineau understands the need of the critical workforce shortage in north central North Dakota. There are many employment opportunities with agronomy centers, farming or ranching operations, grain elevators, equipment and parts dealerships, state/federal agencies and numerous other employers in the agriculture industry.
As a CTE program, Agriculture Management is designed for individuals who are looking to advance their career opportunities and obtain practical, hands-on work experience. Dakota College provides hands-on experiences in and out of the classroom. Internships are available to students at local agribusinesses and on farms during the busy spring season introducing students to the latest agriculture technolo