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Welsh College Graduates Start Local Businesses and Contribute to Economy

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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Black Mountains College in Talgarth, Wales, celebrated the graduation of its first cohort from the Sustainable Futures degree programme. Graduates are staying in the area and contributing to the local economy through practical skills and self-initiated projects and businesses. For instance, Charlie James acquired a lease on a smallholding and now runs it with two young people.

From southwalesargus.co.uk

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The degree programme trains individuals to implement the Well-being of Future Generations Act in communities and through self-initiated projects. This activity supports local economic contribution by applying practical skills acquired during the studies.

Awards celebrate successful businesses originating in Wales, while Welsh business births lag the UK average.

From southwalesargus.co.uk

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  • WalesGeopolitical state where the college and graduates operate
  • Charlie JamesGraduate who acquired a lease on a smallholding and runs it with two young people

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