Events

Making the transition from home education to college can feel like a big step, but you don’t have to do it alone. Pembrokeshire College is here to support home educated learners and their families.

On Wednesday 27 May, 11:00 to 14:00, we are hosting a Electively Home Educated Learners Event for learners and their parents or carers. The event will include a short presentation followed by the opportunity to ask questions and speak directly with our support teams.

This event is aimed at home educated learners who will be 16 years old before September 2026 and are considering studying at Pembrokeshire College, as well as those who may wish to study with us in the future once they turn 16.

Attending this event will help you to:

• Ease the transition from home education to a structured college environment
• Reduce anxiety by exploring classrooms, libraries and other facilities
• Gain insight into the courses available at Pembrokeshire College
• Ask questions about subject choices, qualifications and career pathways
• Connect with current and other prospective learners
• Encourage social interaction, particularly for learners moving from independent study
• Learn about additional support available, including learning support, mental health services and careers guidance
• Discover extracurricular activities and student life

One of the most important days in the College’s academic calendar is our Graduation & Special Awards Ceremony taking place in the magnificent setting of St David’s Cathedral.

If you are graduating from a higher level course this year you will receive a letter to register your interest in taking part in the ceremony, then once you have passed your course you will receive more information about the ceremony. This will include how to book your gown, photography and tickets.

If you have been nominated for a special award you will be invited and you will need to let us know if you can attend and how many guests you will be bringing.