Students across a wide range of subject areas achieved exceptional outcomes, with many securing top grades and progressing to their first-choice university courses, Higher Education programmes and apprenticeships. Others are moving directly into employment, equipped with the skills and qualifications needed to succeed in their chosen careers.
Across all campuses, there was a strong sense of celebration as students marked an important milestone in their educational journey. Students from a wide range of curriculum areas were among those celebrating their success, with many now preparing to progress to Higher Education, apprenticeships and exciting employment opportunities.
Among those celebrating was Harry Bradley, who was delighted to receive one Distinction Star and two Distinctions in the Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma in Business. Following his success, Harry is looking forward to continuing his studies at SWC, progressing to the Ulster University Foundation Degree in Business Management Level 5.
Harry O'Lonan was all smiles as he celebrated achieving three Distinctions and a Merit in Digital Art and Design. Harry is now preparing to begin the next stage of his academic journey at Ulster University, where he plans to study Games Design.
Alex Bradley also had plenty to celebrate after achieving one Distinction Star and two Distinctions in Digital Art and Design. With a passion for creative media, Alex hopes to progress to Ulster University and pursue a future career in video game design, animation and digital content creation.
Their achievements reflect the talent, ambition and dedication demonstrated by students across SWC campuses, with many now taking the next step towards their chosen careers and further study opportunities.
Students praised their experience at SWC, highlighting the support of dedicated lecturing staff, modern learning facilities and the wide range of progression opportunities available to them.
5. Top grades
South West College (SWC) Dungannon campus students, from left, Harry O'Lonan and Alex Bradley, celebrated outstanding Results Day success after achieving three Distinctions and a Merit, and one Distinction Star and two Distinctions respectively in Digital Art and Design. Harry is progressing to Ulster University to study Games Design, while Alex hopes to progress to Ulster University and pursue a future career in video game design, animation and digital content creation. Photo: SWC
6. Top grades
South West College (SWC) Dungannon campus student Harry Bradley was delighted to celebrate his Results Day success after achieving one Distinction Star and two Distinctions in the Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma in Business. Harry is now looking forward to continuing his studies at SWC on the Ulster University Foundation Degree in Business Management Level 5. Photo: SWC
7. Top grades
Students from South West College’s Dungannon campus are celebrating their achievements after completing the Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma in Applied Science. Pictured (left to right) are Kristina Kustova, who is progressing to study Sports Science at Ulster University, and Isamaura Morais, who is set to study Radiology at university. Photo: SWC
8. Top grades
Georgina Darcy and Amber Crowne, second year Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Foundation Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment students at South West College's Omagh campus, are celebrating their results and will progress to the Foundation Degree in Construction Management this September. Photo: SWC