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Part Time PDA Medical Terminology

Elaine Thompson

06/10/2021
About the course: Very positive all round, although I have still not started the course yet and not heard back. Would like a response from Kilmarnock College if that is ok as I am very keen to start.
Course taken: October 2021
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Full Time NQ Tree Surgery

emma clancy

01/08/2007
What I would highlight: It is a great place to learn the basic of Tree Surgery it is a step stone for the start of that type of career if you want to take it further.
What could be improved: I like the course it is just a shame that some of the teachers don't think females should be in this type of job cause it is to physical for us.
Course taken: August 2007
Would you recommend this course?: Yes
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Kilmarnock College is set in the heart of East Ayrshire and is a college committed to working with learners, communities and business. In undertaking this commitment we have helped hundreds if not thousands of students fulfil their dreams whether it is a career change, a stepping stone to university or gaining employment for the first time. We also take pride in offering our students opportunities to take part in international events and visits.East Ayrshire has produced many famous names that have gone on to international recognition. Robert Burns had his 'First Edition' printed in Kilmarnock and many prominent Kilmarnock people were his friends and several of his poems feature local people and settings. However perhaps most famously of Kilmarnock was Johnnie Walker who marketed his 'Walkers Kilmarnock Whisky' which then went on to become the world famous 'Johnnie Walker's, which is now owned by Diageo.Kilmarnock was also home to a range of manufacturing companies, including engineering and carpets, some of which continue today.

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