TALENTED second year Travel and Tourism learner Eleanor Edwards from Pembrokeshire College has been recognised with a prestigious award celebrating her commitment, achievement and future potential.

Eleanor was presented with the award as part of the Worshipful Livery Company of Wales’ annual College Awards programme. The scheme is designed to nurture young Welsh talent and recognises individuals undertaking academic and vocational studies, including members of the armed forces and those involved in community services.

The award will support Eleanor in further developing her skills and broadening her learning experience through additional courses made possible by the funding.

Speaking on behalf of the Worshipful Livery Company of Wales, Sylvia Robert‑Sargeant praised Eleanor’s dedication and achievements:

“We are delighted to have been involved in the selection of Eleanor Edwards as an outstanding second year learner studying for a Diploma in Travel and Tourism at the College. We wish Eleanor every success – both in participating in the extra courses made possible by this Award and in her future studies and career.”

Eleanor’s success highlights both her hard work and ambition, as well as the high standard of vocational learning delivered at the College. The award recognises learners who show strong potential within their chosen field and a commitment to developing their knowledge and skills.

Extending sincere thanks to the Worshipful Livery Company of Wales for their ongoing support, Principal Dr Barry Walters congratulated Eleanor on the award.

“This achievement will support her continued progression,” he said, “enabling her to gain the additional qualifications needed to pursue her ambition of a career in air cabin crew.”

The College has expressed its pride to see Eleanor acknowledged through this respected awards programme and wishes her every success as she continues her studies and prepares for a future career in the travel and tourism industry.