Fife College Lands Decade's Best Report Card

Official figures confirm the College’s strongest performance since 2017, with major progress in student course completion, satisfaction, and a boom in industry-focused apprenticeship places. |
Fife College has reported one of its strongest ever years of performance, based on the official Further Education Statistics (FES) data. The College’s latest confirmed KPIs highlight excellence across course completion, student satisfaction, and employment outcomes, reinforcing its position as a powerhouse in further education and skills development for Fife and Scotland. Key Highlights include:
Many of these performance areas, notably student satisfaction and positive destinations, also track well above sector averages, underlining that Fife College is delivering outcomes that exceed wider national benchmarks and expectations. The results come as the College welcomed students through the doors of its brand-new Dunfermline City Campus for the first time in October. As Scotland’s first net-zero-ready skills education centre, the campus offers state-of-the-art facilities designed to enhance learning, wellbeing, and collaboration. Plans are also in place to upgrade the College’s other campuses, further strengthening the learning environment across the region.
Jim Metcalfe, Fife College Principal, said: “These results mark our best year in almost a decade. Our incredible staff team and students deserve all the plaudits for the success we’re now seeing. “The results show the remarkable progress we can achieve, even in challenging circumstances and the real difference a focused, motivated college can make in the lives of our students and the wider community. “With sustained investment and the right support, we know we could achieve even more – creating more opportunities, driving higher outcomes for our students, and delivering an even greater contribution to the regional economy. “Our students are ambitious, our staff are committed, and together we are ready to rise to the opportunities ahead.”
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