Brilliant, fantastic and amazing. If I could go back and do it all over again I would in a heart beat. The staff become friends that you can openly talk to about your issues and help push you in the right direction. Since leaving I have completed the Artist in resident, taken part in several exhibitions and been involved in a co art project about isolation and health. I look at everything different to what I done before.

The lectures and support staff become life long friends, however if you don't pull in the work they will be on top of you with the right support needed to succeed. When you return to education after a long period out it feels daunting and frightening at first, then you realise how everyone is there to support you daily. It's like a big family.

I studied here from 2015 to 2018 it really was the best decision of my life to return to study a subject that really interested me. I loved my time spent here.

I now am starting to become a support worker with people who suffer from learning difficulties. I would never of thought my life would go down this road, if it wasn't for doing this university course I would still be floating around not knowing what to do. Now I am focusing on what I enjoy to do.

From the start I had never thought I would have felt a connection to a college like Carmarthen School of Art. From the staff to the course you are in one big family, where you can be yourself and go further with your creativity and mind on the photography course. The Staff, Huw, Dan, John are steering the ship of the course further then you could imagine, pushing you to go further with development skills, creativity and support your own individual direction in photography.

Communication and to further yourself, which is encouraged by the lecturers and college itself. Course hours vary and free time to work on coursework is flexible and encouraged, within and outside of the college. Smaller classes give the opportunity for more one to one time, and the support you can receive each week.