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Welcoming the lovely 1st Years !  We’ve had a great fun and exhausting week out and about . Lots of new stuff , including ( as pictured) the inaugural geographical circumnavigation of The Cardiff Bay Barrage. ….Sunshine, icecream…… and also lots of fun with our lovely sister course @uswphotography getting started on some colab stuff . Here’s to 2026 and another epic year of DocPhot #keepingitrealist #docphot4life #docphot #theresonlyonedocphot #cardiff (also not forgetting Wayne the fisherman in red jacket . Nice one Wayne)——————————————————-RYDYN NI'N ÔL ! Croesawu'r Blwyddyn 1af hyfryd ! Rydym wedi cael wythnos hwyliog a blinedig iawn allan ac o gwmpas. Llawer o bethau newydd, gan gynnwys (fel y llun) cylchfordwyo daearyddol cyntaf Morglawdd Bae Caerdydd.....Heulwen, hufen iâ...... a hefyd llawer o hwyl gyda'n cwrs chwaer hyfryd @uswphotography dechrau ar rai pethau colab. Dyma i 2026 a blwyddyn epig arall o DocPhot keepingitrealist docphot4life docphot theresonlyonedocphot cardiff (hefyd heb anghofio Wayne y pysgotwr mewn siaced goch. Un neis Wayne)
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Music Business graduate Kendra Jones is the winner of this year’s NatWest Business Start-Up Prize, thanks to her plan to support people to build their own computers.

Kendra, 21, has just graduated from the BA Music Business degree at USW, and will now benefit from mentoring sessions as part of the award, as well as access to the NatWest Cymru Accelerator Hub, where she will have the opportunity to hone her business skills.

Each year, NatWest supports final year Music Business students to build on their entrepreneurship studies, simulating a real-world initiative to launch music start-up businesses. As part of this partnership, students research, plan, develop, brand, market and manage a substantial project that has the potential to be successfully scaled up. 

Kendra, from Bridgend, came up with the idea for her business, Pro Tier Systems, after discovering that there are very few female PC builders in South Wales. She wanted to use her skills and passion to help provide people with the relevant components, guidance and consultancy to build their own custom computers.

She said: “Through my research, I could see that the continued growth of the gaming industry, alongside increasing demand from content creators, remote workers, and technical professionals has provided a gap in the market for high-performance, reliable and upgradeable computer systems for those who may lack the technical knowledge or time to build their own.

“My own experience of building PCs has sparked a passion to help others build the perfect computer for them, through a flexible, personalised approach that focuses on customer service, trust, and tailored solutions. I’m delighted to have won the NatWest Business Start-Up Award, and am excited to get started on this venture!"
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