Support for Air Ambulance NI Appeal from Northern Regional College Students’ Union
Friday
16th April 2021
Northern Regional College Students’ Union has selected the Simon Osborne Air Ambulance NI Appeal as its nominated charity for this year. Simon Osborne (28) from Ballymoney was seriously injured in a motorbike accident in January 2019 and the prompt response of the Air Ambulance crew who performed emergency surgery at the scene saved his life. To show their appreciation, his family embarked on a major fundraising drive to help keep the vital service going. To date, they have raised over £130,000. Tickets are now being sold for their latest fundraiser – a competition for a top of the range Volkswagen Golf – which they hope will raise another £90,000 for the charity.
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A Canadian-based student who completed a tour guiding course at Northern Regional College has qualified as an OCN-accredited tour guide. Alison Balzer, originally from Bangor in County Down, emigrated to Vancouver with her family when she was just eight years old. Now living in Nova Scotia, like thousands of diaspora scattered around the world, Alison is passionate about her Celtic roots and wants to share her passion with others.
Continue ReadingFree Training Programmes for Hospitality and Tourism Managers at Northern Regional College
Thursday
15th April 2021
Northern Regional College, in partnership with the other five Further Education Colleges in Northern Ireland, is offering a series of free training programmes for managers in the hospitality and tourism sector. The Department for the Economy funded Hospitality and Tourism Recovery Training Programme is designed to address the key challenges facing the sector as it moves out of lockdown and prepares to resume operations. The training is aimed managers and technical specialists of all levels and will include Management webinars and Technical masterclasses.
Continue ReadingApprenticeship Recovery Package extended to 31st March 2022
Wednesday
14th April 2021
The Department for the Economy (DfE) funded Apprenticeship Recovery Package has been extended until 31st March 2022. The package was introduced to help local businesses recover from the impact of the COVID-19 crisis by providing financial assistance to support the return and retention of furloughed apprentices, as well as the recruitment of new apprentices.
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A Canadian based student who completed a Tour Guiding course at Northern Regional College has qualified as an OCN accredited tour guide. Alison Balzer, who is originally from Bangor in County Down, emigrated to Vancouver with her family when she was eight years old. Now living in Nova Scotia, like thousands of diaspora scattered around the world, Alison is passionate about her Celtic roots and wants to share her passion with others.
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Twenty years after leaving school, a County Antrim mum of two returned to full-time education at Northern Regional College in Ballymena to do a Foundation Degree. Alison Kyle from Cullybackey had a long-term career goal of working in health and social care and with her two young children at school, she felt ready to enrol on the Foundation Degree in Health and Social Care at the College.
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