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If you are aged between 16 and 19, live in Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council area, are looking for a part-time job in the hospitality sector – and like the idea of a free lunch - read on. Northern Regional College has secured Council funding to deliver a series of one day workshops to help young people prepare for employment.

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Retail Recovery Programme Goes Live

Monday
9th August 2021

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Northern Regional College is collaborating with the other Further Education colleges across Northern Ireland to help support the recovery of the retail sector. The ‘Retail Recovery’ programme, which is fully funded through the Department for the Economy’s Flexible Skills Fund and Skills Focus programme, will kick-start with bespoke training this month through a series of webinars on support available, accessing finance and people management.

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Help is at hand for young people – and their parents – who may be confused at the volume of information they have to shift through as they decide their next move. With A Level, GCSE and BTEC results all out next week, the pressure is on to make the right decision as courses start fill up and options begin to narrow. Northern Regional College is the only Further Education College in Northern Ireland to use SACU, an independent and impartial source of careers information and online tools, to help students research their future career.

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Engineering students from Northern Regional College’s Ballymena Campus took part in the national UK Skills Industrial Robotics Competition. The second stage of the competition took place in Farm Lodge over two days. A total of twelve students from a variety of engineering courses, including Level 3 Extended Diploma, Higher Level Apprenticeship and Foundation Degree, participated in the competition where they performed an offline programming task set and assessed by FANUC Ltd.

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BALLYMENA students hoping to study highly “sought after subjects” at Northern Regional College could find themselves benefitting from The Gallaher Trust’s Scholarship Scheme, totalling £30,000 to be spent over the next three years, which was recently launched in conjunction with the College.

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A young Ballymoney student who opted to do a BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment at Northern Regional College instead of completing her A levels at schools, feels she made the right decision as it was a much better preparation for university.

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