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Good for ME Good for FE Awards

Thursday
21st December 2023

Two females holding awards

The Student Support Services team at Northern Regional College has received national recognition for its outstanding commitment and dedication to supporting students. The team was named “Volunteering Team of the Year” at the Good for ME Good for FE awards for its significant impact on the College community by addressing local needs in an innovative and creative way.

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Newtownabbey student Adam McClurg, who was awarded a Higher National Diploma in Animal Management at Northern Regional College’s recent Higher Education graduation, is among the first group of students to complete the qualification at the College.

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Konrad Buras, a mature student from Poland who has been living in Northern Ireland for the past 18 years, was awarded a HNC Level 4 in Construction and the Built Environment with distinction at Northern Regional College’s annual Higher Education graduation ceremony.

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Among the students to graduate at the College’s annual Higher Education ceremony was Gregory Mulholland, Facilities Manager at Northern Regional College’s campuses in Coleraine, Ballymoney and Magherafelt. Gregory, who was awarded an Institute of Leadership and Management Level 5 Certificate in Leadership and Management is married with four grown up daughters. He said his graduation photograph will take pride of place in the ‘Rogues’ Gallery’ at his Portstewart home.

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The restoration of a late 19th century listed building in Coleraine will provide an important link between the old and the new in the town. Fully funded by the Department for the Economy, Northern Regional College’s impressive new campus at Union Street incorporates the former St Patrick’s Church of Ireland school buildings on Brook St. The campus design is sensitive to the townscape and heritage of the area and, with its main entrance from Anderson Park, it will create a stronger link between the College and town centre.

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Every year the TV and film industry in Northern Ireland pumps millions of pounds directly into the economy, creating variety of interesting career opportunities. One of the least well-known but nonetheless vital aspects of this rapidly-expanding sector is production accountancy. To highlight the alternative opportunities for anyone interested in a career in accountancy, business or media, Northern Regional College hosted a one-day event at its Newtownabbey campus so that students could hear directly from people who have carved out a successful career in production accountancy.

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