Northern Regional College Celebrates Apprenticeship Success At Afternoon Reception
Thursday
14th May 2026
Northern Regional College hosted a special Apprenticeship Afternoon Reception at its Ballymena campus, recognising the achievements of outstanding apprentices, employers and mentors across a range of prestigious awards.
Continue ReadingNORTHERN REGIONAL COLLEGE COURSE HELPS ANTRIM COUPLE PROGRESS TOWARDS SOCIAL WORK CAREERS
Wednesday
13th May 2026
After more than two decades away from education, husband and wife Victoria and Thomas Sturgeon returned to learning through Northern Regional College’s Access Diploma in Social Sciences.
Continue ReadingNORTHERN REGIONAL COLLEGE MUSIC STUDENTS TO SHOWCASE TALENT AT SPECIAL LIVE EVENT IN COLERAINE
Monday
11th May 2026
Students from Northern Regional College are preparing to take to the stage next Thursday 14th May for a special end of year music showcase at Exodus, celebrating the creativity, talent and hard work of the College’s aspiring musicians.
Continue ReadingNorthern Regional College Students Reach Project Based Learning Sector Final
Wednesday
29th April 2026
Two student teams from Northern Regional College secured places in the further education sector final of the Project Based Learning competition, which will take place at South West College, Omagh, on 30th April 2026.
Continue ReadingNORTHERN REGIONAL COLLEGE STUDENTS WIN ROTARY CLUB CHEF COMPETITION AND PROGRESS TO NEWRY FINAL
Monday
27th April 2026
Three talented students from Northern Regional College have been named winners of the recent Rotary Club Chef Competition, held at the College’s Coleraine campus last Thursday, following a competitive event that brought together aspiring chefs to showcase their culinary skills and professionalism.
Continue ReadingCompetition to recruit members to Northern Regional College Governing Body
Thursday
23rd April 2026
The Department for the Economy has launched a public appointment competition to recruit six new members to the Governing Body of Northern Regional College. Northern Ireland’s six Further Education colleges help people meet their full potential through the provision of a wide range of programmes and courses at all educational levels and support innovation in the business community. In doing so, they fulfil their dual mandate of social and economic inclusion, helping to support a productive, thriving economy.
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