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Loughiel Teen Taking an Affordable Route to Business Degree
…An ambitious County Antrim teenager completed a Diploma in Business with ICT at Northern Regional College in Ballymena while holding down a full-time job during the COVID-19 lockdown. Hannah McKeown (18) from Loughiel completed the two-year Extended Level 3 Diploma - which is an equivalent standard of 3 A levels…
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HNC in Healthcare Practice - A Stepping Stone to a Nursing Career
…The personal stories of young people working as healthcare workers at the frontline during COVID 19 highlights their dedication and commitment. Since the lockdown, Bethan Millar from Randalstown, who is a student at Northern Regional College in Magherafelt, has been working six days a week, using her day off to…
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Northern Regional College offers a helping hand with free virtual learning courses
…Northern Regional College is offering a range of free fully accredited short online courses for people who want to upskill or retrain. The courses will focus on improving digital skills, essential skills, employability skills and leadership and management and are aimed at closing skills gaps identified by the industry. Funding…
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Student Art and Design showcase to be broadcast online
…With lockdown restrictions in place, Art, Design and Media Practice students at Northern Regional College have been unable to host their traditional end of year show. However, a digital alternative has been created which showcases the work of all students involved. Jeanette Lammey, course lecturer at the College, said: “Without…
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“My way of sharing a smile”: Ballymoney student turns passion for crafts into Instagram business
…A Ballymoney student’s passion for arts and crafts has developed into a thriving social media business during the COVID-19 pandemic. Savannah Corbett, who studies ICT at Northern Regional College’s Coleraine campus, has been keeping herself busy during lockdown by creating rainbow-themed bows and other hair accessories to show her support…
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Rachel Gilmore – on track for a career as a professional chef
…Most teenagers who achieve 11 GCSEs would be expected to go on to complete ‘A’ levels but the traditional route to university is not for everyone as former Northern Regional College student Rachel Gilmore can testify. Driven by her determination to qualify as a professional chef, Rachel decided to start…
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College move to Beresford Avenue remains “on schedule”
…Northern Regional College has confirmed that the relocation of its Coleraine campus to Beresford Avenue in the town later this year remains “on schedule”. The College is to move to the former St Joseph’s College premises while its new Union Street campus is built. The move is part of an…
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College Business students providing essential services during COVID-19
…Business students at Northern Regional College are among the hundreds of young people who have been working at the frontline to deliver essential services during the COVID-19 crisis. While many students have been contributing to frontline efforts through caring roles in the community, hospitals and care homes, others have been…
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“Hospitality is part of the heart and soul of Northern Ireland,” says local chef
…Two local chefs are partnering with Northern Regional College to promote hospitality as an attractive and rewarding career choice in Northern Ireland. Michael Caulfield is a part-time lecturer in Professional Cookery at Northern Regional College and proprietor of Caulfield & Dorrity Catering. He believes that despite the current lockdown restrictions…
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Magherafelt healthcare student managing demands of study whilst working as a senior
…Louise Glendinning, Level 4 Healthcare Practice student at Northern Regional College in Magherafelt is managing the demands of part-time study with working full-time as a Lead Senior Carer in a local privately-owned care home. Despite the challenges of having to complete the first year of the two-year course remotely as…
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