North West Regional College

Dr. Lynda Hegarty and Peter Wisener, Head of Faculty, NWRC, Mayor of Derry and Strabane District Councillor, Lilian Seenoi Barr, Chef Stevie McCarry, and Francine Moran, NWRC’s Principal Lecturer in Sustainability and Social Responsibility. (pic Martin McKeown)

Chef Stevie teaches next generation of cooks

Pictured at the announcement of projects successful in applying for funding through DfE's Apprenticeship Inclusion Challenge Fund are (l-r) Marion McMahon, St Paul's High School, Bessbrook; Lynn Carvill, Women's Tec; Dr Catherine O'Mullan, North West Regional College; Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald; Richard Kirk, Workplus; Gabrielle Quinn, Northern Regional College; and Dr Andrew Kerr, Oberon Training and Development. CREDIT PETER O'HARA PHOTOGRAPHY

Causeway Coast & Glens projects to make workforce more inclusive

Cate O'Neill, apprentice at Vertiv and Aidan Lynch, electrical and mechanical technical trainer at Vertiv, Campsie, Derry, NI

Vertiv Apprenticeship Programme Boosts Jobs and Skills in Londonderry and Donega...

Abbey Brown and Katie Hepburn from Limavady High School chat with Veterinary Nursing lecturer at NWRC Limavady Gillian Morrow.

IN PHOTOS: NWRC Open Day at Limavady campus

Students from the UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative Practice at NWRC with Emma Dickson, Course Co-ordinator at NWRC, and Ethan Price from Buzz n’ Berry.

Causeway Coast art students unveil mural

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Students from Limavady and Coleraine - Deborah Mullan, Tristian Whitney and Charlotte McKendry pictured with Dr. Catherine O’Mullan, Director of Curriculum and Academic Standards at NWRC and Annette Duffy, Community Investment Manager at SSE Renewables, at the presentation of SSE Renewables scholarships. (pic Martin McKeown)

Scholarships for Coleraine and Limavady students

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has welcomed the job opportunities presented by the North West Regional College (NWRC) collaborative Assured Skills Academy in Software.

Coleraine and Garvagh firms link with NWRC

Lisburn student Rachel Monaghan (second left), pictured with (l -r) Moira Doherty, Department for the Economy, Jonathan Stewart, Director, British Council Northern Ireland and fellow Study USA students. Credit: Pacemaker Press

Student heading for opportunity of a lifetime on US scholarship programme

Ballymoney student Abbie McLaughlin (front centre) pictured with other Co Antrim Study USA students and Jonathan Stewart, Director, British Council Northern Ireland and Moira Doherty, Department for the Economy Credit: Pacemaker Press

US scholarship for Ballymoney's Abbie

Matthew Magee is presented with the Gerard Finnegan Memorial award by Dr Catherine O’Mullan, Director of Curriculum and Academic Standards at NWRC

Music student Matthew is worthy recipient of NWRC Gerard Finnegan award

Megan Moore is a student at NWRC Limavady

NWRC trainee hairdresser Megan shortlisted for OCN awards in Belfast

Hannah Middleton and Abbey Robb apply for course when they attended Open Day at NWRC's Limavady campus.

IN PICTURES: NWRC open day at Limavady

Limavady campus Level 3 Hairdresser Claudia Daly who won first prize in the Avant Garde Collection with her model Abi McLaughlin.

In pictures: Talented hairdressers at NWRC

Timothy Gilmore receives some tips from last years Silver Medal winner Morgan Nutt. Credit NWRC

Aghadowey's Timothy measures up for success at the Skillbuild Finals

Patricia Murphy, Volunteer Counsellor with Childline Foyle Night Service. Credit: NSPCC

Volunteering has enhanced Tyrone woman's relationship with her children

Pictured at the CITB NI SkillBuild NI Finals 2023 was Conor Dallas from Northern Regional College’s Ballymoney campus receiving the Overall Apprentice of the Year award from Sarah Travers, host and MC at the competition.

Success for Causeway Coast students in SkillBuild NI

Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Ivor Wallace said: “The Chef Academy has helped participants to develop skills and employability, which will in turn strengthen our food and hospitality sector and attract more visitors to our area. I want to congratulate all those who have completed this worthwhile programme.”

Recognition event held to mark the end of first ‘Chef Academy’.

Author Colin Ash

Dad publishes children's book about a little robot to help kids with autism

Daria on her travels

Coleraine's Daria's European education experience

Pictured at the launch of the new Work Ready Programme are Chloe Stewart (Causeway Coast and Glens Labour Market Partnership), Dearbhaile Hutchinson (Causeway Coast and Glens Labour Market Partnership), Catriona Sweeney (North West Regional College Curriculum Manager), the Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Councillor Ivor Wallace, Marie Donaghy, (Business Engagement Officer at Northern Regional College), and Marc McGerty (Causeway Coast and Glens Labour Market Partnership Manager).

Causeway Coast and Glens Labour Market Partnership announces new scheme

The Award for Personal Achievement and Commitment in HND Hair and Beauty Management went to Rebecca Cooke at NWRC’s Higher Education Graduation Ceremony

Top award for Macosquin graduate Rebecca

Valley Leisure Centre, Newtownabbey.

'Further engagement' planned over Antrim and Newtownabbey workers' pay dispute

NWRC lecturer Ivor Neill has been shortlisted for UK Further Education Lecturer of the Year. (Pic Martin McKeown).

Coleraine man Ivor's national teaching award

Bronagh Parke pictured with baby Sofia.

Bronagh keeps last promise to baby daughter Sofia

Glyn Roberts (Retail NI) and Cheryl McNeill (Northern Regional College).

Northern Regional College supports retail recovery scheme

Photo by Aaron McCracken

Economy Minister: I remain committed to the North West

Katelyn McShane now wants to finish her Bachelor’s Degree

Ad Feature “I studied in the US as part of my NWRC Foundation Degree”

NWRC's Finneen Bradley is looking ahead to Virtual Higher Education Week advising students of the Higher Education choices available locally.

The benefits of studying locally are highlighted in virtual programme

Students who received their UU Diploma HE Counselling, UU Certificate HE Counselling and UU Counselling Skills, at the North West Regional College annual Graduation ceremony held in The Millennium Forum. Included is Seamus Murphy, college director and Arthur Rainey, governor. (2001T01)

GALLERY: Millennium Forum grads in 2007

Joanne Moore, Jill Scott and Hayley Vance, wait to collect their Foundation Science Degree in Travel & Tourism Management at the North West Regional College annual Graduation ceremony held in The Millennium Forum.(0901T01)

MEMORIES: Graduations at the Forum

Vanessa Canning, who is now a part-time lecturer at NWRC, will be among almost 700 graduates who will receive their Higher Education and Access qualifications at the college’s Virtual Graduation on November 27.

North West Regional College to stage virtual graduation ceremony

Banner designs created by local artists telling the story of the area and promoting the importance of ‘Shop Eat Enjoy Local are welcoming visitors to Limavady after being selected following a public art competition

New town centre banners unveiled in the north west

NWRC Journalism student Ciaran Lockhart gives his daughters Niamh and Aoibheann a tour of the media facilities at the college.

Mature students making the most of their second opportunities

Former Southern Regional College student Emma Hamilton, now a nurse on the COVID-19 wards in Craigavon, Daisy Hill and Royal Victoria Hospitals

Students help during crisis

NRC Newtownabbey. Pic by Google.

Coronavirus: Colleges to suspend all face-to-face lessons

Business Skills Manager at NWRC Sinead Hawkins, with NWRC's Technology Innovation Manager Fergal Tuffy, prepare for the business breakfast.

North West Regional College hosts free Business Breakfast at Strabane Campus on...

Friday's Child Danny Lyttle

Friday's Child: Danny Lyttle: ‘I’d do it all exactly the same’

Everyone is welcome to attend the North West Regional College Open Days on February 25, 26 and 27.

North West Regional College Open Days: ‘It is important we harness all of our h...

Workplus has announced that it has created 120 apprenticeship opportunities with 28 employers in Northern Ireland and applications are now open. At the launch were Jim Wilkinson, Director of Apprenticeships, Careers and Vocational Education at the Department for the Economy; Richard Kirk, Director of Workplus and Former Thornhill College and North West Regional College student Jane McMonagle, civil engineering degree apprentice at Atkins.

Apprentice Janebacks Workplus Campaign

Adam Eccles, Limavady High School, Cassius Clapton, St Mary's Limavady, and Andre Smith, Limavady High School, who competed in the Futurechef Regional Heats at North West Regional College. Also pictured are Leyonia Davey, Curriculum Manager, Hospitality and Catering, NWRC, Paul Sharkey, Bishop's Gate Hotel and Alice Quinn, Northern Ireland Project Team, Springboard. (Pic Martin McKeown).

Cassius tastes success in FutureChef heat

Cassius Clapton In the Futurechef competition at NWRC.

Cassius has the recipe to become a FutureChef