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SERC is recruiting graduates for two new Graduate programmes - Digital Marketing and Future Leaders - fully funded through The Flexible Skills Fund from the Department for Economy. Apply online visit www.serc.ac.uk/Grad-Prog-21 Pictured (L-R) SERC graduates Matthew McPherson and Shannen Magee.

New programmes on Employability for Graduates By The Newsroom

SERC Chefs, Brian Magill (left based at Bangor Campus) and Thomas McCluney (right based at Ards Campus), hosted a masterclass in traditional Irish breads in a live webinar for students at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU), Hong Kong which was organised through Invest NI’s Hong Kong office which offered NI Colleges the opportunity to build a collaborative link with PolyU School of Hotel and Tourism Management in Hong Kong as part of its international culinary outreach programme.

Hong Kong students get a ‘Taste’ of Northern Ireland By The Newsroom

Stephen Parker, a HND Creative Media Production student at SERC’s NI Film & Television School (NIFTS) scripted dramas which won Royal Television Society NI Student Awards in 2020 and 2021. Stephen, from Newtownards, is pictured on set of award-winning She Cries At Night with leading lady, Rebecca Hickey.

SERC open evening for Higher Education students By The Newsroom

Extension to Apprenticeship Recovery Package By The Newsroom

South Eastern Regional College (SERC) are scheduled to host a full programme of activities for students and staff as part of Global Entrepreneurship Week 16 -22 November including live Q & As with entrepreneurs Philip Bain and Marie Nancarrow of Titanic Denim. Pictured L – R Innovation Advisors Megan Rlllins, Rachel Innes and Dearbhla Knight. Visit serc.ac.uk

SERC students steer their own course By The Newsroom

SERC are calling for students to make their applications for courses commencing in September 2020 emphasising that they are #OnlineAndOpenForBusiness Pictured is Level 3 Animal Management student Hollie Smith, who is completing her course and plans to progress to veterinary nursing. Hollie who was part of the SERC team selected for the BT Young Scientist this year, encourage her peers to find out what is on offer at SERC and make their application now.

Apply now to SERC for September entry By The Newsroom

Heavy Vehicle Course Coordinator, Ian McClure with Level 3, Level 3 first year Josh Fletcher from Saintfield, apprentice with Tony Patterson Sports Grounds and Cormac Quinn, from Belfast, apprentice Belfast City Council, who also took part in the competition, and John Nixon, Head of School, SERC.

Apprentice success at Heavy Vehicle Intercampus Competition