BelTech EDU, a conference to support the next generation of technologists, is set to return for the first time since 2019. Taking place on 9 March at Titanic Belfast, BelTech

Lisa Bennett,  who has spearheaded Good Relations work in schools,  recently visited Windsor Castle to receive her OBE from a Member of The Royal Family after being honoured by the

Parents and pupils from across Northern Ireland are invited to learn about the career opportunities of today and of the future as the Your Child: Their Future exhibition returns to

Three Ulster University students have received scholarships from Choice Housing, one of the largest independent housing associations in Northern Ireland. The ‘Choice Scholarships 2023’, in partnership with Ulster University, provide

Local employer Lidl Northern Ireland announced pay increases worth £3 million for all employees and confirmed the creation of 200 new local jobs in 2023. The move will see Lidl

‘The opportunities within apprenticeship programmes cannot be understated, both for individuals and companies; they play an integral role in helping us to retain the specialist skillset that we have established

The ‘30 Under 30 Climate Change-Makers’ programme has been designed by environmental charity Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful to engage and utilise the passions and strengths of our young people, as

Globally recognised astronomical research centre, Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, has co-authored a research paper that outlines the discovery of ultra-hot hydrogen molecules in interstellar space. The groundbreaking discovery is the

To mark this year’s celebration of National Apprenticeship Week (6th – 12th February), two placement students with bright futures in their fields from Northern Ireland-based learning technology company Synergy Learning

Linen Quarter Business Improvement District (LQ BID) has been appointed for a second five-year term following a six-week statutory ballot period. The results showed resounding support of the BID’s role