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Welcome to NISCA. Please browse the website and add any resources, calendar dates or articles of interest to share. I hope that through our website and attendance at conferences you will meet fellow practitioners and find new materials to enrich your delivery of CEIAG to N.Ireland’s young people. The majority of N.I schools and colleges belong to NISCA, if you are not yet a member please join us.
Hilary West-Hurst
NISCA Chair
NISCA will endeavour to enhance the quality of Careers Provision in schools and Regional Colleges and to create a desire for life-long learning.
Any teacher or lecturer from a school or Regional College can join NISCA.
Membership is inexpensive and the benefits of being a NISCA member include :
★ Two conferences per year
★ Network with other careers professionals
★ Full access to all sections and downloads from all of our websites.
To join NISCA simply contact us via this form.
NISCA organises two Conferences per year for members. Normally we host a Conference each Spring and Autumn. NISCA membership includes free attendance for at least two persons at both Conferences.
Our conferences feature a wide range of valuable talks and workshops which are delivered by representatives from numerous organisations e.g. Industry, Universities, ETI
May 2019 Conference
Tech firm creates 80 jobs in Belfast
bbc.com
Futrli uses artificial intelligence technology to manage data for small businesses and accountancy firms.
Universities condemn ‘catastrophic’ plan to link fees to graduate pay
theguardian.com
Academics say Augar proposals could damage arts degrees and lose Britain its creative edge
Number of jobs in NI at record high
bbc.com
Employee jobs in Northern Ireland reached a new record high of 778,240 in March, official figures suggest.
The future of work in manufacturing
www2.deloitte.com
Job rules and the nature of work are changing in what’s called the Fourth Industrial Revolution. We examine what future manufacturing jobs will be like in the digital era.
Stranmillis to offer Catholic qualification
bbc.com
It opens up jobs in Catholic primary schools to teachers who study at Stranmillis.
Increasing numbers of Cambridge applicants failing to achieve three As at A-Level
telegraph.co.uk
Growing numbers of Cambridge applicants are failing to achieve three As at A’ Level, suggesting that schools and colleges are increasingly over-predicting grades.James Davey
Become a Spa #apprentice in #Newquay with this from @truro_penwith t.co/Umik6eFdxo
Social Worker required with @FCAS_NI To find out more and to apply online, follow the link below:… t.co/gxnGd037AA
Part time Lecturer in Sewing and Textiles required at @cravencollege t.co/pakT6WZh75
Celebration dinner for our @ragdogs_ winners at @wagamama_uk 😊🎉 #YEFinal2019