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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.
NISCA will support Careers education in schools and Regional Colleges.
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
November 2019 Conference
Northern Ireland nursing and midwifery staff vacancies up by 80% since 2017
The number of staff vacancies in Northern Ireland's nursing and midwifery sector has increased by 80% since early 2017.
Want a reason to jump out of bed in the morning? Then find your Ikigai.
How are we supposed to know what our true calling in life is? Especially when there is still so much to experience, knowledge to gain, and our dreams don’t seem possible. Picking something and sayi…
Why climate change is a career issue
Last night was the leaders’ climate debate. I was out at Skills Builders tenth birthday and so I missed all of the fun. But I was amused to see that Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage (who had decided …
PwC announce plans to recruit 600 graduates in Belfast
PRICE Waterhouse Cooper (PwC) has announced plans to create 600 jobs in Belfast, taking its workforce in the city to 2,900.
Half of students get degree place with lower grades
Admissions service, Ucas, says 49% of 18-year-olds were accepted with lower grades than those advertised.
The medical school waiting to train doctors
It had been hoped the first students would be training this year at a new school in Londonderry.
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*Date for your Diary* Our Open Evenings will be held Monday 3rd - Saturday 8th of February!
Winner of Liberty IT prize for being the top performing student in first year of BSc Computer Science says, "The pl… t.co/pebBtlM7oG