AUTUMN 2020 CONFERENCE
La Mon Hotel - Thursday 26th November
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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
UU suspends face-to-face lectures until Christmas
UU suspends face-to-face lectures until Christmas
Ulster University will teach online for the first term of the new academic year due to the pandemic.One in five students want universities to push start date back to January
One in five students want universities to push start date back to January
Eighteen per cent said they did not want to start in September if they cannot be on campus'Students like the flexibility': why online universities are here to stay
'Students like the flexibility': why online universities are here to stay
With the coronavirus pandemic radically reshaping the education system, universities may never be the same againMore than one-third of school leavers 'unsure about attending university after coronavirus'
More than one-third of school leavers 'unsure about attending university after coronavirus'
Study follows revelation that institutions face £760m loss in tuition feesWhat next for Londonderry's planned medical school?
What next for Londonderry's planned medical school?
NI's deputy first minister has said the first student doctors will start their training next year.Thousands of A-level students could lose their unconditional university offers
Thousands of A-level students could lose their unconditional university offers
Regulator seeks temporary powers after universities make 30,000 unconditional offers in lockdown panicMelissa Kirkpatrick GC Spiers
Our fantastic #KTP Company, @sensumco received an ‘Outstanding’ final grade in their second KTP. This exciting proj… t.co/9b5hVk30ac
The exam regulator @ofqual has pledged that autumn exams will be run for students who aren’t happy with their calcu… t.co/3Q7sGvFozz
#socialcare #carehomes #homecare #families #positive #ideas #UnsungHeroes t.co/gtiuRJl2de
BREAKING: Mark Dawe is stepping down as chief executive of the @AELPUK to lead a well-known training provider t.co/SWNwN22Gsy
Feast your eyes on more of our creatively inspired #MoyParkChallenge entries from the young people across N.Ireland… t.co/ICqfYKvgwe
Covid-19 will undoubtedly leave socio-economic scars. What part can #infrastructure play in facilitating an effecti… t.co/tsPOAvFgAE