SERC Offer Range Of Higher Level Courses For Post A-Level Students

SERC is calling on young people to consider signing up for a course now that teh A-level results are out. SERC is calling on young people to consider signing up for a course now that the A-level results are out.[/caption]

With students across the province receiving their A’ Level results, SERC offer a wide range of higher education courses including HNC, HND, Foundation Degree and Degree qualifications.

SERC have recently introduced a wide range of new Foundation degree programs including:

Computing and Software Development, Mechatronic Engineering, Sport Exercise and Fitness, Leadership and Management, Sustainable Construction and Applied and Medical Science plus many more.

And with places still available why not enrol today?

To enrol visit your local SERC campus or for more information visit www.serc.ac.uk/gettheedge.A-Levels Are Not The Only Option For GCSE Students-NIIRTA

NIIRTA Congratulates Young People On results In A-Levels The Northern Ireland Independent Retail Trade Association (NIIRTA) has congratulated young people receiving their GCSE results today and urged them to consider alternative courses to A-Levels, which the six FE local FE Colleges offer. NIIRTA Chief Executive Glyn Roberts said:xa0“Congratulations to all those who did well today and to those who didn’t –there are many other options available. “A-Levels are not the only show in town and our six FE Colleges have a fantastic range of alternative vocational courses which can lead on to University or toward a career path. “We need to see a greater emphasis at ages 16-18 on Level 3 vocational courses, which are business friendly and build a wider skills set for an ever changing economy. “Our Retail Sector needs new entrepreneurs and decisions on courses at 16 is important to creating the next generation of small businesses”

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