SERC Unveils New Course Opportunities Starting in September

SERC has unveiled its full rangexa0of new part-time courses which are starting in September.xa0Dozens of new courses leading to accredited qualifications are starting including; media, hair and beauty, animal care, bio sciences, early years, health and care, engineering, construction and computing. There is also a wide range of recreational courses covering areas such as arts and craft, languages, horticulture and DIY.

[caption id="attachment_38019" align="alignright" width="390"]The Northern Ireland Film School in the SERC campus in Ballynahinch. The Northern Ireland Film School in the SERC campus in Ballynahinch is at the leading edge of media studies.xa0[/caption]

To view the full range of part-time courses available pick up a copy of our new 2013/14 prospectus from your local campus.

โ€œSERC is extremely excited to expandxa0our range of educational opportunities to students and the surrounding communities,โ€ said Ken Webb, Principal and Chief Executive of SERC. “The creation of the courses will open new doors for local people that could transform their lives. I would like to encourage perspective students to visit our part-time open evening to find out how we can help them realise their ambitions.โ€

Whether you are looking for a part-time course to further your current career or the opportunity to take a complete career-change, SERC can offer a vast range of options.

SERC will be holding a part-time open evening on 29 August from 5pm to 8pm and another on the 3 September between 5pm and 8pm. This evening will provide prospective students with an opportunity to speak with lecturers about specific courses and view the collegeโ€™s state-of-the-art facilities. Our careers advisors will also be on hand for those who arenโ€™t sure which route to take.

For more information or to enrol, call our enrolment hotline on 0845 600 7555 or find us on Facebook, search: South Eastern Regional College.

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