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Students at North West Regional College (NWRC) have received special recognition awards at the annual Best in Further Education Celebrations at Limavady campus.
Dr. Catherine O’Mullan Director of Curriculum and Academic Standards at NWRC said: “These celebrations end another wonderful year at NWRC marking the personal achievements of students who have completed their studies in over 60 further education programmes across our five main campuses. I offer my sincere thanks to the exceptional teams across all our campuses. Our academic and support staff are second to none, and I know I speak for them when I say how proud we are of all the students.
“I also extend my congratulations to all of our Awards winners this year for their achievements and success.”
The Best in FE Awards celebrate the achievements of Further Education graduates from the College’s campuses across Derry, Strabane and Limavady.
The event is always a highlight in the College calendar and involves the presentation of certificates and prizes to students from the four main curriculum departments across all College campuses.
Pictured above: Barry McDaid, Peter Boyle, Ross Barr, Sinead Barr, Michelle Young pictured at Best in FE at NWRC's Limavady campus.
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