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ALT Infographic saying World Skills UK National Finals
ALT Picture of Ryan McCall, Winner of the Higher Level Apprentice of the Year 2025, Dr Caoimhe Archibald, Economy Minister, Sarah Welsh, Winner of the Public Sector Apprentice of the Year 2025 and Frank Mitchell, compere for the 2026 Awards ceremony.
ALT The Minister is pictured with NWRC level 3 BTEC extended diploma students Harry Lavery, Eve Gorman and Ellie Kelly Carton.
ALT A photo of the Minister with a a group of people at the steps of the North West Regional College in Derry with a balloon arch in the background as young people get their exam results.
ALT The Minister is pictured with NWRC level 3 BTEC extended diploma student Ellie Kelly Carton.
ALT A photo of the Minister and the head of the careers service holding a sign with details on how to
ALT Designed slide with photograph of electrical switchgear on the right hand side. The words 16 electrical switchgear training places in North West with Vertiv appear in black lettering on a white background on the left hand side with the DfE, NWRC and Vertiv logos across the top. The Assured Skills Academies - A fast track to a new career appear across the bottom.
ALT Photograph of Marie Doyle, office senior partner at Deloitte Belfast, Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald and Belfast Met’s interim Principal and Chief Executive Damian Duffy in Deloitte's offices.
ALT At the launch of the Northern Ireland Skills Barometer are Kathleen O'Hare (Chair NI Skills Council), Mark Magill (Ulster University Principal Economist), Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald, Professor Paul Bartholomew (Vice-Chancellor Ulster University), and Suzanne Wylie (CEO NI Chamber )
ALT Pictured with Economy Minister Conor Murphy at Southern Regional College, Banbridge, are Clodagh Palmer, Senior Talent Acquisition Specialist at Banbridge company Alternative Heat; Niall McCartan, year 2 higher level apprentice at Southern Regional College, on work placement with Alternative Heat; Denise Cornett, Training and Apprenticeship Manager, Southern Regional College; and Lee Campbell, Principal and Chief Executive, Southern Regional College.
