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Mercy Secondary School, Ballymahon, has become one of the first schools in Europe to achieve European Digital Schools Awards status.

Members of the Personal Finance Society (PFS) voiced their preference to remain part of the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) group, calling for greater collaboration and a new leader of the PFS, according to the findings of the CII’s consultation.

With news on: Liverpool city launches recycling campaign; Wood Recyclers’ Association gains CPD approval; Oxford changes bin collections to tackle climate emergency; Minister Poots encourages carrier bag reuse.

<p><span>The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) is delighted to have taken part (23/02) in an Alumni ceremony with the Ghana Investment and Securities Institute (GISI).  This celebrated the inaugural 10 students completing the licensing programme developed by GISI in partnership with the CISI in 2019.</span></p>

Hundreds of nurses across the country are practicing illegally because their practice certificates have not been renewed by the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Botswana (NMCB), this publication can reveal.

There is a well-documented skills shortage which can make it difficult to fill many technology and data-related roles in Scotland. And, at the same time, the workforce in those areas can often lack diversity, with too few women and ethnic minority employees.

Therefore, it is fundamental to keep up to speed with new innovations and certain required skillsets. How does this modern, specific piece of machinery

Physiotherapy Course - Myofascial Dry Needling and Cupping (Level 1) - Singapore - N/A

A project, involving Lancaster University, that will see some of Lancaster's 'runaway slaves' memorialised in the city’s Judges' Lodgings museum, has been awarded funding to support school workshops, teacher training and an exhibition.The Judges’ Lod

Both university and individual members tipped to benefit from the new global partnership