College Updates

College Note - Weather Update

Due to adverse weather condition, ALL classes on Friday 19th January will be delivered ONLINE. 

All College support services will also be delivered online. College buildings will be open, and scheduled examinations will take place on-campus. Students with queries on these arrangements should contact their course lecturer.

We encourage everyone to take extra care if out and about.

Note to College Students

As a result of coordinated planned strike action by public sector workers in Northern Ireland, including lecturers and transport workers, which is scheduled to take place on Thursday, January 18^th 2024. North West Regional College wishes to advise students of the following arrangements to the teaching of courses on this day:

• Some college lecturers will take part in strike action. To ensure student wellbeing and safety students should not attend any campus on Thursday 18^th January 2024 unless they are sitting an examination.

• Exams planned for Thursday 18^th January 2024 will run as normal unless you are contacted by the college with a rescheduled date. As public transport is not available, alternative transport arrangements should be made. Students will be required to bring a photographic ID to gain access to the exam room.
  

• All day time and evening classes will be delivered remotely. Due to the nature of this strike action, the College is unable to determine whether teaching of all classes will take place online.
• Please use your college login credentials to access the College Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) if your lesson is being delivered remotely. If your Lecturer has not logged-in within 15 minutes of the lesson start time, then please be advised that the lesson will therefore not take place.
• Students on Part-Time and evening classes are advised that many of these classes will not take place - unless you are contacted by the College and advised of alternative arrangements. If you have not been contacted, your class will not take place.
• Students with work placements already confirmed Thursday, January 18^th should continue to attend as required.
• All apprentices should remain at work.
• College buildings will open at 8.15 am and will close at 5:15 pm. General access to classrooms will not be available on Thursday, January 18^th 2024.
• College support services (inc. Admissions, Student Services/Finance, Safeguarding, Learning Link, Careers) will move online and remain unaffected and will be available as normal on Thursday, January 18^th 2024.
• Limited catering provision will be available.
• EMA student finance and funding will be unaffected for eligible students.

The College wishes to apologise to all students for any inconvenience these changes may cause. It is our intention to endeavour to cover all aspects of lost work during the academic year to ensure the full curriculum is delivered.

Students experiencing any issues accessing the College network etc. are encouraged to contact NWRC IT Services Helpdesk via IT.Support@nwrc.ac.uk OR 028 7127 6565.

For information on how to access NWRC digital services remotely watch this tutorial.

Note to College Students

As a result of planned strike action from the University & College Union (UCU), which is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, November 22, and Thursday, November 30, North West Regional College wishes to advise students of the following arrangements to the teaching of courses on this day:

• • Full-Time further education and higher education courses will be delivered by remote learning unless by exception, students will be contacted if their classes will take place on site.
  • Please use your college login credentials to access the College Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) if your lesson is being delivered remotely.
  • Students with work placements already confirmed Wednesday, November 22, and/or Thursday, November 30 should continue to attend as required.
  • Students on Part-Time and evening classes are advised that many of these classes will not take place - unless you are contacted by the College and advised of alternative arrangements. If you have not been contacted, your class will not take place.
  • College buildings will open at 8.15am. General access to classrooms will not be available on Wednesday, November 22 and Thursday, November 30.
  • College support services (inc. Admissions, Student Services/Finance, Safeguarding, Learning Link, Careers) remain unaffected and will be available as normal on Wednesday, November 22, and Thursday, November 30. EMA student finance and funding will be unaffected for eligible students.
  • Student requiring access to IT resources can do so via College libraries or Careers Academy areas. College FoodHub canteen services are also available on Wednesday, November 22, and Thursday, November 30. It is our intention to endeavour to cover all aspects of lost work during the academic year to ensure the full curriculum is delivered.

Note: Due to the nature of this strike action, the College is unable to determine whether teaching of all classes will take place online. Please log-in to your class using your College credentials, and if your Lecturer has not logged-in within 15 minutes of the lesson start time, then please be advised that the lesson will therefore not take place.

The College wishes to apologise to all students for any inconvenience these changes may cause.

Students experiencing any issues accessing the College network etc. are encouraged to contact NWRC IT Services Helpdesk via IT.Support@nwrc.ac.uk OR 028 7127 6565.

For information on how to access NWRC digital services remotely watch this tutorial.

Note to College Students

As a result of planned strike action from the University & College Union (UCU), which is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, November 14, North West Regional College wishes to advise students of the following arrangements to the teaching of courses on this day:

• • Full-Time further education and higher education courses will be delivered by remote learning unless by exception, students will be contacted if their classes will take place on site.
  • Please use your college login credentials to access the College Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) if your lesson is being delivered remotely.
  • Students with work placements already confirmed for Tuesday, November 14 should continue to attend as required.
  • Students on Part-Time and evening classes are advised that many of these classes will not take place - unless you are contacted by the College and advised of alternative arrangements. If you have not been contacted, your class will not take place.
  • College buildings will open at 8.15am. General access to classrooms will not be available on Tuesday, November 14.
  • College support services (inc. Admissions, Student Services/Finance, Safeguarding, Learning Link, Careers) remain unaffected and will be available as normal on Tuesday, November 14. EMA student finance and funding will be unaffected for eligible students.
  • Student requiring access to IT resources can do so via College libraries or Careers Academy areas. College FoodHub canteen services are also available on Tuesday, November 14.

It is our intention to endeavour to cover all aspects of lost work during the academic year to ensure the full curriculum is delivered.

Note: Due to the nature of this strike action, the College is unable to determine whether teaching of all classes will take place online. Please log-in to your class using your College credentials, and if your Lecturer has not logged-in within 15 minutes of the lesson start time, then please be advised that the lesson will therefore not take place.

The College wishes to apologise to all students for any inconvenience these changes may cause.

Students experiencing any issues accessing the College network etc. are encouraged to contact NWRC IT Services Helpdesk via IT.Support@nwrc.ac.uk OR 028 7127 6565.

For information on how to access NWRC digital services remotely watch this tutorial.

Note to College Students

As a result of planned strike action from the University & College Union (UCU), which is scheduled to take place on Monday, November 6, North West Regional College wishes to advise students of the following arrangements to the teaching of courses on this day:

• • Full-Time further education and higher education courses will be delivered by remote learning on both days unless by exception, students will be contacted if their classes will take place on site.
  • Please use your college login credentials to access the College Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) if your lesson is being delivered remotely.
  • Students with work placements already confirmed for November 6 should continue to attend as required.
  • Students on Part-Time and evening classes are advised that many of these classes will not take place - unless you are contacted by the College and advised of alternative arrangements. If you have not been contacted, your class will not take place.
  • College buildings will open at 8.15am. General access to classrooms will not be available on Monday, November 6.
  • College support services (inc. Admissions, Student Services/Finance, Safeguarding, Learning Link, Careers) remain unaffected and will be available as normal on Monday, November 6. EMA student finance and funding will be unaffected for eligible students.
  • Student requiring access to IT resources can do so via College libraries or Careers Academy areas. College FoodHub canteen services are also available on Monday, November 6.

It is our intention to endeavour to cover all aspects of lost work during the academic year to ensure the full curriculum is delivered.

Note: Due to the nature of this strike action, the College is unable to determine whether teaching of all classes will take place online. Please log-in to your class using your College credentials, and if your Lecturer has not logged-in within 15 minutes of the lesson start time, then please be advised that the lesson will therefore not take place.

The College wishes to apologise to all students for any inconvenience these changes may cause.

Students experiencing any issues accessing the College network etc. are encouraged to contact NWRC IT Services Helpdesk via IT.Support@nwrc.ac.uk OR 028 7127 6565.

For information on how to access NWRC digital services remotely watch this tutorial.

Note to College Students

As a result of planned strike action from the University & College Union (UCU), which is scheduled to take place on Thursday 12 October and Friday 20^th October, North West Regional College wishes to advise students of the following arrangements to the teaching of courses on this day:

• Full time further education and higher education courses will be delivered by remote learning on both days unless by exception, students will be contacted if their classes will take place on site.
• Please use your college login credentials to access the College Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) if your lesson is being delivered remotely.
• Students with work placements already confirmed for both Thursday 12 October and Friday 20^th of October, should continue to attend as required.
• Students on part-time and evening classes are advised that many of these classes will not take place - unless you are contacted by the College and advised of alternative arrangements. If you have not been contacted, your class will not take place.
• College buildings will open at 8.15am. Access to classrooms will not be available on either Thursday 12 October or Friday 20^th of October.
• College support services (inc. Admissions, Student Services/Finance, Safeguarding, Learning Link, Careers) remain unaffected and will be available as normal on Thursday 12 October and Friday 20^th of October. EMA student finance and funding will be unaffected for eligible students.
• Student requiring access to IT resources can do so via College libraries or Careers Academy areas. College FoodHub canteen services are also available on Thursday 12 October and Friday 20^th of October.

It is our intention to endeavor to cover all aspects of lost work during the academic year to ensure the full curriculum is delivered. Note: Due to the nature of this strike action, the College is unable to determine whether teaching of all classes will take place online. Please log-in to your class using your College credentials, and if your Lecturer has not logged-in within 15 minutes of the lesson start time, then please be advised that the lesson will therefore not take place.

The College wishes to apologise to all students for any inconvenience these changes may cause.

Students experiencing any issues accessing the College network etc. are encouraged to contact NWRC IT Services Helpdesk via IT.Support@nwrc.ac.uk OR 028 7127 6565. 

For information on how to access NWRC digital services remotely watch this tutorial.

Note to College Students

As a result of planned strike action from the University & College Union (UCU), which is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, October 4, North West Regional College wishes to advise students of the following arrangements to the teaching of courses on this day:

• if you are studying a full-time course, teaching will be delivered online on Wednesday, October 4. Please use your college login credentials to access the College Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) and your lesson.
• students with work placements already confirmed for Wednesday, October 4, should continue to attend as required.
• students on part-time courses which have already started will be advised of arrangements.
• students already enrolled on part-time and evening classes which were postponed from last Wednesday are advised that many of these classes will not take place - unless you are contacted by the College and advised of alternative arrangements. If you have not been contacted, your class will not take place.
• Any part time and evening classes postponed for two weeks will be delivered from Wednesday 11 October.
• College buildings will open at 8.15am. Access to classrooms will not be available on Wednesday, October 4.
• College support services (inc. Admissions, Student Services/Finance, Safeguarding, Learning Link, Careers) remain unaffected and will be available as normal on Wednesday, October 4. EMA student finance and funding will be unaffected for eligible students.
• Student requiring access to IT resources can do so via College libraries or Careers Academy areas. College FoodHub canteen services are also available on Wednesday, October 4.

It is our intention to endeavor to cover all aspects of lost work during the academic year to ensure the full curriculum is delivered. We anticipate that Wednesday classes will not be further impacted for a number of weeks.

Note: Due to the nature of this strike action, the College is unable to determine whether teaching of all classes will take place online. Please log-in to your class using your College credentials, and if your Lecturer has not logged-in within 15 minutes of the lesson start time, then please be advised that the lesson will therefore not take place.

The College wishes to apologise to all students for any inconvenience these changes may cause.

Students experiencing any issues accessing the College network etc. are encouraged to contact NWRC IT Services Helpdesk via IT.Support@nwrc.ac.uk OR 028 7127 6565.

For information on how to access NWRC digital services remotely watch this tutorial.

Note to College Students

As a result of planned strike action from the University & College Union (UCU), which is scheduled to take place on Wednesday 27^th September, North West Regional College wishes to advise students of the following arrangements to the teaching of courses on this day:

• if you are studying a full-time course, teaching will be delivered online on Wednesday 27^th September. Please use your college login credentials to access the College Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) and your lesson.
• students with work placements already confirmed for Wednesday 27^th September should continue to attend as required.
• students on part-time courses which have already started – these classes will be delivered online.
• students already enrolled on part-time and evening classes which were postponed from last week and due to take place on Wednesday 27^th September, are advised that many of these classes will not take place - unless you are contacted by the College and advised of arrangements. If you have not been contacted, your class will not take place.
• College buildings will open at 8.15am. Access to classrooms will not be available on Wednesday 27^th September.
• College support services (inc. Admissions, Student Services/Finance, Safeguarding, Learning Link, Careers) remain unaffected and will be available as normal on Wednesday 27^th September. EMA student finance and funding will be unaffected for eligible students.
• Student requiring access to IT resources can do so via College libraries or Careers Academy areas. College FoodHub canteen services are also available on Wednesday 27^th September.

Note: Due to the nature of this strike action, the College is unable to determine whether teaching of all classes will take place online. Please log-in to your class using your College credentials, and if your Lecturer has not logged-in within 15 minutes of the lesson start time, then please be advised that the lesson will therefore not take place.

The College wishes to apologise to all students for any inconvenience these changes may cause.

Students experiencing any issues accessing the College network etc. are encouraged to contact NWRC IT Services Helpdesk via IT.Support@nwrc.ac.uk OR 028 7127 6565.

For information on how to access NWRC digital services remotely watch this tutorial.

Note to College Students

All College courses (Full-Time and Part-Time) timetabled for week commencing 25^th September 2023 will return to normal delivery in College campuses on the following days:

Monday 25^th , Tuesday 26^th, Thursday 28^th, and Friday 29^th September.

Note: The University & College Union (UCU) are holding a further day of strike action on Wednesday 27^th September, and a notification update on arrangements for teaching and course delivery for Wednesday the 27^th will be issued to students early next week.

The College wishes to apologise to all students for any inconvenience the recent changes to the teaching of College courses may have caused.

Note to College Students

As a result of planned strike action from the University & College Union (UCU), which is scheduled to take place 18^th – 22^nd September inclusive, North West Regional College wishes to advise students of the following arrangements to the teaching of courses during this period:

• if you are studying a full-time course, teaching will be delivered online from week commencing 18 September. Please use your college login credentials to access the College VLE and your lesson.
• students with work placements already confirmed for the week commencing 18 September should continue to attend as required.
• for students on part-time courses which have already started, teaching will be delivered online for the week commencing 18 September. Please use your college login credentials to access the College VLE and your lesson.
• any part-time course which was originally due to start week commencing 18 September, will now start week commencing 25 September.
• College buildings will open at 8.15am and will close at 6.30pm (Mon – Thurs), and 4.00 pm (Friday)
• College support services (inc. Admissions, Student Services/Finance, Safeguarding, Learning Link, Careers) remain unaffected and will be available as normal during this period. EMA student finance and funding will be unaffected for eligible students.
• access to College classrooms will not be available during this period. Student requiring access to IT resources can do so via College libraries or Careers Academy areas. College canteen services are also available during this period.

Note: Due to the nature of this strike action, the College is unable to determine whether teaching of all classes will take place online. Please log-in to your class using your College credentials, and if your Lecturer has not logged-in within 15 minutes of the lesson start time, then please be advised that the lesson will therefore not take place.

The College wishes to apologise to all students for any inconvenience these changes may cause.

A further update to students on teaching arrangements for week commencing 25^th September will be issued 21^st September 2023.

Students experiencing any issues accessing the College network etc. are encouraged to contact NWRC IT Services Helpdesk via IT.Support@nwrc.ac.uk OR 028 7127 6565.

For information on how to access NWRC digital services remotely watch this tutorial.