A LECTURER at South Eastern Regional College’s Newtownards campus has praised the value of hands-on careers events.
William Kane, construction lecturer, was speaking after a recent Armed Forces Careers Exhibition at Kinnegar Barracks, Holywood, and at Belfast Docks.
“I think this was an excellent opportunity for the students to see what life in the armed forces is really like. It is great to be able to take students to events such as this to help enhance learning,” he said.
During the day students had the chance to find out more about the various jobs and trades within the Armed Forces, including areas such as training, bursaries and scholarships.
In addition to having the opportunity to speak to industry experts, there were also demonstrations of weaponry, machinery and vehicles.
A Lecturer at South Eastern Regional College’s Newtownards campus has praised the value of hands-on careers events.
William Kane, construction lecturer, was speaking after a recent Armed Forces Careers Exhibition at Kinnegar Barracks, Holywood, and at Belfast Docks.
“I think this was an excellent opportunity for the students to see what life in the armed forces is really like. It is great to be able to take students to events such as this to help enhance learning,” he said.
During the day students had the chance to find out more about the various jobs and trades within the Armed Forces, including areas such as training, bursaries and scholarships.
In addition to having the opportunity to speak to industry experts, there were also demonstrations of weaponry, machinery and vehicles.
