Open Days at NWRC: Register and you could begin your college journey this September

Open Days are a fantastic opportunity to discover more about the huge range of courses availableplaceholder image
Open Days are a fantastic opportunity to discover more about the huge range of courses available

Open Days will take place on Tuesday, February 25 (Strabane campus), Wednesday, February 26 (Strand Road and Springtown campuses), and Thursday, February 27 (Main Street and Greystone Limavady campuses)

North West Regional College has announced details of its 2025 Open Days offering students the chance to explore their campuses, receive career advice and make an application for a course.

Open Days will take place on Tuesday, February 25 (Strabane campus), Wednesday, February 26 (Strand Road and Springtown campuses), and Thursday, February 27 (Main Street and Greystone Limavady campuses).

The college will be open from 12pm to 7pm each day and visitors can meet faculty staff and students, learn about the wide range of academic programmes available, and find out more about the college’s support services that include student services, safeguarding, careers and Learning Link. 

And if you register to attend Open Day beforehand, you have the chance of winning a high spec Laptop - log on to www.nwrc.ac.uk/opendays to find out more. 

Open Days are a fantastic opportunity to discover more about the huge range of courses available which start this September, while finding out more about the experiences of being a student in the North West.

Members of staff will be on hand to take you through the numerous career options available – and you can see around the college facilities yourself.

Prospective students can also take part in fun activities such as a search of the campus to find a key to win a special prize!

NWRC offers a huge number of courses ranging from Apprenticeships and Traineeships, Art and Design; Administration; Business; Construction and the Built Environment; Care and Health, Engineering;  Hospitality and Catering; Media, Multimedia and Journalism; Music; Performing Arts; Science; Sport and Leisure, Travel and Tourism; Computing and I.T., Early Years, Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy, and  Adult Learning.

Courses are available for people of all ages aged 16 and over.  You can have a look at the range of full and part time courses on our website at www.nwrc.ac.uk

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