Economy Minister Conor Murphy announced a new, free to access programme aimed at improving adult numeracy skills.

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has launched a Digital Skills Action Plan for 2024-34.

Economy Minister Conor Murphy is encouraging people to apply to a new Assured Skills Academy in Early Learning and Childcare, which opened today.

Forty students training at Belfast Met have been recognised for their achievements in the college’s annual Apprenticeships Awards.

Seven Belfast Met students and two staff have been honoured in the first ever Further Education NI Excellence Awards which were which were hosted in Armagh.

Northern Ireland's universities and further education colleges have joined forces in a groundbreaking initiative aimed at providing comprehensive information about local higher education options to school leavers.

Belfast Met has successfully achieved its Cyber Essentials Plus certification for the third year running.

Belfast Met social work lecturer, Gerry Skelton MBE was recently invited to the World Conference on Social Work, held in Panama, April 4th-7th, 2024. The IFSW, IASSW and ICSW joint conference theme was ‘Respecting diversity through joint social action’.

The announcement of the digital skills and employability programme comes during the visit by the U.S. Ambassador to the UK, Jane D. Hartley, and a U.S. business delegation led by the US Envoy for Economic Affairs in Northern Ireland, Joe Kennedy III.

Belfast Met in collaboration with EY NI, has kicked off the first in a new series of Assured Skills Academy training courses following their recent announcement of 1,000 new jobs in Northern Ireland.

Thirteen Belfast Met students have gone on to study at university for the first time with the help of a Uversity scholarship.

Students Kickstart Careers as Runners on The One Show.

Top class Belfast Met fashion student shortlisted for Study USA student of the year.

Delving into the world of IT with a Level 3 in Software & Cloud Development and securing a position as a Technology Apprentice at Citi. 

Belfast Met is celebrating after winning two awards at the Department for the Economy’s annual NI Apprenticeship Awards. Apprentice Ashling Ying won The Public Sector Apprentice Award, while the College also won The Large Employer Award for its partnership with the Galgorm Collection. A further three apprentices from Belfast Met were finalists at the event which took place in Titanic Belfast on 27 March, 2024.

"My life has changed since studying the course for the better. It has changed not just from what I have been taught here, but the confidence that it has given me throughout my time studying course. When I first started here, I was the quiet person in the class too afraid to say anything."

I joined Belfast Met when my son was a year old and going from a stay-at-home mum to studying something I love has benefitted both of us so much. I have also met such great teachers and made new friends while studying here. I'm nearly sad the course is only 1 year long and is coming to an end.

I finally feel like I have a purpose and it has given me the drive to succeed in life. I now have the opportunity to potentially go to university in September which I never in my wildest dreams thought was possible. I am so excited about my future and cannot wait to see what the next chapter brings.

I changed jobs and found a role that was solely focused on training. As part of this new role, I've been able to coach colleagues and support them in achieving their development goals. That has been really rewarding. As a result of studying with Belfast Met. I've been able to start my dream career.

As a result of her positive experiences at Belfast Met, Ellen went back to study a Level 3 Extended Diploma in Children's Care, Learning, and Development.