Southern Regional College
Margaret Mc Namee has extensive experience in education and business development, currently serving as a Business Development Executive at Southern Regional College since September 2007, where responsibilities include coordinating projects for business and industry clients and promoting Business Support initiatives. Margaret has also lectured in Travel & Tourism, Hospitality Management, Recreational Spanish, and essential skills literacy. Prior experience includes working as an Operations Manager at Southern Regional College, overseeing diverse catering services, and managing operations at Tí Chulainn Cultural Activity Centre. Educational qualifications range from a Degree in Tourism Management to certificates in Data Analytics and Digital Marketing.
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Southern Regional College
Southern Regional College is one of the largest education providers in Northern Ireland with approximately 10,000 students enrolled annually and over 900 members of staff. Straddled between the two council areas of Armagh, Banbridge & Craigavon and Newry, Mourne & Down in the southern part of NI, the College operates from 5 campuses in Armagh, Banbridge, Lurgan, Newry and Portadown, with community provision also offered across the region. The courses at Southern Regional College cover almost all subject areas and include full-time and part-time academic and vocational qualifications at various levels for pre-16, post-16 and 19+ (adults) options. Programmes range from recreational hobby courses through to degree and master’s level qualifications, in addition to Apprenticeships at Further and Higher Level. The learner is at the heart of everything we do. We provide a vibrant, inclusive and supportive learning environment, delivering first class education and training to positively transform lives through meaningful and enjoyable experiences. Our range of Matrix and Autism Accredited student support services are dedicated to helping students before, during and after their time at the College.