Event held to recognise UCM students

Monday, 13 July 2020 07:03

By Leanne Cooke @leannelily18

Despite changes following the COVID-19 lockdown, an event has been held to celebrate the work of students at University College Isle of Man.

40 UCM students were recognised at the college's 2020 Further Education Awards, which took place at the main campus on Homefield Road.

The occasion recognises the hard work of students who have excelled within their programme areas, or who have made a positive impact on their peers and to the community.

The accolades were presented to students across a series of different programme areas including Business & Finance; Health & Social Care; Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy and Sport.

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