University College Isle of Man is launching a new course for students interested in careers in the police, fire service and armed forces.
The two-year BTEC Level 3 Uniformed Protective Services course will replace the college's previous Psychology offering.
It will cover areas including leadership, teamwork, discipline and expedition skills.
The course will run alongside Level 3 Forensics, with more information available at UCM's open evening on Thursday, November 19 from 4pm until 7pm.
GSC working to take fake gambling sites down
The Island's gaming regulator says players should beware of sites which are falsely claiming to be licensed.
Islanders urged to get protected against winter illnesses
You're being urged to get vaccinated as a wave of illness sweeps the Island.
Council could undergo independent review of its organisation
Douglas Council could undergo an independent review of its governance, organisational effectiveness and accountability.
Historic Manx newspapers will still be available to read online
Manx National Heritage says you will be able to read its historic newspapers online after all.
By-elections coming up in Braddan and Port St Mary
Two sets of commissioners are inviting the public to attend meetings as they prepare to hold by-elections.
Who’s in charge of parking enforcement at Willaston apartments?
The Department of Infrastructure says its traffic wardens don't have any powers in a car park belonging to Douglas Council.
The owners of a biker haven on the Mountain Road are appealing for donations of riding equipment.
Archallagan work prompts warning from DEFA
You're being warned to take care as work is carried out in an Island plantation.
