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Young person Megan participants in a digital art and crafts activity session as part of Autonomie's Freedom2Choose programme.
News

Autonomie shortlisted for prestigious IT Award for pivot to digital success

PR's Me

Belfast-based disability charity Autonomie is a finalist for the Belfast Telegraph IT Awards.
Organisation
VCSE

BCS Northern Ireland Branch

BCS NI

BCS London
Ground Floor 25 Copthall Avenue
London
EC2R 7BP
United Kingdom

BCS is a charity with a royal charter, our agenda is to lead the IT industry through its ethical challenges, to support the people who work in the industry, and to make IT good for society. We have 68,000 members in 150 countries, and a wider community of business leaders, educators, practitioners and policy-makers all committed to our mission. Everything we do at BCS is built on our five strategic pillars, which make it possible for us to raise standards and realise greater potential in the technology industry. These are: 1. Supporting Careers 2. Sharing Expertise 3. Improving Education 4.
Registered charity: No. 292786
Organisation
Business

Digi Skills Agency

Innovation Factory
385 Springfield Road,
Belfast
BT127DG
United Kingdom

Digital Support Services We Have a Full Range of Digital Services for Businesses and Organisations Change is happening faster than ever. The pandemic accelerated digital transformation strategies around the world and now customers expect innovation to continue at this pace.
Event
Art & Culture Seminar Training/Advice

Frameworks: Planning a Music Release

Oh Yeah Music Centre

Learn about the DIY and digital tools available to publicise your music
Dates:
12 November 2018
Belfast
Event
Training/Advice Workshop

Free Digital Skills Training - Staying Safe Online

Advice NI

This course is an introduction on how to use the internet safely both at home and out and about. When and where you can give out personal information and how to spot scams before it's too late.
Dates:
20 April 2021
Belfast
Event
Online / Virtual Training/Advice Workshop

Free Digital Skills Training - Staying Safe Online

Advice NI

An introduction on how to use the internet safely both at home and out and about. When and where you can give out personal information and how to spot scams before it's too late.
Dates:
15 April 2021
Belfast
Event
Online / Virtual Training/Advice

Free Training - Preparing for Video Job Interviews

Advice NI

Are you job-hunting in a lockdown world? This half-hour session will cover the different kinds of interviews you can expect as well as tip on body language and eye contact. You can find out the equipment needed and the best way to set up your room for your interview. Also how to deal with any interruptions.
Dates:
29 April 2021
Belfast
Event
Online / Virtual Training/Advice Workshop

Free Training - Writing Your CV

Advice NI

Are you a job hunter? Are you feeling it's time to take the next step in your career? This free course examines how to lay out a CV to present your personal career history to help you get the right job. The course will cover the best layout and format for a CV. It will also describe how to tailor your CV for each new job application.
Dates:
27 April - 24 July 2021
Belfast
Event
Online / Virtual Training/Advice Workshop

Make It Click - An Introduction to Microsoft Outlook

Advice NI

An Introduction to using Microsoft Outlook for email. How to send, receive and manage your inbox
Dates:
13 April 2021
Belfast
Event
Training/Advice Workshop

NEW: Social Media - How to Grow your Online Audience

Advice NI

Discover the different forms of social media and how to make them work for charities. What to post and when to post it.
Dates:
07 April 2020
Belfast
Event
Seminar

Tech for Good - BCS AGM and Invitational Talk

BCS Northern Ireland Branch

We extend to you an invitation to BCS NI AGM and Chair's Invitational Talk 2019. This year's theme will be Tech for Good, and following the AGM we introduce our guest speaker from CCEA, followed by a Panel Discussion chaired by Daniel Aldridge, BCS Senior Policy and Programme Manager.
Dates:
29 October 2019
Belfast

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