Category: Tech
Empowering young people to pave the way for internet safety
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Social media and online learning platform, Natterhub, is seeking a panel of young advisors to pave the way for internet safety. The young advisors will be invited to virtually meet in small groups to share their thoughts and experiences about being online and on screens. By representing a young persons’ voice for internet issues, the…
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Don’t just learn it, work it at New College Lanarkshire
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Don’t just learn it; work it at New College Lanarkshire, just like Oliwia Sierakowska who is studying HND Computer Aided Architectural Design and Technology (CAADT) at New College Lanarkshire’s Motherwell Campus.
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Give mindfulness a go this summer
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Mental health is important all year round, especially as we fast approach Results Day 2019.
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Girls run the world this International Women in Engineering Day
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Beyoncé once asked: Who runs the world? The answer was, obvz, girls. And this International Women in Engineering Day we are celebrating all the strong, independent women dominating the industry.
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Social media: Instagram might hide your likes to protect your mental health
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When we first heard that Instagram might be hiding how many likes we get, we were freaking out. Now that we’re armed with the facts, it doesn’t seem like such a crazy idea.
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Introducing BritBox: The streaming service set to rival Netflix
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The BBC and ITV are teaming up to create a streaming service to rival the likes of Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.
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Career Advice: Study renewable energy in Orkney
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Wishing to re-train from Oil and Gas? Find a career in the renewables sector and travel to the beautiful island of Orkney to study renewables!
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Get in the know: how to spot the dangers of social media
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There’s no denying we live in a blue world (hi, social media) so understanding the very real dangers is important – especially for young people.
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Everything you need to know about Scroll Free September
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The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) is urging people to quit social media for the month of September. Could you go cold turkey on scrolling for 30 days?
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