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Today is International Girls in ICT Day 2022! We spoke to Nina Nichols, former Ayrshire College computing student about her journey in ICT and how she now supports young people to reach their full potential and pursue careers in tech.

We caught up with David Wilson, who is currently studying an HNC in Working With Communities. He told us about his time on numerous HIVE courses and how it led to his current role as Assistant Team leader with The Princes Trust at Ayrshire College.

Julie McHoul, Inclusive Learning Officer at Ayr Campus tells us all about her role and why she loves working with Ayrshire College.

Stephanie Granger tells us what it's involved in being a Student Support Assistant.

Katie tells us about her journey through different HIVE (Hope, Inspiration and Vision in Education) courses, which led to her current role with Ayrshire College as a Catering Assistant.

Lesley-Anne Moyles tells us about her time studying with Ayrshire College on different HIVE (Hope, Inspiration and Vision in Education) courses and how it lead to her current role as an Employability and Engagement Officer at Ayrshire College.

As part of our John Mather Trust Awards coverage, we're speaking to some of this year's recipients to find out what they're up to now, and how they en...

One thing to acknowledge in the digital world we live in is the volume of systems we have access to. Whether it be Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, Netflix and a whole lot more then one thing they have in common is that you need a username and password. Now, if you follow the guidance in the blog about passwords it will help protect you but if you use the same password for multiple systems, you can open yourself up to a scary scenario where a hacker can access all of these with ease.

Former computing student, Ken Gorrian tells us about working for one of the largest tech companies in the world.

Key things to look out for in a phishing email are Incorrect email addresses. Spelling mistakes. Language used if it is from a corporate account is it professional? Tone, do they usually communicate in this way? Want to know what else? Read the latest IT Blog...