Unease has spread amongst Manx students about accuracy of their final degrees
An Island employment agency is seeking to reassure university students that degrees achieved during the pandemic won't be viewed in a different light by employers.
Concerns have been raised about the credibility of qualifications earned amid the crisis, as some students have been unable to complete degrees in the normal manner.
Director of EPL Recruitment Phil Hicks says this shouldn't be cause for concern:
More than 500 Isle of Man Energy customers overcharged for VAT
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Police working with schools to teach children about the dangers of social media
It's after the popularity of the TV series 'Adolescence'
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Fire service says staff have nearly been hit on a number of occasions
Isle of Man Government ‘closely monitoring’ impact of US trade tariffs
Government assessing risks as 10% levy on goods prompts concern
'Angel of Ronaldsway' could be installed at the Manx Aviation and Military Museum
Planning application also includes a display with the nose of a retired aircraft