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News > 2013 > Oct > 02

Charities and businesses are being encouraged to join forces with the Department of Home Affairs to offer new work projects at the Isle of Man Prison. The ability to provide a range of constructive

News > 2018 > Sep > 24

The quality of this year’s 2018 STEP student projects was recently recognised at the STEP Programme Final, with 33 undergraduate students completing projects covering a variety of industries

News > 2023 > Jul > 25

A recruitment programme is under way to appoint qualified individuals with the relevant experience to support and advise the Isle of Man Government in the delivery of major projects. The Major

News > 2019 > Feb > 19

health, telecommunications and infrastructure. Bill Shimmins MHK, Treasury Member with responsibility for Capital Projects, said: 'The programme for the next year and beyond is one which

News > 2024 > Feb > 20

The Major Projects Board will be chaired by Barry O'Driscoll, following his appointment as a specialist advisor to the Treasury. The Major Projects Board has been established to provide

News > 2013 > Mar > 25

that places Manx undergraduates within local organisations to work on career-specific projects for eight weeks during their summer holidays. The Department’s Political Member with responsibility for STEP

News > 2017 > Aug > 29

A donation of £62,000 has been provided from the Isle of Man Government’s International Development Small Grants scheme to support two innovative projects to be delivered by Christian Aid in Africa

News > 2017 > Aug > 30

Undergraduate students have been recognised for their STEP Programme summer projects at this year’s STEP Final Awards. Run by the Department of Economic Development, in partnership with Standard

News > 2023 > Mar > 07

Motorists are encouraged to be aware that road traffic management measures will be in place on separate projects on the A3 between Ballacraine and Sulby Bridge over the coming weeks. Diseased trees

News > 2012 > Jun > 19

students wishing to undertake projects. Each year, the Step Scheme recruits some of the most astute and enterprising undergraduates who are able to administer research, analyse information, think