About

New Technologies in Education (NTiE) Key Advisory Group has a direct link with industry and segment leaders.
Formed of influential members of Gibraltar’s technology and education sectors, they each bring unique experience and expertise and help drive our curriculum forward.

Mission

To facilitate the development and delivery of educational programmes in new technologies that enhance and develop expertise in Gibraltar and abroad across the education sector and industry.

Our focus

Short-term

Our focus during this academic year is to develop and enhance expertise of new technologies within industry. We aim to provide a number of information short courses and CPD in the form of a Professional Certificate of Competence course within this area.

Medium-term

Over the next 18 months our goal is to engage secondary school pupils and raise their understanding, awareness and interest in new technologies and their application including interest in the craft of coding.

Long-term

Our longer-term objective is to build expertise in tertiary education (Undergraduate, Masters and PhD Research), this includes the possibility of offering modules or majors within existing and planned degrees and supporting PhD students to explore this exciting new world through research.

Relevant courses

Digital Innovation
BIC

Advisory group members

Core members of the New Technologies in Education (NTiE) Key Advisory Group:
Group Chair: Ms Nadine Collado, Director of Professional Development & Continuing Education, University of Gibraltar.
Mr Paul Astengo, Senior Executive, Gibraltar Finance, HMGoG.
Professor Catherine Bachleda, Vice Chancellor (Ag), University of Gibraltar.
Dr Joey Britto, Office of the Chief Secretary and former Director of Education, HMGoG.
Dr Darren Fa, Director of Academic Programmes and Research, University of Gibraltar.
Mr David Parody, Chair, Gibraltar Association for New Technologies (GANT)
Ms Keri Scott, Senior Education Advisor, HMGoG.
Mr Christian Celecia, Director of Information Communications and Technology, University of Gibraltar.