Lumen Christi college and local charity Young Enterprise are working together to inspire a new generation of digital entrepreneurs and are calling for digital experts to get involved.

On Tuesday 13^th October (9:30-13:00), Lumen Christi students will be developing creative tech ideas that could be the next big thing on the App Store with the support of digital experts.

Siobhan Devlin from Lumen Christi College said: “This is the third year that we have staged the Young Enterprise Digital Masterclass and each year has been very successful in opening the eyes of our students to digital industry jobs and enterprises that could lie ahead for them.

“We have opportunities for local app and game developers, digital marketers, web developers and those with experience in the wider digital industry to get involved by giving a few hours of their time to guide our students as they develop concepts for next generation tech businesses.

“The support of local industry adds an exciting new dimension to school-work and will bring to life the expansive world of digital industry.”

Contact Bronagh Doherty at Young Enterprise on 028 7137 4695 or Bronagh.doherty@yeni.co.uk to get involved today.

Young Enterprise is a charity, part funded by the Department of Education. For more information visit yeni.co.uk.

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Young Enterprise is a company limited by guarantee and is a registered charity.  The organisation operates under licence to Young Enterprise UK, and is part of Junior Achievement – Young Enterprise (JAYE) globally, with a purpose to inspire young people to engage in enterprise and entrepreneurship.

Young Enterprise NI media contact:
Alastair Luke, Stakeholder Engagement Officer, Young Enterprise NI
Tel: 028 9032 7003     Email: alastair.luke@yeni.co.uk     Twitter: @YE_NI