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Web Designer of the Year

Thursday, 12 November 2009

It's time to enter your students for the Belfast Telegraph & Valueoils.com Young Web Designer of the Year Awards 2009

WHO CAN ENTER

This competition is open to all post-primary pupils and those students in third level education.

There are 4 categories with individual and group winners in Key Stage 3 and 4 categories.

Key Stage 3 students – Individual and Group

Key Stage 4 students – Individual and Group

16-18 students – Individual

Third level students - Individual

>>Click here to download Design Awards PDF<<

PRIZES

Each individual winner will receive an ipod nano

Group winners with no more than 4 pupils will win an ipod shuffle each

16-18 year olds will receive a quality Netbook computer

Third level students will win a quality Netbook computer as well as a 2 week internship with Independent News and Media

Each of the winners will also be presented with an engraved Trophy & Certificate recognising their efforts.

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