After thirteen years on Lower Abbey Street, Flying Turtle Productions and the Abbey School of Drama have moved. They are now the resident performing arts company in the historic landmark building, the Ireland Institute Building, at 27 Pearse Street, Dublin […]
Which Course Virtual Week kicks off on Monday 12 September 2016. Which Course Virtual Week is Ireland’s first online course fare and it runs until Saturday 17 September. The event features hundreds of courses from some of Ireland’s leading course […]
Looking to kickstart your career, change direction, upskill or learn a new hobby? There is a great variety of exhibitors taking part in Which Course Virtual Week. Here they are! Aspens Beauty College Aspens Beauty College has been running courses […]
Uplifting, therapeutic and fun! CÓRus is a new type of choir open to everyone who loves to sing. No auditions, no need to read music. In CÓRus choirs, ordinary people with ordinary voices make extraordinary sounds. Singing has proven emotional and physical benefits. CÓRus believes that […]
The next DBS open evening is taking place on Tuesday September 6th from 5pm until 7pm. This will be your chance to
Have you ever considered a career as a personal trainer or fitness instructor? Litton Lane Training will be holding a series of Open Days over September and October for
Aspens Beauty College has been running courses for over 25 years at their excellent city centre location. If you have considered doing a beauty course – either with the aim of becoming a professional or for your own enjoyment – […]
Have you considered teaching English overseas? The part-time TEFL course is starting at NUI Galway this October. Teaching English as a Foreign Language also known as TEFL is a popular degree for anyone considering teaching outside of Ireland. NUI Galway’s
The International College for Personal and Professional Development (ICPPD) will hold a Free Talk on Mental Health followed by an Open Evening in Athlone and Galway. Mental Health Professional Talk & Open Evening at ICPPD Athlone Join ICPPD Athlone on […]
It’s college open day season! If you’re hunting for the perfect course it makes sense to attend an open day. You’ll be able to gather information, speak to admissions staff, ask questions and make the right decision for you. Here […]
Griffith College will be holding a series of Open Days and Open Evenings over the coming weeks. During these events, prospective students will be able to meet the
Calling all thespians! The Gaiety School of Acting is taking applications for their one year part-time acting courses. The courses run from October to June and classes take place twice a week. The one year part time courses are for […]
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NUI Galway’s BA in Community and Family Studies is a four-year, part-time distance learning course. Students are awarded a Diploma in Arts (NFQ Level 7) in Community and Family Studies after successfully completing the first two years of the course. […]
There’s no day like pay day! Every week or month the magic payslip arrives to replenish the funds of almost two million employees nationwide. It is the payroll person who makes sure that we all get paid, on time […]
The holistic approach to health and well-being is the hallmark of the International College for Personal and Professional Development (ICPPD). This approach also marks a sea-change in Irish attitudes to mental health. For a very long time wejustdid not talk […]
New CAO figures show that students are increasingly opting to study for careers linked to the construction industry. Architecture, engineering and business courses are among the most popular for students entering college this autumn. Applications for higher degree courses linked […]
Minister for Education Richard Bruton has stated that coding should be part of the primary school curriculum. The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA) is currently working on a maths curriculum for primary schools. This is expected to be […]
Fees and performance targets for third-level funding may be on the way. Minister for Education Richard Bruton is drawing up plans that would reward or withhold additional funding for third-level colleges depending on performance. Issues under consideration will include a […]
The Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences (ICHAS) provides a Master s Programme in Leadership and Management. This Masters programme has helped many of our past students to successfully secure Senior Management roles in their work places while providing […]
