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Liberties College – your Further Education College in the Heart of the City
Situated within 10 minutes’ walk of Grafton Street, Liberties College welcomes students from all over Dublin and beyond, both school leavers and mature learners, looking to prepare for progression to Third Level and/or employment. Courses include healthcare, technology, media, pharmacy retail, childcare, education, travel and tourism, textiles, art, interior design, performance, social care, social studies,…
Creating pathways for Further Education and Training learners
Louth Meath Education and Training Board (LMETB) stands tall as the largest education and training provider in the Northeast region. It provides education for over 13,000 students at primary and post-primary level, and approximately 15,000 learners in Further Education and Training (FET). Its diverse FET provision offers a range of full-time and part-time education and…
DkIT for students by students
A collection of episodes that contain interviews with current and past DkIT students, academic leaders within DkIT, CEO’s of international companies and insights from a range of industry professionals. It is safe to say the marketing strategies that worked to recruit new students five or ten years ago are completely ineffective today. Prospective students may…
Kerry College announce new Screenwriting Programme with support of Ifta
KERRY COLLEGE has announced an all-new Screenwriting programme entitled ‘Content Development for Film & Television’ Content Development for Film & Television is a full-time 40-week creative practice course that aims to nurture the next generation of storytellers, providing an immersive experience in the art of developing screenplays for film, scripted television, and documentaries. The course…
Big thinking, more ambition and real action needed to deliver Net Zero Commitments – Engineers Ireland
New research findings and innovations in the field of agriculture are crucial for our farmers and agri-food industry to reach net zero. However, there is an absolute necessity to include engineering in the mix, to accelerate our pace of progress, according to the newly appointed President of Engineers Ireland, Dr Edmond Harty. Speaking at the…
The Creativity for Wellbeing workbook by Mental Health Ireland
Explore your own path, design your own journey The Creativity for Wellbeing workbook by Mental Health Ireland uses creative tools to guide you on your journey of self-discovery and wellbeing. It includes visualisations, reflections, journaling, mindful colouring, quotes, and coaching tools. The workbook is a beautiful collection of art, illustration and mindful wisdom. Turning the…
Students release ‘smart’ pebbles to track climate change impacts
Primary- and second-level students have placed 300 specially adapted RFID-enabled pebbles at Killiney Beach in Dublin and Raghly Beach in Sligo in a project to track coastal erosion. The innovative project aims to strengthen coastal communities’ ability to deal with the impacts of climate change using digital technologies. Led by Dr Chiara Cocco and Dr…
