An 11 week full-time programme to help students or career changers determine if a career in IT Support is for them.

Learn new approaches in relation to creating, designing and progressing individualised services in Ireland today.

This course provides new material based on international best practice and quality which influence how services are delivered within the wider non-profit/human services setting.

This workshop is a must for key decision makers and Social Care professionals.

Supervision for PICs aims to equip PIC’s with the necessary knowledge, skills and competencies in order to provide effective supervision and support to frontline staff members working in residential units.

The content is in accordance with the formal policy and / or approaches on Supervision in place within the organisation, national and international best practice and the relevant regulations as identified in the Health Act 2007 (Care and Support of Residents in Designated Centres for Persons (Children and Adults) with Disabilities) Regulations 2013.

We run a training Salon. This is to help learners to gain confidence, practice and work experience before they leave the centre. As well as gaining your VTCT qualification learners complete other QQI modules to help with their progression in their new career. This gives learners a great start in their Beauty Career.

Do you feel like you have been left behind in this digital age? Our computer and technology courses aims to provide learners with the skills and confidence to live and work in a digital world.

These courses are delivered once a week over 27 weeks

• Basic Computers: For complete beginners to learn all the skills you need to get the most from everyday technology in a fun and informal environment.
• Women in Technology: This course supports women in a safe environment to gain skills and build skills in using modern technology.
• Digital Pathways

The health and wellbeing strand aims to provide learners with the space to explore their own sense of wellbeing. To nourish the mind, body and soul and to encourage resilience and self-care in a supportive atmosphere.

• Personal Development
• Women and Wellness
• Mindfulness
• Art
• University of the Third Age (U3A): Are you over 55? Join this fortnightly group to pursue your interests in a social setting where learning is lifelong.

The first steps to education courses aim to provide learners with the skills and confidence in the important areas of literacy and numeracy. The courses are designed to support you and make you feel empowered to learn and to progress at your own pace. This programme is targeted at early school leavers and people new to English and Irish languages.

BSc (Hons) Accounting with Computing offers you the opportunity to take Accounting as a Major subject with Computing as a Minor subject. By studying Accounting as a major you will develop skills in financial accounting, management accounting, digital accounting and analytics and audit. By studying Computing as a minor, you will develop skills on managing the business’ computer hardware, network operations and cyber security. If you are interested in developing a career in accounting with a strong technology focus, then BSc (Hons) Accounting with Computing is the course for you.

The Liberal Arts programme will teach you to read closely, communicate clearly, and think creatively—skills that the world increasingly needs.

The Liberal Arts programme is structured around a core of interdisciplinary modules at each level of study. Through these you will develop key academic skills in research, analysis and communication, alongside skills crucial to future employability in group work, project management, problem-solving and the use of key technologies. Within these modules you'll engage with students from a range of discipline backgrounds. Characteristically, you'll engage in problem-based learning using real-world case studies and challenges. You'll have the opportunity too for work-based learning, working with partner organisations and projects.