The Templemore Prospectus 2015 (1)

Further EducationProspectus

Full-time and part-time courses for adultsand post leaving certificates students

Coláiste Teampall Mor , Co Thiobraid Árann

Templemore College , Templemore , Co. Tipperary

Tel: 0504 31007 · Fax: 0504 31544 · Email: [email protected] · Web: www.tcfe.ie

Principal: Noel Colleran PhD · Deputy Principal: Micheál Lenihan BSc.

PLC Co-ordinator: Ciara O’Sullivan MA, BA, HDE. · Adult Education Co-ordinator: Kathleen Grimes · Céím Eile Co-ordinator: Michael O’Doherty BSc.

p Internationally-recognised qualifications

p Non CAO

p Small groups

p Applicants called for interview

p No tuition fees

p Opportunities for progression to Higher Education

p Programmes geared towards employment

p Maintenance grants available

p Friendly, inclusive environment

Further Education Prospectus 2015Educating With RespectFull-time and part-time courses for adults and post leaving certificate students

Advantages of making Templemore College your first choice:

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Contents

3 Welcome to Templemore College4 Application Procedure5 The Student Council - Templemore College6 General Information8 Grants9 Vocational Training Opportunities Scheme (VTOS)10 Business Administration Level 511 Administration Level 612 Information Processing Level 513 Business Level 614 Tourism with Business Level 515 Legal Studies Level 516 Computer Systems and Networks Level 617 Software Development Level 518 Early Childhood Care and Education Level 5 19 Early Childhood Care and Education Level 620 Beauty Therapy CIBTAC & CIDESCO Diplomas21 Complementary Therapy CIBTAC (inc. Sports Injury Therapy)22 Hairdressing Level 5 Certificate23 Hairdressing Diploma24 Advanced Diploma in Hairdressing25 Sports, Recreation and Exercise Level 526 Horticulture Level 527 Horticulture Level 628 Golf and Sports Turf Management Level 629 Horsemanship Level 530 Interior Design Level 531 Interior Design with Architecture and Technology Level 632 CAD with Architectural Design for Green Building Level 533 Make-up Artistry Level 534 Media Production Level 535 Media Production Level 636 Film and TV Production Level 537 Film and TV Production Level 638 Creative Media Level 539 Animation and Film Production Level 640 Security Studies Level 541 Security Studies Level 642 Youthwork Level 543 Applied Psychology and Social Studies Level 544 European Studies 45 Erasmus+ 46 Return to Education47 Céim Eile48 Short Courses and Evening Courses49 Application Form48

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OUR DEFINING COMMITMENTThe Defining Commitment of ourCollege comprises the following threeelements:

1.What we want is that each studentgets the best out of him or herself.

2.How this is done is by providing aneducational experience wherestudents develop the vital self-esteem to see themselves ascapable learners.

3.Why this is our key objective is sothat all students develop theconfidence to take charge of theirlives.

EMPLOYMENTThe courses in Templemore Collegeopen up direct employmentopportunities in a variety of vocational areas.

HIGHER EDUCATIONTemplemore College courses canprovide access to third leveleducation.

We are registered with QQI to offerprogrammes leading to QQI awards inthe National Framework ofQualifications. The College has agreedits quality assurance procedures withQQI and is involved with thedevelopment of some of the newCommon Awards at Level 4, 5, and 6 nationally.

OUR FACILITIESIn recent years, the College has been extensively refurbished and re-equipped:

• Industry standard hairdressing salon

• Modern complementary therapies clinic

• Beauty therapy room • Student canteen • Fully networked computer rooms • iMac suite operating since

Sept 2012• Wifi throughout the College.

OUR TUTORSA feature of the College is that eachcourse has at least one specialist tutorwith wide experience of workingoutside the College in the particularvocational area. This ensures thatcourses are up-to-date and relevant toindustry standards.

Other Services Offered in the College:

• Adult Guidance service • Back to Education initiative • Learning and study support • An early school leavers programme • Evening classes.

ST. SHEELAN’S CHILDCARE CENTREThe St. Sheelan’s Childcare Centreopened in September 2007 in thegrounds of the College. This centre,caters for up to 70 children up to 10years of age, providing high qualitycrèche, pre-school and after-schoolservices. Students of the College haveaccess to childcare at a reasonablecost. For further information contact0504 -56600.

E D U C A T I N G W I T H R E S P E C T

Welcome to Templemore College

A COLLEGE FOR ADULTSTemplemore College is located inTemplemore in the heart of Tipperary.

For more than a decade TemplemoreCollege of Further Education has beena major player in the provision ofexcellent further education services toTipperary and surrounding counties.

We specialise mainly at Levels 5 and 6of the National Framework ofQualifications and offer a wide range ofquality-assured programmes in variousdisciplines.

The College has grown significantlyover the last number of years; however,what remains a constant is thesupportive and friendly atmosphere inthe College. Students constantly talk ofthe care of teachers and theencouraging learning environmentwhich accommodates all students.

Templemore College supports itsteaching and learning with facilitiesand equipment that reflect industrystandards. However, it is the dedicationand professionalism of our staff thatmarks us apart.

Our objective is to provide all ourstudents with a learning experiencewhich is interesting, challenging and,most of all, enjoyable. Our greatestsatisfaction comes from seeing ourstudents achieve what they wish forthemselves.

We hope that you find some courses inthis prospectus of interest to you andwe look forward to meeting you andhelping you achieve your educationalgoals.

Noel Colleran PhD

Principal

GARDA VETTINGGarda Vetting is now a requirement for all students who wish to attendTemplemore College. Offers of a place are provisional pending the outcomefrom the Garda vetting process.

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On-line application system. All students are now encouraged to applyon-line when possible. Closing date for thereceipt of applications for the first round ofinterviews for all courses is Wednesday22nd April 2015. Applicants who apply bythis date will be called for interview duringMay. Offer of places will be subject tocompletion of interview and theachievement of the minimum entryrequirements, and the completion of the Garda vetting process.

Applicants will be notified of their interviewresults in June.

Late applications received after Wednesday22nd April 2015 will be processed, subjectto the availability of places, in late August2015.

As places on all courses are limited, earlyapplication is strongly advised.

A non refundable administration fee of €10applies to all applications.

Courses commence in late August.

Only one application form shouldbe submitted. Where more than

one application is made, onlythe most recent will beprocessed. Please note thatthe use of medical cards inrelation to fees must be fullmedical cards and not doctoronly.

OPEN DAY & EVENINGTemplemore College Open Dayand Evening will take place on

Wednesday 25th March 2015from 11 a.m. to 15.30 p.m. and

from 18.30 p.m. to 21.30 p.m.

OUR COURSESTemplemore College of FurtherEducation provides the broadestrange of Further Education coursesin Tipperary. All our courses offercertification either by QQI or byinternationally recognisedbodies. Most courses offer

opportunities for additional professionalaccreditation.

Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI)Quality and Qualifications Ireland, is thenational body responsible for setting andmaintaining standards in vocationaleducation and training in Ireland. Our PLCcourses offer QQI certification at Levels 5and 6 as defined in the National Frameworkof Qualifications and recognised byemployers and third level institutions.

CERTIFICATIONAll our courses offer certification either byQQI or by internationally recognised bodiessuch as:

• CIBTAC • CIDESCO • City & Guilds• Department of Education • Comp Tia • CISCO.

Professional CertificationIn order to gain employment in certainprofessions, students require certificationfrom awarding bodies such as:

City and Guilds (Hairdressing)

Department of Education & Skills (Juniorand Senior Trade Certificates) (Hairdressing)

Confederation of International BeautyTherapy and Cosmetology (CIBTAC)

CIDESCO (Beauty & ComplementaryTherapy)

ECDL (European Computer Driving Licence)

Comp TIA A+ CISCO (Networks).

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Application Procedure

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The student Council at Templemore Collegeprovides a forum for students.

It acts mainly as the student voice inTemplemore College. In the last week ofSeptember one class representative and adeputy is elected from each course in theCollege.

The class representatives form the StudentCouncil for the academic year.

Meetings are usually held once a month toenhance communications within thecommunity and to organise activities of

benefit to students and recognisedcharities. Last year the Student Council hada busy year planning a variety of eventswith a view to creating a sense ofcommunity spirit within the College.

Two members of the Student Councilrepresent the student's voice on the Board of Management.

STUDENT UNIONUnion of Students in Ireland Annual Fees:USI Student Card €10.

RANGE OF COURSES


The Student Council - Templemore College

This course means so much to me. After being athome for seven years, I was really apprehensiveabout heading back to education. I feel thatbeing in Templemore College has really boostedmy confidence and made me realize that nowreally is the time to get back my own identity. Ihave no regrets about staying home to raise mychildren but I have to admit that I am reallyenjoying my “me time”. I feel; that TemplemoreCollege has been the perfect beginning point forme. It really is the place where futures begin.

Roisin (Business Administration Course)

I have improvedmy skill set in anumber of areas

John (ComputerNetworks)

I really enjoy the book-keeping andaccounts module. I enjoy it so much I amapplying to the CAO for a place in theaccounting and financing Level 8 course.

Lucy (Information Processing Course)

Joining college was the bestthing for me. It has givenme the get up and go spirit.If I have a problem, I knowwhen I go to college I canshare my problems withmy new friends

Jim (Architectural Design)

I really like the computer side of it.I am able to do things now withcomputers that I wasn’t able to dobefore. This course has gotten meout and about and broadened mylearning which will enable me tohelp my children with theirlearning especially with computers.

Patricia (Business AdministrationCourse)

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A key motivation for the College is toprovide a range of flexible programmeswhich will make it possible for all toparticipate. These programmes include:

• Full-time Post-Leaving Certificate courses

• Part-time courses of varying duration and intensity

• Second-chance education. We have courses available at the following times:

• Full-time during the day • Morning times only • A number of afternoons per week • Evening times.

QUALITY ASSURANCETemplemore College implements strictQuality Assurance policies and proceduresin all its courses. This Quality Assuranceprogramme fully meets the requirements ofComp TIA and Cisco. The College is aregistered provider with each of theseorganisations.

ADMISSIONS PROCEDUREAll enrolments are subject to theAdmissions policy of Templemore College.Places are offered upon successfulcompletion of interviews, and subject to allthe entry requirements of a particularcourse being satisfied. The first round ofinterviews is normally held in late May forthe following September. All who haveapplied by that stage are invited forinterview. In cases where a course is not fullafter the first round of interviews, furtherinterviews may be arranged during thesummer.

SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTSThere may be specific entry requirementsfor some PLC (Post Leaving Certificate)courses and these are clearly outlined inthis booklet. Leaving Certificate Applied(LCA) is an entry requirement for themajority of courses except where otherwisestated. Garda vetting is also a requirementfor all courses.

NO TUITION FEESThere are no tuition fees for Irish and EUnationals. However, costs such asregistration fees, examination fees andstudent services charges may apply.

Students will be advised at interview aboutcosts associated with their specific course.Students will be notified of requirements inrelation to textbooks, equipment oruniforms when they have been offered aplace. Non-EU nationals are charged fees as set down by the Department ofEducation and Skills - details are availablefrom the College.

HIGHER EDUCATION LINkS SCHEME


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At this point in time, there are 40 highereducation institutions includingUniversities, Institute of Technology andprivate 3rd Level Colleges offering places to QQI CAO applicants.

In addition to the Higher Education LinksScheme (HELS), which links specific QQILevel 5 Certificates and some Level 6Advanced Certificates to a number ofreserved places on higher educationprogrammes, the Institutes of Technologyand some higher education institutionsoperate admissions criteria and scoringsystem for non-specific QQI Levels 5 and 6Certificate applicants.

An information booklet is available fromthe www.cao.ie website under the headingof QQI requirements.

Note: Applicants are advised at all times toconfirm linked Awards, any additionalmodule requirements, applicationprocesses and scoring systems with theAdmissions Offices of the participatinghigher education institutions, or visitwww.cao.ie.

WORk ExPERIENCEWork experience is an important element ofall our PLC courses. The College has a widerange of contacts and can assistparticipants in obtaining relevant workexperience placement.

ERASMUS +For a number of years some of our studentshave taken up work experience in Franceand Spain. This opportunity is available tostudents who are interviewed and deemedsuitable for this option. See page 45 formore details.

CONTACTS WITH EMPLOYERSTemplemore College offers both studentsand employers a free placement service.Employers frequently contact the Collegewhen they have staff vacancies. In addition,the work experience programme has led toemployment opportunities for manystudents.

INTERVIEW PREPARATIONAll students participate in a jobs search andinterview techniques programme so thatthey can present themselves in the mostprofessional manner at the all-importantinterview.

GUIDANCE & SUPPORTAll students have access to the adultguidance and counselling service in the College.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE TESTApplicants who do not have English as theirfirst language may be asked to take a testto assess whether they will benefit fromparticipation on a particular course. ThisEnglish Language Test will be in addition tothe minimum entry requirements asoutlined for each course.


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GRANTSStudent Grant

The student grant is the main source offinancial help available from the Irish Statefor students in full-time Post LeavingCertificate Courses (PLCs). For eligiblestudents, the grant is there to help with the various costs of participating in further education.

Family and/or personal income is a keyfactor that will be assessed when you applyfor a student grant but there are also someother conditions. Studentfinance.ie can helpyou assess whether you are eligible andguide you in starting the process. In allcases, the official decision is made by thegrant-awarding body.

If you think you are eligible you shouldapply as soon as possible. You do not haveto wait until you receive an offer of a placeor enrol in college.

Applications for student grants areavailable on-line at www.susi.ie

BACk TO EDUCATION ALLOWANCE-BTEAAllowance-BTEAIf you are unemployed, parenting alone orhave a disability and are getting certainpayments from the Department of SocialProtection, you may be eligible for the Backto Education Allowance (BTEA).From 1st June 2014 all new BTEA claimsmust be recommended and approved by aDSP Case Officer before you start thecourse.

You can qualify for the BTEA in differentways depending on your age, 21 years andover in particular circumstances.1. You must have been accepted onto

a qualifying courseIn addition2. You must be

a) in receipt of a qualifying socialwelfare payment for a specifiedlength of time

Orb) dependent on a person who

can claim BTEAOrYou may qualify to participate in the BTEAscheme on a non-payment basis if you are:

c) Signing on for unemployment creditsOr

d) submitting medical certificates forillness credi for a required period of time.

HOW TO APPLYYou must get written confirmation that youare registered as a full-time day studentfrom the college registrar.

You should notify the Department of SocialProtection by filling in the Back toEducation Allowance application formwhich is available from your local SocialWelfare Office.

PROGRESSION TO HIGHER EDUCATIONQQI has introduced a new awards systemknown as the Common Awards System, orCAS. All QQI awards has been part of CASfrom 2014. CAS awards will replace existinglinked QQI awards. Details available fromthe College Guidance Office.


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WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR VTOS?You must be over 21 years of age and have been receiving one of the followingbenefits for 6 months or more:

• Job-seekers Allowance • Job-seekers Benefit • Lone Parent Family Payment • Prisoner's Allowance • Disability Allowance • Illness Benefit • Signing for credits • An adult dependent of a person

eligible under any of the above• Deserted Wife’s Allowance• Widow/Widower Surviving Civil Partner’s

Contributor, or non-contributory Pension • A recipient of Statutory Redundancy.

WHAT BENEFITS?

• If you are getting one of the eligibleSocial Welfare payments you willcontinue to get your payment in thenormal way if you continue to meet theconditions.

• Support towards childcare costs for children under 5 years

• Access to text books • Meal and travel allowances • An additional training allowance is

paid to those more than one year on the live register.

Further information about VTOS can be obtained from Coláiste Éile, Thurles(0504 21166) or from Teach an Léinn,Nenagh (067 33437).


Vocational Training Opportunities Scheme (VTOS)

NATIONAL FRAMEWORk OF QUALIFICATIONSAll QQI Awards have been place on the National Framework of Qualifications.

It is easy to see at a glance where the Award you wish to pursue stands on the 10- Level Framework.

QQI is devising a new “Awards Plan” which will lead to the migration of existing awardstandards and also, the development of new Award areas to the Common AwardsSystem (CAS).

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FOR WHOM?This course is designed for school leaverswho wish to make a career in secretarialwork, and mature students who may haveleft the workplace and now wish to returnto work.

It gives participants a thorough mastery ofoffice technology and administration.

DURATIONThis is a 1 year course and finishes atapprox 2 pm. each day. Entry requirementsinclude Leaving Certificate or equivalent.However, the experience of many adultswill enable them to succeed in this course.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSLeaving Certificate or equivalent. However,the experience of many adults will enablethem to succeed in this course.

QQI AWARDBusiness Administration 5M2468.

FEESStudent Services €195 - This consists of astudent services fee of €160 and a non-refundable deposit of €35, Department ofEducation and Skills Contribution fee of€200 payable on registration (unlessmedical card holder, eligible under thegrant scheme, in receipt of BTEA or VTOSallowance). Exam Fees €50 (unless holder of medical card).

WORk ExPERIENCE2 weeks.

EDUCATION PROGRESSION ANDHIGHER EDUCATION LINkSTemplemore College of Further EducationAdministration Level 6Limerick Institute of Technology TipperaryBusiness with Office Technologies Level 6Higher Certificate (25 Bonus Points)Limerick Institute of TechnologyBusiness (Thurles Campus)Cork Institute of Technology Business Administration Level 7 DegreeWaterford Institute of Technology There are places reserved for TCFE studentsHigher Certificate in Business, BA (H) Accountancy,Bachelor of Business,BA (H) in Finance and Investment.This qualification can be used to apply for aplace in a range of Colleges. For informationon all relevant Higher Education Links visitHigher Education Links Scheme (HELS), theCentral Applications Office (CAO) and thewebsites of the relevant higher educationinstitutions. Students are advised at alltimes to check if their award is linked to acourse in the Higher Education Institutionsand if there are any additional modulerequirements or application.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/SPECIALISTJane Quinlan. Jane has experience of manyyears working in business as well as teaching.


Business Administration Level 5 5M2468

COURSE CONTENT

• Business Admin Skills• Text Production• Word-Processing• Reception & Front

Office Skills• Communications• Work Experience• Payroll Manual &

Computerised• Bookkeeping Manual

& Computerised• Spreadsheet Methods

WORk AS

• Junior Manager • Office Secretary • Clerical Assistant • Receptionist • Data-Entry Operator • Personal Assistant• Hotel Receptionist

WORk IN

• Office Secretary• Clerical Assistant• Receptionist• Customer Service• Personal Assistant in areas

such as Offices• Banks• Health Boards• County Council/Corporation,

Civil Service• Hotels• Industry

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FOR WHOM?This course is designed for students whohave completed a Level 5 QQI award in theBusiness, IT or any Level 5 area and whowish to develop their administrative andmanagement skills to a higher level. Maturelearners with the relevant experience arealso welcome to apply.

Mature learners with the relevantexperience are also welcome to apply.

DURATIONThis is a one year, full-time course.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSQQI Level 5 Award, preferably with aminimum of 3 distinctions.

QQI AWARDLevel 6 Administration 6M5013.

FEESDepartment of Education and SkillsContribution fee of €200 payable onregistration (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance).

Student Services fee €195 – This consists ofa student services fee of €160 and a non-refundable deposit of €35.

QQI exam fees €80 (unless medical cardholder).

WORk ExPERIENCEIn addition to work experience outside theCollege, Level 6 students run an office thatprovides administrative services. This

allows them to implement and testpractices and procedures and to implementchange in a controlled environment.

EDUCATIONAL PROGRESSION ANDHIGHER EDUCATION LINkS Limerick Institute of Technology Tipperary Business Level 6 (25 Bonus Points)Carlow Institute of Technology BusinessManagement Level 8 Honours DegreeLimerick Institute of TechnologyBusiness Level 8 Honours Degree.This qualification can be used to apply for aplace in a range of Colleges. For informationon all relevant Higher Education Links visitHigher Education Links Scheme (HELS), theCentral Applications Office (CAO) and thewebsites of the relevant higher educationinstitutions. Students are advised at alltimes to check if their award is linked to acourse in the Higher Education Institutionsand if there are any additional modulerequirements or application.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/SPECIALISTJane Quinlan. Jane has experience of manyyears working in business as well as teaching.


Administration Level 6 6M5013

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Administration Practice• Customer Service• Work Experience• Payroll Manual and

Computerised• The Internet• Word Processing• Sales and Marketing

Mangement• Supervisory Management

WORk AS

• Office Administrator• Supervisor • Junior Manager• Management and Slaes• Customer Care Personnel• Payroll Administration• Front Office • Start Your Own Business

WORk IN

• Self employed• Commercial and Services

Industry• Banking• Insurance• Marketing• Finance• HSE, Civil Service, County

Councils and Corporations etc.

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FOR WHOM?This course is for school leavers or adults who have a good understanding ofbasic computer applications, or who have already done a course in computers.

DURATION1 Year.


CERTIFICATIONBusiness Studies 5M2067.

FEESStudent Services €195 - This consists of astudent services fee of €160 and a non-refundable deposit of €35, Department ofEducation and Skills Contribution fee of€200 payable on registration (unlessmedical card holder, eligible under thegrant scheme, in receipt of BTEA or VTOSallowance). QQI Exam Fees €50 (unless holder of medical card).

WORk ExPERIENCE2 weeks end of January.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/ SPECIALISTJane Quinlan. Jane has many years ofexperience working in business.

HIGHER EDUCATION LINkS This qualification can be used to apply for aplace in a range of Colleges. For informationon all relevant Higher Education Links visitHigher Education Links Scheme (HELS), theCentral Applications Office (CAO) and thewebsites of the relevant higher educationinstitutions. Students are advised at alltimes to check if their award is linked to acourse in the Higher Education Institutionsand if there are any additional modulerequirements or application.

ExAMPLES OF PROGRESSION TOHIGHER EDUCATION Templemore College Administration Level 6Waterford Institute of TechnologyInformation TechnologyLimerick Institute of TechnologyAccounting & Finance Level 8 Hons DegreeCork Institute of Technology BusinessInformation Systems Level 8 Hons Degree

Waterford Institute of Technology There are places reserved for TCFE studentsHigher Certificate in Business, BSc Information TechnologyBSc Multimedia Applications Development.


Information Processing Level 5 5M2067

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Word Processing • Book-keeping (Manual

and Computerised) • Payroll (Manual and

Computerised) • Database Methods • The Internet• Business Administration

Skills • Work Experience• Communications • Information &

Communications Systems• Spreadsheet Methods

WORk AS

• Accounts Assistant • Receptionist • Self Employed-Secretarial

and Business Support Services

• Junior Executive • Payroll

WORk IN

• Offices - Private and Public Sector

• Publishing Houses • Accountancy Firms • Home business

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FOR WHOM?This course is designed for students whohave completed a Level 5 QQI award in theBusiness and/or Computing who wish todevelop their business skills to a higherlevel.Mature learners with the relevantexperience are also welcome to apply.

DURATION This is a one year, full-time course.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSQQI Level 5 Award.

CERTIFICATIONBusiness 6M4985.

FEESStudent Services €195Department of Education and SkillsContribution fee of €200 payable onregistration (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance)QQI Exam Fees €80 (unless holder ofmedical card).


FURTHER STUDYGraduates can progress to a range of third level courses through the Higher Education Links.

EDUCATION PROGRESSION ANDHIGHER EDUCATION LINkSExamples of progression to HigherEducation include: Limerick Institute of Technology Business (Thurles Campus)Limerick Institute of TechnologyBusiness with Office Technologies Level 6Higher CertificateCork Institute of TechnolgoyBusiness Administration Level 7 Degree.

This qualification can be used to apply for aplace in a range of Colleges. For informationon all relevant Higher Education Links visitHigher Education Links Scheme (HELS), theCentral Applications Office (CAO) and thewebsites of the relevant higher educationinstitutions. Students are advised at alltimes to check if their award is linked to acourse in the Higher Education Institutionsand if there are any additional modulerequirements or application.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/SPECIALISTJane Quinlan, Jane has wide experience inbusiness and administration.


Business Level 6 6M4985

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Business Management• Communications• Customer Service• Work Experience• Payroll Manual and

Computerised• Word Processing• Spreadsheets• Marketing Management

WORk AS

• Office Manager• Supervisor in a

business organisation• Junior Manager• Customer Care Personnel• Payroll Administration• Marketing or Sales

Representative• Front Office Settings

WORk IN

• Commercial and Services Industry

• Banking• Insurance• Marketing• Finance• HSE, Civil Service,

County Councils and Corporations etc.

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FOR WHOM?This is a one-year course for adults orschool leavers who are interested in acareer in the tourism and travel industry atnational/local level. The course providesspecialist units for students interested intravel agencies, hotel reception,employment in travel agencies airstewarding or heritage centres. Amongthese are the Hotsoft reservation system.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSLeaving Certificate or equivalent, orappropriate experience in the workplace.

CERTIFICATIONTourism with Business 5M5011.

FEESStudent Services €220 – This consists of a student services fee of €160 and anon-refundable deposit of €35 and €25towards heritage sites visits.

Department of Education and SkillsContribution fee of €200 payable onregistration (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance)

QQI Exam Fees €50 (unless medical card holder).

EDUCATION PROGRESSION ANDHIGHER EDUCATION LINkSExamples of progression to HigherEducation include: Limerick Institute of TechnologyBusiness with Office Technologies Level 6Higher CertificateLimerick Institute of Technology Business (Thurles Campus)Cork Institute of TechnolgoyBusiness Administration Level 7 Degree

Waterford Institute of TechnologyWD148 BA in Tourism & MarketingWD091 BA in Hospitality ManagementWD173 H. Cert in Hospitality StudiesWD174 H. Cert in Tourism.

COURSE CO-ORDINATORMary Davy.

COURSE SPECIALISTJohn O Dwyer is a Fáilte Ireland approvedIrish tour operator with many yearsexperience in the industry.

FURTHER STUDYGraduates can progress to a range of thirdlevel courses through the Higher EducationLinks Scheme.


Tourism with Business Level 5 5M5011

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Tourism Principles andPractice

• Tourism Information andAdministration

• Communications• Work Experience• Word Processing• French• Text Production • Spreadsheets

WORk AS

• Tourist Information Officer

• Cabin Crew• Hotel Receptionist• Tour Guide• Junior Travel Consultant

WORk IN

• Travel Agencies• Airlines/Airports• Heritage Service• Hotels• Tour Companies

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FOR WHOM?This course is designed for school leaversand/or mature students who wish toacquire the knowledge skill andcompetence to work in a legal environment.



CERTIFICATIONLegal Studies 5M3789.

FEESStudent Services €195 - This consists of astudent services fee of €160 and a non-refundable deposit of €35, Department ofEducation and Skills Contribution fee of€200 payable on registration (unlessmedical card holder, eligible under thegrant scheme, in receipt of BTEA or VTOSallowance)

QQI Exam Fees €50 (unless holder of medical card).


COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/SUBjECT AREA SPECIALISTJane Quinlan and Mary D’Estelle Roe.

HIGHER EDUCATION LINkSThis qualification can be used to apply for aplace in a range of Colleges. For informationon all relevant Higher Education Links visitHigher Education Links Scheme (HELS), theCentral Applications Office (CAO) and thewebsites of the relevant higher educationinstitutions. Students are advised at alltimes to check if their award is linked to acourse in the Higher Education Institutionsand if there are any additional modulerequirements or application.

Waterford Institute of Technology There are places reserved for TCFE studentsHigher Certificate in Business,

FURTHER STUDYThere are places reserved for TCFE studentsin the following:

WD013 HC in Arts in Legal Studies

WD150 BA (H) in Criminal Justice Studies

WD200 BA (H) Bachelor of Arts

WD013 HC in Arts in Legal Studies.


Legal Studies Level 5 5M3789

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Business Law• Legal Practice and Procedures• Communications• Audio Transcription• Work Experience• Text Production• Business Administration

Skills• Safety and Health at Work

WORk AS

• Legal Secretary• Clerical Assistant• Receptionist in Solicitors

or Legal Sector• Personal Assistant• Garda/Army

WORk IN

• Legal Sector • Banks• Offices• Health Board• County Council/Corporation


FOR WHOM?Post leaving cert students

Adults returning to education

Adults looking to pursue a career in theSoftware Development sector.

Start your career in software developmenthere. With small classes, and hands-onpractical labs, by the end of this course, youwill confident in the application of thefundamental concepts of software design,programming and testing.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSSuccessful applicants will normally havesuccessfully completed their Leaving Cert or equivalent, or will have previousprofessional experience in IT and now wishto gain an accredited qualification.

CERTIFICATIONSoftware Development 5M17817.Students on this course will also study theindustry-recognized CompTIA A+ curriculum.

FEES - €595The course fees comprise: Department ofEducation and Skills Contribution fee of€200 payable on registration (unlessmedical card holder, eligible under thegrant scheme, in receipt of BTEA or VTOSallowance).Student Services fee €345QQI exam fees €50Comp TIA fees will have to be added on ifthe student elects to do the module.

WORk ExPERIENCETwo weeks at the end of January.

COURSE DESCRIPTIONThis course is suitable for anyone with aninterest in learning how to create and testcomputer programs, for personal computerand mobile devices. This course introducesyou to the software development industryin Ireland. You will learn how to developapps for mobile devices, and learn how toinstall and use different operating systems(Windows, Linux, and MacOS). You will alsostudy computer hardware installation,assembly, and maintenance. This course isfor you if you wish to learn thefundamentals of computer programming,leading to employment as entry-levelprogrammers or testers in a range ofindustry sectors.

COURSE SPECIALIST/COORDINATORSiobhán Keating has over 15 years’experience in the IT industry, having workedin both engineering, software testing, andtraining roles in the mobile networking,public key cryptography, and identitymanagement sectors.

FURTHER STUDYThis course is ideal for anyone looking toprogress to studying software developmentat further and higher education. Graduatesnormally progress to Level 6 ComputerSystems and Networks (6M17815), alsooffered in Templemore College.Alternatively, this course offers prospectivestudents access to third level college,through the Higher Education Links Scheme.In particular, students can gain up to 25CAO bonus points for entry to the HigherCertificate or the BSc in ComputerManagement in LIT (Thurles). Students willalso be able to directly apply for one of fiveWIT college places, reserved especially forTemplemore College students.

Software Development Level 5 5M17817

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Fundamentals of ObjectOriented Programming

• Software Architecture• Maths for Computing• Communications• Work Experience• Mobile Technologies• Operating Systems• Web Authoring

WORk AS

There is currently a significantshortage in entry-level network technicians. • Computer Technicians• PC Support• Web Designer

WORk IN

• All industry sectors, where IT systems installation,maintenance, and supportare required.

• Our previous graduates havesuccessfully applied foropenings in general ITSupport.

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FOR WHOM?This course is for:Students who have successfully completedtheir Level 5 studiesAdults returning to education Job seekers looking to pursue a career in theNetworking industry


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSSuccessful applicants will normally havesuccessfully completed their Level 5 studiesin computers, or equivalent. You may haveprevious professional experience in IT andnow wish to gain an accreditedqualification.

CERTIFICATIONLevel 6 Computer Systems and Networks6M17815. Students on this course will alsostudy the industry-recognized CompTIANetwork+ curriculum.

FEES - €595The course fees comprise:Department of Education and SkillsContribution fee of €200 payable onregistration (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance).Student Services fee €345QQI exam fees €80Comp TIA fees will have to be added on ifthe student elects to do the module.

WORk ExPERIENCETwo weeks at the end of January.

COURSE DESCRIPTIONThere are many opportunities for careergrowth in this lucrative and exciting field.As people become increasingly dependenton networks to store their personal,financial and business data, there’s agreater need for people with knowledgeand practical experience of networks. Oncompleting this course, you will be able toplan, design, install, configure and maintaincomputer systems and networks in a smallto medium workplace environment. Youwill also learn how to protect the integrityof a network, with an introduction to dataprotection, cyber security issues, andvulnerability counter-measures. This courseis suitable for anyone with an interest inpursuing an exciting and lucrative career innetworking.

COURSE SPECIALIST/COORDINATORSiobhán Keating has over 15 years’experience in the IT industry, having workedin both engineering, software testing, andtraining roles in the mobile networking,public key cryptography, and identitymanagement sectors.

FURTHER STUDYShould you wish to continue your studies tohigher education in a third level Institute ofTechnology or University, this awardprovides a solid grounding in the fields ofcomputer science, network infrastructure,and cyber security. This course offers adirect pathway into second year of theHigher Certificate or the BSc in ComputerManagement in LIT (Thurles). Students willalso be able to apply for one of five WITcollege places, reserved especially forTemplemore College students.

Computer Systems and Networks Level 6 6M17815

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Network Infrastructure• Systems Software• Physical and Logical Networking• Information• Technology Administration• Leadership• Work Experience• Network Security• Digital Compliance

There is currently a significantshortage in entry-level network technicians. • Network Technicians• IT Support Person• IT/Network Maintenance

Technician

All industry sectors, where IT andNetwork systems installation,maintenance, and support arerequired.

WORK AS

WORK IN

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FOR WHOM?This course is designed for:

Adults and Post Leaving Certificate studentswho wish to pursue a career in the earlyyears sector.

DURATION1 year - full time including a minimum offour weeks work experience is necessary.


The garda vetting process must becompleted prior to commencement inrespect of all working in the childcare area.

CERTIFICATIONEarly Childhood Care & Education 5M2009.


Student Services fee €295 - This consists ofa student services fee of €160, a non-refundable fee of €35 and €100 for First Aid.


WORK ExPERIENCE2 days per week +2 weeks in February.

COURSE CO-ORDINATORTracy Costelloe.

COURSE SPECIALISTTracy Costelloe has worked in the area ofChildcare, both at Policy level as nationalcoordinator of a National VoluntaryChildcare organisation, coordinator ofCounty Childcare Committee andmanager/owner/teacher of an early years school.

FURTHER STUDY Graduates from the course may progress tostudy Early Childcare & Education Level 6which is a supervisory level course, or tothird level.


Early Childhood Care and Education Level 5 5M2009

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Child Development • Early Care and Education

Practice • Early Childhood Education

and Play • Child Health and Well Being • Work Experience • Communications • Special Needs Assisting • Nutrition • Occupational First Aid

WORk AS

• Early Years Practitioner • Classroom Assistant • Special Needs Assistant • Child-minder

WORk IN

• Crèches/Nurseries • School Aged Children

Services • Schools as Assistant • Residential Homes• Hospitals

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FOR WHOM?This course is designed for:

Students who have completed a Level 5 QQIaward in Early Childcare Care & Education,or who have significant experience workingin childcare, and who wish to work assupervisor/centre manager.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSQQI Level 5 Award, preferably with aminimum of 3 distinctions, or equivalent, or relevant work experience.

CERTIFICATIONChildhood Care & Education 6M200.7

FEESDepartment of Education and SkillsContribution fee of €200 payable onregistration (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance).ion (unlessmedical card holder).

Student Services fee €335 - This consists ofa student services fee of €160, a non-refundable fee of €35 and €100 for First Aid.

€40 for a conference trip.


WORk ExPERIENCE2 days per week +2 weeks in February.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/ SPECIALISTTracy Costelloe has worked in the EarlyYears sector at all levels from managing her own facility to working at policy level.Coordinator of a National VoluntaryChildcare Organisation, Coordinator ofCounty Childcare Committee andManager/Owner/Teacher of an early years school.

FURTHER STUDYGraduates can progress to a range of thirdlevel courses through the Higher EducationLinks Scheme.


Early Childhood Care and Education Level 6 6M2007

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Child Development • Early Childhood Curriculum • Childhood Social and

Legal & Health Studies • Work Experience • Team Leadership • Supervision in Early

Childhood Care • Child Psychology • Special Needs Assistance• Occupational First Aid

WORk AS

• Crèche Supervisor / Manager • Nursery Nurse • Residential Care Assistant • Montessori Assistant • Special Needs Assistant• Supervisor/Team leader in Early

years sector

WORk IN

• Primary Schools• Special Schools• Crèches • Play-schools • After Schools • Residential Childcare Centre • Long Term Childcare for

Sick Children • Montessori Schools

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FOR WHOM?This course is for school leavers or adultswho wish to become Beauty Therapists,Body Therapists and Electrologists.

DURATIONThe CIBTAC Diploma is a one year full timecourse. Having attained a CIBTAC Diploma astudent may progress onto the CIDESCODiploma.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSEntry requirements are Leaving Certificateor equivalent, or appropriate experience inthe workplace.

CERTIFICATIONCIBTAC and CIDESCO Diplomas

This course is fully certified by CIDESCO(Comité Internationale D'Esthétique et deCosmétologie) and CIBTAC (Confederationof International Beauty Therapy andCosmetology).

OPTIONAL COURSESOFA (Occupational First Aid) QQI Level 5Tanning Course Advanced Nail TechniqueDermalogica Training

Some students continue for a third yearstudying the following: Anatomy andPhysiology, Reflexology, Hot StoneTherapy, Indian Head Massage, SportsTherapy, Sports Massage and Aromatherapyqualifications.

FEESStudent Services €300 - This consists of astudent services fee of €265 and a non-refundable deposit of €35, Department of

Education and Skills €200 (unless medicalcard holder, eligible under the grantscheme, in receipt of BTEA or VTOSallowance) Kit €395 (subject to change)Uniform (2 tunics + cardigan) €120 ExamFees Year 1 €185 (subject to change) ExamFees Year 2 €270 (subject tochange) Occupational First Aid €100 approx(compulsory Year 2).

WORk ExPERIENCE YEAR 1 AND 2 One day per week for 2nd year students.(Not required for 1st years).

COURSE CO-ORDINATORAnn Hurley/Sinead O'Brien.

COURSE SPECIALISTAnn Hurley, Sinead O'Brien, Margaret Hurley& Yvonne Maher-Bannon are BeautyTherapists with many years’ experience indifferent fields within the industry.


Beauty Therapy CIBTAC & CIDESCO Diplomas

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

CIBTAC Diploma • Diplomas in Beauty Therapy• Anatomy and Physiology• Skin Care Facials• Manicure and Pedicure• Cosmetic Science and

Facial Massage• Electrical Treatments• Electricity• Make-up• Waxing, Business Studies• Health & Hygiene• Business Studies• Job Preparation/ Interview

Skills. CIBTAC Diploma in ElectricalEpilation• Electrical Epilation• Hair Growth• Cause of Hair growth• Endocrine system• Methods of hair removalCIDESCO Diploma • Beauty Therapy • Diploma in Body Therapy

(to include Anatomy andPhysiology

• Body Massage Theory andPractice, Body Electricaltreatments

• Exercise and FigureCorrection, CIDESCO BeautyTherapy & Body Therapy

• Additional Subject (selectedand researched by thestudent)

• (Thesis 4,000 words) • Job Preparation/Interview

Skills.

WORk AS

• Beauty Consultant • Beauty Therapist • Make-up Artist • Body Therapist • Electrologist • Manicurist

WORk IN

• Salons• Hotel Spas• Leisure complexes• Health farms• Cosmetic company as a

sales rep• Salon Owner• Cruise Liners as a Beauty

Consultant• Beauty Therapist• Make-up Artist• Body Therapist• Electrologist• Manicurist

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FOR WHOM?This course is for school leavers or adults:Who wish to become complementaryhealth therapists, or: Who wish to develop their interest in thefield of complementary health studies. Participants will acquire a deep knowledgeof complementary therapy theory andpractice, and an understanding of howthese fit into the wider context of thehealth science.

DURATIONThis is a two year, full-time course.


CERTIFICATIONEach diploma is awarded by CIBTAC (TheConfederation of International BeautyTherapy and Cosmetology). CIBTAC Diplomaholders can become members of BABTAC,and obtain insurance to practice.

FEESDepartment of Education and SkillsContribution fee of €200 payable onregistration (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance).Student Services fee €230 - this consists of a Student Service Fee of €195 and a non-refundable deposit of €35.

Kit (Aromatherapy) €160 approx.Uniform (2 tunics + fleece ) €120 approx. + (navy trousers and shoes)Exam Fees Year 1 €230 approx.

Exam Fees Year 2 €250 approx.Occupational First Aid €100 approx.QQI exam fees €20 (unless medical card holder).

WORk ExPERIENCE1 day per week (day to be decided on anannual basis).

COURSE CO-ORDINATORYvonne Maher-Bannon.

Yvonne Maher-Bannon, Bridget Lahart,Annette Strachan and John Butler haveextensive experience working in differentspecialisms within the complementaryTherapies area.

Sports Injury Therapy is part of theComplementary Therapy Course.

COURSE CO-ORDINATORJohn Butler. John has many yearsexperience in sports therapy.


Complementary Therapy CIBTAC (inc. Sports Injury Therapy)

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

Year 1• Anatomy and Physiology • Diploma in Body Massage • Diploma in Aromatherapy • Business Studies • Job Preparation and • Interview Skills • Occupational First Aid• Introduction to Sports

Massage Therapy

Year 2• Diploma in Reflexology • Diploma in Indian Head

Massage • Diploma in Reiki • Diploma in Hot Stone

Therapy • Diploma in Sports Massage

WORk AS

• Sports Massage Therapist • Holistic Therapist

WORk IN

• Spas • Hotels • Gymnasiums • Complementary Health

Centres • Cruise Liners • Own Business • Beauty Salons • Centres for Well-Being

Sports Injury Therapy

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FOR WHOM?This is a self-contained course for:Post Leaving Certificate students or adultswho have little or no experience ofhairdressing. The course can lead toemployment in the hairdressing industry asa second or third year stylist. It alsoprovides entry into the Diploma inHairdressing with Beauty Care andBarbering options.

DURATIONThis is a one year course. Most studentscontinue into the Diploma in Hairdressingwith Barbering.


CERTIFICATION END OF YEAR 1Hairdressing 5M3351Department of Education and Skills Junior Trades.


Student Services fee €230 - this consists ofa Student Service Fee of €195 and a non-refundable deposit of €35.

Kit €270 Uniform €200 approx The cost of both kit and uniform are subject to reviewExam Fees Year 1 €150 approx.

WORk ExPERIENCE 1 day per week +1 week at Christmas.

COURSE CO-ORDINATORGeraldine Egan.

COURSE SPECIALISTSGeraldine Egan, Anne Collins, Patricia Prout,Veronica Hogan and Deirdre Allen are allqualified hairdressers with many yearsexperience in the hairdressing industry. Aspart of the course, other experts from theindustry hold workshops with the classthroughout the year.

FURTHER STUDY This certificate provides entry to theDiploma in Hairdressing (with BeautyCare/Barbering) Course in TemplemoreCollege.


Hairdressing Level 5 Certificate 5M3351

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Hairdressing Theory and Practice

• Hairdressing Science• Safety and Health at Work• Customer Service• Communications• Design Skills• Work Experience• Computer Studies• Style Suitability• Shampooing and

Conditioning• Colouring - Permanent,

Semi-permanent andTemporary

• Cutting• Perming and Neutralising• Indian Head Massage• Personal & Interpersonal

Skills

WORk AS

• Work as second or third year stylist

WORk IN

• Hair Salons• Clinics, Health and

Fitness Clubs• Gymnasia/Leisure Centre• Aboard Cruise Liners

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FOR WHOM? This course is designed for:

Those who have had two or more years’experience in hairdressing

Hairdressers who wish to update their skillsand qualifications

Students who have completed theCertificate in Hairdressing course.


CERTIFICATIONDiploma in Ladies Hairdressing (City & Guilds)

Senior Trades Certificate (Department of Education and Skills)

Barbering.


Student Services fee €230 - this consists ofa Student Service Fee of €195 and a non-refundable deposit of €35.

Kit from 1st Year

Uniform from 1st year

Exam Fees Year 1 €250 approx.

WORk ExPERIENCE 1 day per week +1 week at Christmas.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR Geraldine Egan.

COURSE SPECIALISTS Geraldine Egan, Anne Collins, Patricia Prout,Veronica Hogan and Deirdre Allen are allqualified hairdressers with many yearsexperience in the hairdressing industry. Aspart of the course, other experts from theindustry hold workshops with the classthroughout the year.


Hairdressing Diploma

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Advanced Hairdressing Theory and Practice

• Health, Safety and Hygiene• Advanced Perming and

Relaxing• Colouring and Bleaching• Cutting• Hairdressing Science• Make-up

WORk AS

• Qualified Hairdresser• Salon Manager/Owner• Company Technician• Promotional Consultant• Theatre/TV Make-up

Specialist

WORk IN

• Clinics, Health and FitnessClub/Farms

• Gymnasia/Leisure Centre, Aboard

• Cruise Liners• Theatre and Television• Consultancy, Demonstration

and Sales

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FOR WHOM?This course leads to an internationalqualification for experienced hairdressers. Itwill expand their range of techniques, skillsand knowledge. It will provide participantswith management and supervisory skills. Itis the highest qualification available inhairdressing with City & Guilds.

DURATIONOne day per week for one year.

CERTIFICATIONAdvanced Diploma in Hairdressing (City & Guilds)

Senior Trades Certificate (Department of Education & Skills).

FEESStudent Services €1500

Kit - students provide own equipment

Exam Fees €250 approx.

WORk ExPERIENCEStudents will be in employment during the course.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR Geraldine Egan.

COURSE SPECIALISTS Geraldine Egan, Anne Collins, Patricia Proutand Veronica Hogan are all qualifiedhairdressers with many years experience inthe hairdressing industry. As part of thecourse, other experts from the industry hold workshops with the class throughoutthe year.


Advanced Diploma in Hairdressing

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

Advanced techniques in the following: • Cutting• Perming and Relaxing• Colour and Colour Correction• Creative and Fantasy Styling• Hair Design• Hair Science• Hair Extensions• Promotional Activities -

planning and implementing• Financial Business

Management

WORk AS

• Salon Manager/Owner• Promotional Consultant

WORk IN

• Hair Salon• Cruise Liners• Theatre and Television• Leisure Centres• Special Features: • Photo shoots• Promotional Activities


FOR WHOM?This course is for:

Adults and Post-Leaving certificate studentswho wish to pursue a career in the Sportand Leisure Industry.

People who have an interest in SportsCoaching.

People who are interested in promotingactive lifestyles.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSLeaving Cert or equivalent, or appropriateexperience in the workplace.

CERTIFICATIONSports, Recreation and Exercise 5M5146.

FEESFEES: €545

This is comprised as follows:Department ofEducation and Skills contribution of €200payable on registration (unless medicalcard holder, eligible under the grantscheme, in receipt of BTEA or VTOSallowance).

Student Services fee €195 - This consists ofa student services fee of €160 and a non-refundable deposit of €35.

Occupational First Aid €100.

Irish Water Safety Award €50 (subject toaccess to the Garda school swimming pool).

QQI exam fees €50 (unless medical card holder).

FURTHER STUDYStudents can also gain entry to a widerange of courses at third level through the Higher Education Links Scheme.

LIT:Sports Coaching & DevelopmentSports Strength & Conditioning (Thurles)

Carlow IT:Strength & ConditioningSport Science

IT Tralee:BSc Health & Leisure

CIT:Recreation & Leisure Management

Waterford Institute of Technology:There are reserved places for TCFE studentsin BS in Recreational Sports ManagementBA (H) in Health PromotionBA (H) in Excercise and Health StudiesBSc (H) in Sports Coaching andPerformance

UCC:BA Sport Studies & Physical Education.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR:Aoife O’Rourke, Aoife is a qualified PEteacher and has an international Masters in Adapted Physical Activity.

Sports, Recreation and Exercise Level 5 5M5146

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• 5N2667 Sport and RecreationStudies

• 5N2668 Exercise and Fitness• 5N0690 Communications• 5N1356 Work Experience• 5N2006 Nutrition• 5N4648 Sports Anatomy

and Physiology• 5N4666 Leisure Facility

Administration• 5N4352 Adapted Physical

Activity• Irish Water Safety Award• Occupational First Aid Award

WORk AS

• Gym/Fitness Instructor• Sports Retail Management• Sports Development Officer• Recreation and Leisure

Management• Personal Trainer

WORk IN

• Leisure Centre• Sports Club• Own Business

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Adults and Post-Leaving certificate studentswho wish to pursue a career in landscapingand horticulture

Gardening enthusiasts

Those who have an interest in the outdoor life.



CERTIFICATIONHorticulture 5M2586.


Student Services fee €195 – This consists of a student services fee of €160 and anon-refundable deposit of €35


COURSE SPECIALISTDavid Young has been teaching horticultureand green keeping courses in the Collegefor six years. His area of expertise ishorticulture design and construction.

COURSE CO-ORDINATORDavid Young.

FURTHER STUDYTemplemore CollegeHorticulture Level 6Waterford Institute of Technology:There are reserved places for TCFE studentsin BSc (H) ForestryBSc HorticultureBSc Horticulture (Botanic Gardens Dublin).

This course provides entry to QQI Level 6Horticulture and to QQI Level 6 Golf andSports Turf Management in TemplemoreCollege.

Students can also gain entry to a widerange of science, applied science,horticulture, and forestry courses at thirdlevel through the Higher Education LinksScheme.

WORk PRACTICEA minimum of 40 days work experience is required.


Horticulture Level 5 5M2586

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Plant Science• Plant Protection• Plant Identification and Use• Soil Science and Growing

Media• Work Practice• Communications• Garden Design• Landscape Construction

and Maintenance• Safety and Health at Work

WORk AS

• Garden Designer• Park developer• Site developer• Landscaper

WORk IN

• Construction industry• Horticulture industry• Public Parks• Sports Grounds

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Adults and Post-Leaving certificate studentswho wish to pursue a career in landscapingand horticulture.

Gardening enthusiasts.

People who have an interest in the outdoor life.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSQQI Level 5 Horticulture or Agriculture or Appropriate Work Experience.

CERTIFICATIONHorticulture 6M4334.


Student Services fee €195 – This consistsof a student services fee of €160 and anon-refundable deposit of €35



FURTHER STUDYWaterford Institute of Technology:There are reserved places for TCFE studentsin BSc (H) ForestryBSc HorticultureBSc Horticulture (Botanic Gardens Dublin).

Students can also gain entry to a widerange of science, applied science,horticulture, and forestry courses at third level through the Higher EducationLinks Scheme.

COURSE CO-ORDINATORDavid Young.

PRACTICAL ExPERIENCEOne day per week.


Horticulture Level 6 6M4334

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Landscape Construction and Maintenance

• Tree and Shrub Management• Business Management• Communications• Computer Aided Drafting• Market Gardening

WORk AS

• Garden Designer• Park Developer• Site Developer• Landscaper

WORk IN

• Construction Industry• Horticulture Industry• Public Parks• Sports Grounds

This course will satisfy thequalifications required under Schedule2B and section 81AA of the StampDuties Consolidation Act 1999 (SDCA1999) for stamp duty exemption inthe transfer of land to young farmers.

Golf and Sports Turf Management Level 6 6M4330

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Those who have completed QQI Level 5Horticulture

Existing golf course or sports grounds staffwho wish to gain a qualification in turfgrass management

People who have good experience in thehorticultural area.

DURATIONThis is a one year full time course.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSQQI Level 5 Horticulture or Agriculture or appropriate work experience.

CERTIFICATIONGolf and Sports Turf Management 6M4330.




WORk ExPERIENCE3 days per week.


FURTHER STUDYThis course provides entry to Third Levelcourses through the Higher Education linksscheme.


MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Sports Turf Mechanisation• Sports Turf Science and

Maintenance• Sports Turf Facilities• Tree and Shrub Management• Business Management• Communications

WORk AS

• Green Keeper • Park Manager • Site Developer • Landscaper

WORk IN

• Golf Clubs • Football Grounds• Tennis, Cricket, Bowling

Clubs etc.• Public Parks


FOR WHOM?The programme is for students who want to acquire the knowledge, skill, andcompetence to work independently in amanaged environment in a range of equinesectors and contexts and /or to progress tofurther or higher education and training.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSThere is no minimum educational entryrequirement but students who havecompleted the Leaving Certificate are likelyto benefit most from the course. Experiencein the equine industry is an advantage.

CERTIFICATIONHorsemanship 5M3371.

FEESStudents will be required to pay the following fees:

Stable yard fees - €600.00 (subject to change)

Student Services – €195

Department of Education and Skills Fee - €200 (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance).

QQI Exam fees €50 (unless medical card holder).

All students are expected to have their ownpersonal equipment including protectiveequipment.

WORk ExPERIENCEWhile students will spend a lot of time inan equine environment they will alsobenefit from work experience which willconsist of ten days placement in a suitableequine environment.

PROGRESSIONStudents with this Level 5 award may applyto a Level 6 Advanced Certificate inHorsemanship (Equitation) and a Level 6Advanced Certificate (Stud Management).Students can also apply via the HigherEducation Links Scheme, for the HigherCertificate in Business in Equine Studies(AL025) at Athlone Institute of Technology.

COURSE CO-ORDINATORMicheál Lenihan.

Horsemanship Level 5 5M3371

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Stable Yard Routine• Race Horse Care and Exercise• Young Horse Training

Techniques• Sports Horse Training• Teamwork• Work Experience

WORk AS

• Under the supervision of thestable supervisor graduateswill work in areas such asstable and yard maintenance,horse feeding and grooming,horse exercising, and horsetraining

WORk IN

• Graduates from thisprogramme will haveemployment opportunities inthe horse industry includingstud farms, training yards, andequestrian centres.

SUBJECT TO APPROVAL

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Adults and Post Leaving Certificate students who wish to:

Pursue a career in interior decoration and design

Develop an appreciation and understanding of the green interior

Complete a portfolio of design and project work

Improve their own homes and residential properties

Develop their visual awareness & lateral thinking skills.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Leaving Certificate or equivalent, orappropriate experience in the workplace.

CERTIFICATIONInterior Design 5M5054.




WORk ExPERIENCE1 week in November and 1 day per week.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/SPECIALISTNicola Welford. Nicola is a qualified artteacher and designer and has extensiveexperience in the areas in the area of bothgraphic and interior design.

FURTHER STUDY Graduates from the course may progress to the Interior Design with ArchitecturalTechnology Level 6 Templemore College orto a range of third level courses availableon the Higher Education Links Scheme.


Interior Design Level 5 5M5054

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Design Skills• Appreciation of Art, Craft

and Design• Architectural Drawing• CAD (Computer Aided

Draughting)• Computer Illustrated

Graphics (Adobe Photoshop)• Building Construction - (this

includes an introduction toDomestic BER)

• Colour & Light• Communications & Work

Experience

WORk AS

• Interior Buyer & SalesConsultant

• Self employed freelancedesigner

• Architects interior advisor• Colour Specialist

WORk IN

• Interior Products Wholesale & retail trade

• Architects Offices• Auctioneers• Construction Industry

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Adults who have either completed the level 5 course in Interior Design/ComputerAided Design with Architectural Technologyfor Green Building or have experience inindustry and wish to formalise theirqualification in the area.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSQQI level 5 award in Design with EcoInterior Design/Computer Aided Design withArchitectural Technology for Green Buildingwith a minimum of 3 distinctions orrelevant work experience in the designindustry.

CERTIFICATIONQQI Level 6 Interior Design AINTD.

FEESDepartment of Education and SkillsContribution fee of €200 payable onregistration (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance)



Students will be required to take part in a variety of field trips during the year.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/SUBjECT AREA SPECIALISTNicola Welford. Nicola teaches and hasextensive experience in the areas of art,graphic and interior design.

FURTHER STUDYGraduates from the course may progress to a range of third level courses availableon the Higher Education Links Scheme.


Interior Design with Arch and Tech Level 6

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Architectural Drawing & Presentation

• 3D Interior Design Method • Building Technology & Design • Surveying • BER (Building Energy Rating)

Certification • Architectural Model Making • Design Computer Applications • Design Professional Practice

WORk AS

• 3D Interior and Exterior Visualizer

• Interior Buyer & Sales Consultant

• Self-employed Freelance Designer

• Architects Interior Advisor • Colour Specialist

WORk IN

• Interior Products Wholesale & Retail Trade

• Architects Offices • Auctioneers • Construction Industry

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Adults and Post Leaving Certificate studentswho wish to:

Pursue a career in architectural technology,architecture, sustainable energy

Develop an appreciation and understandingof green building methods

Complete a portfolio of design & project work

Develop their visual awareness & lateralthinking skills.



CERTIFICATIONComputer Aided Design 5M1940.


Student Services fee €195 – This consists of a student services fee of €160 and anon-refundable deposit of €35.


WORk ExPERIENCE1 week in November and 1 day per week.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/SUBjECTAREA SPECIALIST:David Young. David teaches and projectmanages in the area of construction andhas used CAD extensively while working asa Site Engineer.

FURTHER STUDYGraduates from the course may progress to the Interior Design with ArchitecturalTechnology Level 6 course or to a range ofthird level courses available on the HigherEducation Links Scheme.


CAD Architectural Design for Green Building Level 5 5M1940

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Design Skills• Appreciation of Art,

Craft and Design• Architectural Drawing• CAD (Computer Aided

Draughting)• Computer Illustrated Graphics

(Adobe Photoshop)• Building Construction - (this

includes an introduction toDomestic BER)

• Colour & Light• Communications & Work

Experience

• CAD Specialist• Architects Assistant• Self employed freelance

designer• Green Building Methods

Advisor

• Architectural Design Industry

• Construction Industry• Area of Engineering

WORK AS

WORK IN


FOR WHOM?This course is suitable for anyone who hasan interest in makeup a nd cosmeticapplication. Students are expected to havea good imagination and creative flair.

DURATIONThe programme is full time fromSeptember to June.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSLeaving Certificate or equivalent orappropriate work place experience.Qualified therapists are granted exemptionsfrom subjects already certified.

CERTIFICATIONMake-up Artistry 5M5265.

FEESStudents will be required to purchase a kitcirca €480 (subject to change)Student Services – €195Department of Education and Skills Fee - €200 (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance)QQI Exam Fees - €50 (unless medical card holder).

WORk ExPERIENCEStudents will complete ten days placementin a suitable environment. Some of this can

be gained through involvement in filmproductions in house.

COURSE CO-ORDINATORCiara O’Sullivan

COURSE SPECIALISTSCiara O’SullivanNicola WelfordCiara has trained in special effects make upand has worked as a producer and make upartist with London based film companyKrown Films and has also worked onspecialist make-up application with anumber of drama groups.Nicola has also trained in special effectsmake-up for the film industry. She is also aqualified teacher of Art and Graphic Designwith extensive experience in the creativemedia industry.

Make-up Artistry Level 5 5M5265

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Period and Theatrical Make-Up

• Postiche (Facial Hair Making)• Fashion and Media Make-Up• Specialised Make-Up Effects• Communications• Work Experience

• This course offers a profes-sional qualification for thosewho wish to qualify as aprofessional make-up artistfor Fashion, Theatre,Television, Advertising, Film orin Special Effects. In additiongraduates can work ascosmetic consultants/make upartists

• Graduates of this course havethe option to work on afreelance basis or asemployees in a variety ofindustries including Theatres,Make-up Studios, on Film andTV Sets etc and on a range ofmedia productions includingeditorials and high fashion(catwalk). Alternativelygraduates can expect to findemployment with internationalcosmetic companies, ascosmetic consultants/make upartists and cosmetic countermanagers.

WORK AS

WORK IN

SUBJECT TO APPROVAL

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FOR WHOM?If you have an interest in how the mediaworks, have an interest and flair for writingand are interested in radio broadcastingthen this may be the course for you.

ADDITIONAL DETAILSThis programme is provided in a state ofthe art multimedia Apple iMac lab andincorporates industry standard softwaresuch as Adobe Creative Suite 6 – AdobeAudition, Premier Pro, Photoshop etc.Media Production students have access tothe very best in professional portablerecording hardware and there is also aprofessional radio studio on campus fordeveloping studio based broadcasting skills.

DURATIONThis is a one year full time course.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSLeaving Certificate (or equivalent) orappropriate workplace experience. Agenuine interest in writing is essential.

CERTIFICATIONMedia Production 5M15960.

FEES€495 - This is comprised as follows:Department of Education and SkillsContribution fee of €200 payable onregistration (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance).Student Services fee €195 – This consists ofa student services fee of €160 and a

non- refundable deposit of €35Studio Equipment Fee €100.QQI Exam Fees - €50 (unless medical card holder).

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/SPECIALISTCiara O’Sullivan. Ciara holds an HonoursMasters degree in Irish Media Studies. Inaddition she has qualified in radioprogramme production and has worked inthe media industry as a film producer.

FURTHER STUDYGraduate can progress to a range of thirdlevel courses through the Higher EducationLinks Scheme. Templemore College havedeveloped a link with Limerick College ofFurther Education for those who want toprogress to Level 6.

EDUCATIONAL PROGRESSION ANDHIGHER EDUCATION LINkSHere in Templemore College graduates ofMedia Production can progress to one ofthree Level 6 courses we offer here in thecollege. The first is in Media Production, thesecond is in Animation and Film Productionwhile the third is in Film and TV Production.Examples of courses which are also open tograduates of Media Production include:Level 7 TV and Media Production CW 547 atCarlow Institute of TechnologyLevel 8 Liberal Arts MI004 in MaryImmaculate College Limerick Level 8 New Media and English LM033 inUniversity of LimerickLevel 8 Film and Screen Media CK105University College Cork.


Media Production Level 5 5M15960

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Communications• Work Experience• Media Analysis• Radio Programme Production• Print Journalism• Computer Illustration Graphics• Graphic Design• Digital Movie Processing

WORk AS

• Reporter • Freelance Journalist • Publisher Assistant• Radio Presenter • News Reader• Radio Correspondent • Researcher • Radio Producer

WORk IN

• Freelance Journalism • Media Production • Radio Production • Newspaper/Magazine

Publishing

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FOR WHOM ?This course is for those interested intraining for a career in broadcasting, withparticular emphasis on Radio. It is a oneyear full time programme designed toprovide learners with the opportunity todevelop their broadcasting skills withparticular emphasis on practical hands onproduction skills. The Programme offerslearners the opportunity to develop theknowledge and skills to work in this excitingand vibrant industry effectively. Learnerson this programme will have access to theCollege’s state of the art iMac computersuite which is equipped with the very latestsoftware used in industry.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSQQI Level 5 award in relevant field with a minimum of three distinctions, orrelevant industry experience.

CERTIFICATIONMedia Production 6M5130.

FEESFEES: €495

This is comprised as follows:Department of Education and Skillscontribution fee of €200 payable onregistration (unless medical card holder,

eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance).

Student Services fee of €195 - This consistsof a student services fee of €160 and anon-refundable deposit of €35.

Studio equipment fee €100.


WORk ExPERIENCE Two weeks in January/February.

Course Co-ordinator/Subject Area SpecialistCiara O’Sullivan. Ciara holds a masters inIrish Media Studies and has worked as aproducer with Krown Films, London.

FURTHER STUDYGraduates from this course may progress to a range of third level courses availablethrough the higher education links schemefor example:

• BA in Journlism and New Media LM039University of Limerick (Level 8)

• TV and Media Production CW 547 atCarlow Institute of Technology

• BA in TV, Radio and New MediaBroadcasting TL802 at Tralee Institute ofTechnology (Level 8)


Media Production Level 6 6M5130

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Media Industry Awareness• Ethical and Legal Issues

in the Media• Broadcasting Presentation

Skills• Radio Techniques• Radio Documentary

Production• Radio News Broadcasting• Digital Audio Processing• Studio and Location Sound

Production

WORk AS

• Radio Presenters• Reporters• Correspondents• Broadcasting Producers• Sound Engineers• Sound Operators• Sound Designers• Journalists• Graphic Designers• Web Publishers

WORk IN

• Radio Stations• Recording Studios• Film Studios• TV Stations

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FOR WHOMThis is a 1 year full time programmedesigned to provide an introduction to film,radio and TV programme making andediting. The course incorporates instructionin techniques from the pre and postproduction stage of TV, Radio and FilmMaking. The programme is suitable forthose interested in pursuing a career in theTV, Radio or Film industries. Whether yourinterest is in being in front or behind thecamera/microphone this course offerslearners the opportunity to develop theknowledge and skills to function effectivelyin these vibrant and exciting mediaenvironments.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSLeaving Certificate or equivalent orappropriate workplace experience. Basic computer skills essential.

CERTIFICATIONFilm and TV Production 5M5158.

FEESFEES: €495

This is comprised as follows:Department of Education and Skillscontribution fee of €200 payable onregistration (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance).



QQI Exam Fees €50 (unless medical cardholder).


COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/SUBjECT AREA SPECIALISTCiara O’Sullivan. Ciara holds a masters inIrish Media Studies and has worked as aproducer with Krown Films London.

FURTHER STUDYGraduates from this course may progress to QQI Level 6 or to a range of third levelcourses available through the highereducation links scheme.

EDUCATIONAL PROGRESSION ANDHIGHER EDUCATION LINkSHere in Templemore College graduates ofMedia Production can progress to one ofthree Level 6 courses we offer here in thecollege. The first is in Media Production, thesecond is in Animation and Film Productionwhile the third is in Film and TelevisionProduction.Level 7 TV and Media Production CW 547 atCarlow Institute of TechnologyLevel 8 Film and Screen Media CK105University College Cork.


Film and TV Production Level 5 5M5158

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Media Analysis • Editing for TV and Film• Communications• Work Experience• Digital Movie Processing• Word processing• Film Production• Radio Programme

Production

WORk AS

• Film Directors/Producers• TV/Radio Presenters• Film/music video directors• Editors• Scriptwriters

WORk IN

• Radio Stations• TV/Film Production Studios

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FOR WHOM ?This course is for those interested intraining for a career in film and television.It is a one year full time programmedesigned to provide learners with theopportunity to develop their film makingskills with particular emphasis on practicalhands on production skills. The Programmeoffers learners the opportunity to developthe knowledge and skills to work in thisexciting and vibrant industry effectively.Learners on this programme will haveaccess to the College’s state of the art iMaccomputer suite which is equipped with thevery latest software used in industry. Students also have accessto professional standard audio and videorecording equipment.

Students also have access to professionalstandard audio and video recordingequipment.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSQQI Level 5 award in relevant field with a minimum of three distinctions, orrelevant industry experience.

CERTIFICATIONFilm and TV Production 6M5159.

FEESFEES: €495

This is comprised as follows:Department of Education and Skillscontribution fee of €200 payable onregistration (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance).





COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/SUBjECT AREA SPECIALISTCiara O’Sullivan. Ciara holds a masters inIrish Media Studies and has worked as aproducer with Krown Films, London.

FURTHER STUDYGraduates from this course may progress toa range of third level courses availablethrough the higher education links scheme.


Film and TV Production Level 6 6M5159

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Documentary Production • Editing Practice and

Techniques• Film and Digital Video• Directing Film• Studio and LocationSound Production• Broadcasting Presentation

Skills• Digital Audio Processing• Media Industry Awareness

WORk AS

• Camera Operators• Producers/Directors• Post Production – Editors• Various Freelance Film

and TV Options

WORk IN

• Television Studios• Location Work• Film Sets

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FOR WHOM?If you have an interest and a flair for art,drawing, film, computer animation, andmovie production then this programmemay be for you. The programme is provided in an iMac Labwith industry standard software such asAdobe Creative Suite CS6 – Adobe Flash,Adobe Premier Pro, Adobe Photoshop,Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Audition and Quark xpress.Professional Radio Station on campus.Animation Rostrums and up to dateequipment and software for stop motionanimation.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSEntry requirement is normally QQI Level 4,however, life experience and demonstratedinterest in creative media will be animportant factor.

CERTIFICATIONCreative Media 5M5048.

FEESFEES: €495This is comprised as follows:Department of Education and Skillscontribution fee of €200 payable onregistration (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance).Student Services fee of €195 - This consists

of a student services fee of €160 and anon-refundable deposit of €35.Studio equipment fee €100.QQI Examination Fees €50 (unless a medical card holder).

WORk ExPERIENCE2 Weeks in January.

FURTHER STUDY Templemore College of Further EducationAnimation & Film Production Level 6 Filmand TV Production Level 6Media Production level 6Limerick Institute of TechnologyDigital Animation Production Level 8 –Clonmel Campus *Note advanced entry linkfor graduates of Templemore College withCartoon Animation & Film Production Level6- students progress to second year. Limerick Institute of TechnologyCreative Multimedia Level 7 – ClonmelCampusLimerick Institute of Technology Animation& Motion Design Level 8 (Honours) inDesign – Limerick School of Art & Design –Clare St. Campus.

PORTFOLIO PREPARATIONStudents prepared with portfolio for othereducation links in the areas of Animation,Film, Graphic Design, Art & Design.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/SUBjECT AREA SPECIALISTNicola Welford. Nicola is a qualified artteacher and graphic designer and works inthe area of design and creative media on afreelance basis.


Creative Media Level 5 5M5048

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Media Analysis • Animation • Digital Movie Processing • Film Production • Graphic Design • Radio Programme

Production • Computer Illustration

Graphics• Communications • Work Experience

• Radio Presenter• Animator• Illustrator• Graphic Designer• Sound Designer

• Animation Industry• Print Media Industry• Multi Media Industry• Broadcasting Industry

WORK AS

WORK IN

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FOR WHOM?This course is for adults who have eithercompleted the level 5 Award in CreativeMedia, Film and TV Production, MediaProduction or have experience in industryand wish to formalise their qualification inthe area.The programme is provided in an iMac Labwith industry standard software such asAdobe Creative Suite CS6 – Adobe Flash,Adobe Premier Pro, Adobe After Effects,Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, AdobeAudition and Quark xpress.Professional Radio Station on campus.Animation Rostrums and up to dateequipment and software for stop motionanimation.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSEntry requirement is normally a QQI level 5award in a relevant course with a minimumof 3 distinctions or relevant workexperience in the industry.

CERTIFICATIONCartoon Animation 6M5545.

FEESFEES: €495This is comprised as follows:Department of Education and Skillscontribution fee of €200 payable on

registration (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance).Student Services fee of €195 - This consistsof a student services fee of €160 and anon-refundable deposit of €35.Studio equipment fee €100. QQI Exam Fees €80 (unless medical card holder).

EDUCATIONAL PROGRESSION ANDHIGHER EDUCATION LINkS Limerick Institute of TechnologyDigital Animation Production Level 8 –Clonmel Campus *Note advanced entry linkfor graduates of Templemore College withCartoon Animation & Film Production Level6 - students progress to second year. Limerick Institute of TechnologyCreative Multimedia Level 7 – ClonmelCampusLimerick Institute of Technology Animation & Motion Design Level 8(Honours) in Design – Limerick School of Art& Design – Clare St. Campus.

PORTFOLIO PREPARATIONStudents prepared with portfolio for othereducation links in the areas of Animation,Film, Graphic Design, Art & Design.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/SUBjECTAREA SPECIALISTNicola Welford. Nicola is a qualified artteacher and graphic designer and hasextensive experience in the creative media industry.


Animation and Film Production Level 6 6M5545

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Animation Film Production

• Animation Drawing • Drawing• Digital Video Processing

& Production • Production Management

for TV and Film • Digital Imaging • Design • Directing Film• Scriptwriting for Animation

• Independent Film Maker• Animator• Illustrator• Graphic Designer• Director/Producer• Script Writer

• Animation Industry• Print Media Industry• Multi Media Industry• Broadcasting Industry• Film Industry

WORK AS

WORK IN

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FOR WHOM?This is a one year full-time course whichinvolves classroom, fieldwork and workplacement education and training. It providesstudents with the range of practical skills andtheoretical knowledge required foremployment in the security industry.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSLeaving Certificate standard or equivalenteducational qualification or previous workexperience in the security industry.

CERTIFICATIONSecurity Studies 5M2110.

GARDA VETTINGAll students on the Security Studies coursemust receive Garda Vetting. Without this,students will not be allowed on workplacement and therefore will not be able to complete the course.

FEESThere is a total cost of €700 for this course. It is broken down as follows:Student Services €195 (This consists of astudent services fee of €160 and a non-refundable deposit of €35, Department of Education & Skills-(unlessholder of Medical Card) €200,Exam Fees €50 (unless medical card holder,eligible under the grant scheme, in receiptof BTEA or VTOS allowance). OccupationalFirst Aid €100

Swimming/Life Saving - (subject to access toGarda School Swimming Pool), €50Uniform (Jumper and High Vis Jacket) €25Security Training Manual €30, Field Trips €50approx. (visit security organisations).

WORk ExPERIENCETwo week block in January. Students will alsocarry out security supervisory experiencewithin Templemore College on one day perweek throughout the academic year asdirected by the course co-ordinator.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/SPECIALISTMary d'Estelle Roe is a retired garda sergeantand lectured for many years in the gardacollege in Templemore. She is also a registeredtrainer with Security Institute of Ireland.

Eamonn Owens tutors in Swimming/LifeSaving and officially assesses First Aid, DoorSecurity Procedures and Guarding Skills (Level4) Role Plays and Skills Demonstrations.

FURTHER STUDY Successful completion of Security Studies QQIlevel 5 (minimum of 3 distinctions) providesentry to QQI level 6 Security Operations andAdministration and Higher Education.Graduates from the course are qualified toregister with the Private Security Authority,established under the Private Security Services act (2004).

EDUCATIONAL PROGRESSION ANDHIGHER EDUCATION LINkSEducation progression includes TemplemoreCollege Security Operations Level 6.


Security Studies Level 5 5M2110

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Legal Practice & Procedures • Security Industry Procedures • Safety & Health at Work • Work Experience • Door Security Procedures • Guarding Skills • Communications • Occupational First Aid • Criminology • Conflict Resolution • Swimming

WORk AS

• Security guard • Store detective • Students who complete

this course may wish to apply for positions in theGarda Siochana, PrisonService or Defence Forces.

WORk IN

• Store • Industry • Security firms • Offices • Apartment building • Door Security

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FOR WHOM?This course is for those interested in working at supervisory level in the private securityindustry.

DURATION AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTSThis is a 1 year course. Entry requirementsinclude a Fetac Level 5 Award in SecurityStudies, with a minimum of 4 merits in LegalPractices and Procedures, Health and Safety,Criminology and Conflict Resolution. The gardavetting process must be completed prior tocommencement in respect of all working insecurity. Students must be in possession of acurrent PSA licence on Guarding Skills or DoorSecurity Procedures.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSQQI level 5 award in Security studies, with aminimum of 3 distinctions, or relevant workexperience in security industry. The gardavetting process must be completed prior tocommencement in respect of all working insecurity. Students must be in possession of acurrent PSA licence on Guarding Skills or DoorSecurity Procedures.

CERTIFICATIONSecurity Operations 6M4980.

FEESThere is a total cost of €580 for this course. It is broken down as follows:

Student Services €195 (This consists of astudent services fee of €160 and a non-refundable deposit of €35, Department of Education & Skills-(unless medical card holder, eligible under the grant scheme, in receipt of BTEA or VTOSallowance). €200,QQI Exam Fees €80 (unless medical cardholder),Uniform (Jumper and High Vis Jacket) €25Security Training Manual €30Field Trips €50 approx. (visit security organizations).

WORk ExPERIENCETwo week block in January. Students will alsocarry out security supervisory experiencewithin Templemore College on one day perweek throughout the academic year asdirected by the course co-ordinator.

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/ SPECIALISTMary d'Estelle Roe is a retired garda sergeantand lectured for many years in the gardacollege in Templemore. She is also a registeredtrainer with Security Institute of Ireland.

FURTHER STUDY Students can also progress to a range of thirdlevel courses through the Higher EducationLinks Scheme.


Security Operations Level 6 6M4980

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Business Management • Conflict Management • Customer Service • Crime Prevention • Supervisory Security

Management• Leadership• Swimming • Work Experience

WORk AS

• Security Officer at SupervisoryLevel

• Students who complete thiscourse may wish to apply forpositions in the GardaSiochana, Prison Service orDefence Forces.

WORk IN

• Security Firms • Offices • Stores • Door Security • Airport Security


FOR WHOM?This course is intended for those working as youth leaders at present in a voluntary or paid capacity and interested in a careerin Youth Work.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSLeaving Cert or Equivalent.

CERTIFICATIONYouthwork 5M4732.




COURSE CO-ORDINATORMicheál Lenihan.

WORk ExPERIENCEOne day per week and a block of two weeksin February.

COURSE SPECIALISTMicheál Lenihan.

Youthwork Level 5 5M4732

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Understanding Youthwork• Young People and Society• Working with young people• Substance use – Issues for

Youthwork• Exercise and Fitness• Teamworking

WORk AS

• Youth leaders in a paid orvoluntary capacity.

WORk IN

• Youth Clubs• Youth Services • Adolescent Education Services• Sports Clubs

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FOR WHOM?This course is suitable for students who are interested in studying Psychology orSociology at third level or for those whowish to obtain employment in the caringprofessions, or those interested in studyingindividual or group behaviour.

This one year course is designed for thosewho wish to deepen their understanding of all aspects of social issues in our world today.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSLeaving Certificate or equivalent.

CERTIFICATIONApplied Social Studies 5M2181.




WORk ExPERIENCE1 day per week +2 week block (TBA).

COURSE CO-ORDINATOR/ SPECIALISTBridget Condon.

FURTHER STUDYHolders of a QQI award at Level 5 mayapply for degree courses in Institutes ofTechnology and Universities. Successfulgraduates can progress to Psychology, Arts,Social Science in UCC and Social Care in CITand WIT and a range of other courses. Thiscourse will provide learners with the skillsto find employment in a social care setting.

Note: This course requires participants to be Garda vetted. Continued participation on the course and work placement isdependent on the successful completion of this process.


Applied Psychology and Social Studies Level 5 5M2181

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• Social Studies • Applied Psychology • Intercultural Studies • Communications • Work Experience • Human Growth &

Development • Word Processing • Legal Practices and

Procedures (to be confirmed) • Young People and Society

WORK AS

• Community Development Worker

• Youth Worker• Project Worker with specific

target groups such as the homeless, youth diversionprogrammes, alcohol/drugdependency units

WORK IN

• Public and voluntary sector in the areas of residential care, older people, juvenile, justice and family support services.

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FOR WHOM?This course is for students who have an interest in:

• Europe and the European Union inparticular, and its vital role in globalpolitics

• Learning the skills and expertise tocompete successfully in the Europeanlabour market

• Acquiring fluency in a modern Europeanlanguage and learning about thecultures, politics, societies, economicsand history of the region.

If you are a job seeker, this qualification willenhance your job prospects in a wide rangeof multicultural environments, where goodlanguage and communications skills arerequired.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSSuccessful applicants will normally havesuccessfully completed their Leaving Cert orequivalent, or will have previousprofessional or life experience and nowwish to gain an accredited qualification.

COURSE DESCRIPTIONThis course is for you if you have a generalinterest in Europe, European languages, andyou would like to know more about how theEuropean Union (EU) works.

This includes not only learning how tospeak their neighbour’s language, but alsolearning about European history, economicissues, legal and cultural aspects, and theEU’s political institutions.

CERTIFICATIONEuropean Studies 5M2073. Students willalso receive a EuroPass Mobility certificate.




WORk ExPERIENCEThree weeks in either Spain or France.

This work experience will be funded underthe Erasmus+ programme.

COURSE SPECIALIST/COORDINATORSiobhán Keating has over 15 years’experience in industry, having traveledextensively throughout Europe and furtherafield. In her capacity as EU projectcoordinator, Siobhán manages theErasmus+ programme in TemplemoreCollege, which offers students opportunitiesto travel to Spain and France on fundedwork placements.

FURTHER STUDYThis course offers a progression route to theLevel 8 European Studies degree in theUniversity of Limerick, through the HigherEducation Links scheme.


European Studies Level 5 5M2073

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

• French 5N1623 or Spanish5N1630

• French 4N1172 or Spanish4N1630

• European Studies 5N1444• Political Studies 5N1837• Intercultural Studies 5N0765• Customer Service 5N0972• Work Experience 5N1356• Web Authoring 5N1910• Word Processing 5N1358

Typically, the European Studies student will ultimately pursue a career in:

• Administration in EUInstitutions or InternationalAgencies

• Export-oriented organisations• Translation or Interpreting• Call Centre Multi-lingual

Support

• Job openings for EuropeanStudies students can be found in all industry sectors,where good language andcommunications skills are required.

WORK AS

WORK IN

Templemore College is proud to be anactive partner in the EU-funded Erasmus+programme.

Erasmus+ provides opportunitiesfor students to study, train, gain workexperience and volunteer abroad.

Currently, 15 students from TemplemoreCollege take part in work placementsin Spain and France each year. Workplacements are organised through anetwork of contacts with Spanish andFrench enterprises in a wide variety ofindustry sectors.

Benefits for studentsErasmus+ opportunities are very beneficialto students, who gain valuableexperience in terms of learningnew language and technical skills but alsoin terms of personal growth. All studentsreport an increase in self-confidence,independence, maturity, and motivationupon their return home to Ireland.

In addition, the Erasmus+ mobilityexperience can enhance the student's CVand help the student secure futureemployment, at home or abroad.Furthermore, the Erasmus+ programme canbe particularly beneficial for those studentslooking to continue their studies ofEuropean languages at higher level.

FundingEU funding for the work placementscontributes to the costs of flights,accommodation, and day-to-day livingexpenses while on work placement.


Erasmus+

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FOR WHOM?This course is for adults who left schoolearly and who would like to get back toeducation. It aims:

• To provide participants with theconfidence and skills to considerreturning to full time education oremployment in the future.

• To provide participants with full QQIawards at Levels 3 and 4.

Tours and day trips are a regular part of theschedule.

Participants have full access to the adultguidance and counselling service.

There is no exam stress and the emphasisis on making learning fun and enjoyable ina relaxed and supportive atmosphere.

Class size is small so that each student canget individual attention when necessary.

FURTHER STUDYThis course prepares students to pursuefurther educational opportunities if they sowish. Many students have progressed on tofull time courses in Templemore College.

FEES

There are no tuition fees for eligiblestudents. This programme is funded byB.T.E.I.

COURSE CO-ORDINATORKathleen Grimes.

SUBjECT AREA SPECIALISTSKathleen Grimes: Kathleen has years ofexperience in training and education.


Return to EducationMAIN AREAS OF STUDY

Year 1: Level 3 General Learning 3M0874• Communications Skills:

Listening, speaking, reading,writing.

• Woodcraft: developingcreativity through wood

• Personal Effectiveness:developing confidence and self esteem

• Word Processing: Introductionto word processing

• Internet Skills: Developingconfidence in the use of theinternet

• Maths: Basic MathematicsDuration:• This course takes place three

mornings per week fromSeptember to May

Year 2: Level 4 General Learning 4M2010• Communications: More

Effective CommunicationsSkills

• Maths: Continuation of basic mathematics

• Personal effectiveness:improving interpersonal skills further

• Word Processing: Developingskills to use a word processing package

• Computer Applications:Developing an understanding of database, spreadsheets and computer graphics

• Work Experience: Gain relevant experience in the area of your choice

• Vegetable growing: Developskills to plant, grow andmaintain a range of vegetables

• Food and Nutrition: Developingknowledge to follow a healthyand balanced diet

Duration:• This course takes place four

mornings per week fromSeptember to May

Level 5 Information Processing: 5M2067

• Spreadsheets: Creating anddesigning spreadsheets

• Payroll Manual and computerised:Operating and maintaing accuratepayroll records using manual andcomputerised systems

Duration:• This course takes place four

afternoons per week fromSeptember to May

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THE YOUTHREACH PROGRESSION PROGRAMME FORNORTH TIPPERARYAIMCéim Eile is a Department of Education andScience initiative, supported by ESF funding,to provide second chance education forearly school leavers in the 16 - 20 agegroup. The programme aims to enablestudents to acquire the personal andinterpersonal skills and confidence whichwill enable them to enter and succeed inthe workplace or further education to follow.

FOR WHOM?Céim Eile is for 16 to 20 year olds who haveleft school without completing the LeavingCertificate. The programme currently catersfor the Nenagh, Roscrea, Thurles, Urlingford,Borrisoleigh and Templemore areas.

DURATIONTwo Years.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSJunior Certificate, Youthreach foundation or equivalent.

CERTIFICATIONLeaving Certificate Applied.

PROGRAMME CO-ORDINATORMichael O'Doherty087-2904216.


Céim Eile

MAIN AREAS OF STUDY

Subjects for the LeavingCertificate Applied include:• Construction studies • Irish and French • I.C.T. • Media and deisgn• Communications • Social education • Art• SPHE• Maths • Woodcraft• Vocational preparation

and guidance • Leisure and recreation • Hair and beauty • Child Care • Work Experience

• ECDL • QQI Health related fitness

ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS

ADDITIONAL SERVICES

• Individualised learning plans • Learning support• Small class sizes • Guidance • Counselling• Work placement advocate


Short Courses and Evening Courses

Enrolment for short courses takes place in mid-September and mid-January. For details, see local press in early September, or contact the college. The following courses were offered last year. The list for the coming year may vary.

All courses offered are subject to the approval of the Department of Education andSkills. Templemore College reserves the right to restructure or cancel any coursewithout notice. This prospectus does not infer or impose any legal obligation onTipperary ETB or Templemore College to provide courses or other services to learners.

Noel Colleran PhDPrincipal

Internet and Email for Beginners

Internet and Social Networking

ECDL

Conversational Irish

Threading/Semi-Permanent Eyelash

Extensions

Sean Nós Dancing

Guitar Lessons for Beginners

Knitting for Beginners

Country Sewing Class

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Introduction to Psychology

Introduction to Indian Head Massage

Introduction to Aromatherapy

Certified Animal Welfare Dog Grooming

Yoga

Keep Fit Self Defence Classes

Pilates

Beginners Microsoft Word & Excel

Hair Colour/Cutting Course

Basin Skills ( QQI Level 3)

CompTIA A+

Communications (QQI 5)

Payroll Computerised and Manual (QQI 5)

Patient Handling

Occupational First Aid (QQI 5)

Occupational First Aid Recertification

Course (QQI 5)

Care Support (QQI 5)

Childhood Health and Wellbeing (QQI 5)

Health and Safety at Work (QQI Level 5)

Supervision in Early Childhood Care(QQI 6)

Introduction to Computer Animation

Coláiste Teampall Mor , Co Thiobraid Árann Templemore College , Templemore , Co. Tipperary

Tel: 0504 31007 · Fax: 0504 31544 · Email: [email protected] · Web: www.tcfe.ie Principal: Noel Colleran PhD · Deputy Principal:Micheál Lenihan BSc.

PLC Co-ordinator: Ciara O’Sullivan · Adult Education Co-ordinator: Kathleen Grimes ·Céím Eile Co-ordinator:Michael O’Doherty

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