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Are they disappointed with their CAO offers? I’m emailing to let you know that we still have places on our Trinity Access course here in Liberties College. This unique course is located in Liberties College, in Dublin city centre, students are part of the Trinity Foundation family. Throughout the year they take part in ‘taster activities’ in Trinity College, attend lectures and use the Trinity library. On successful completion of the course, students can progress, through the facilitated entry route to courses in the Arts and Social Sciences faculty in Trinity College. The programme is open to eligible students living outside of Dublin and students don’t have to be in a DEIS school to be eligible. They must however satisfy certain socio-economic criteria and achieve at least one H5 in the Leaving Certificate. Why not encourage them to check out the Trinity Access Course in Liberties College here ... If interested students have any questions, please feel free to put them in touch with me at: [email protected] If you are interested in further study at university, you can take the well-established paths of a Liberal Arts course or the Trinity Access Programme, where Liberties College is one of the few establishments offering this option to students.
In addition to our well-established courses, this year Liberties College are expanding three exciting opportunities for new careers and skills. Click here to download prospectus ... I just want to remind you that our Virtual Open Day is this Friday 10am -3pm and can be accessed on www.libertiescollege.ie/openday.
Our teachers and some current students will all be standing by to welcome your students and provide the usual information,and answering any questions they may have - We will have some videos and student testimonials to view also. In addition, students can submit applications on the day and we will have someone on hand ( on Reception ) to assist with this process. extiles – Heritage, Craft, Revival and Renewal (L5 Design)This innovative new course will offer learners the opportunity to foster and develop artistic skills, techniques, and knowledge, based on the traditional crafts of weaving, embroidery, lace making and felting. Drawing on the rich textile heritage of the Liberties, it will enable students to rediscover and recover traditional practices. It will focus on the importance of sustainability, working with natural fibres and merging heritage with newer models. Offering a both a vocational pathway and progression routes to advanced studies, this course will enable students to appreciate and develop textile crafts, based on ethical and sustainable principles and processes relevant to the 21st Century.
Progression Routes:Students wishing to continue their education and training in the Art and Design area can progress through the QQI Higher Education Access route into the following courses, on successful completion of their award, in Liberties College: NCAD, Art and Design – AD101 NCAD, Fashion Design – AD211 NCAD, Fine Art – AD204 TU, Interior Design – TU975 IADT, Design for Screen and Stage, Production Design IADT, Art – AD101 Pre-Apprentice in Software Development (Level 5)Awarding Body: QQI Award Title and Code: Software Development 5M0529 (pre-apprenticeship) Duration; 1 Year. The pre-apprenticeship in software development program will equip students with a grounding in software development and the associated technologies, as well as the necessary skills and learning to progress onto the FIT apprentice in Software Development (All pre-apprentice software modules taken map on those of the software development apprenticeship, progression is built into the learning on this course). Progression Routes:Those wishing to continue their educational journey can also avail of the following progression routes on successful completion of their course: Maynooth University, MH106 – Computer Science through Arts TU, TU859 – Computing TU, TU860 – Computing – Information Technology DKIT, DK821 – Computing, Software Development TU, TU808 – Engineering Software NCI, NC003 – Computing NCI, NC104 – Business Computing We just wanted to keep you informed about three new exciting courses that Liberties College has been approved to offer in 2020-21
The Trinity Access Programme (TAP) offers an alternative route to Higher Education for students whose social, economic and educational experiences have so far prevented them from realising their full educational potential. Liberties College has been running an Access Programme (TAP) for over ten years in partnership with Trinity College. The course mirrors the TAP Foundation Course for Young Adults (18-22) in TCD and allows participants the same opportunities to apply directly for places in the university. Successful students achieve a QQI Level 5 Award (5M3114) and may also apply for places on other Higher Education course through the CAO. Students study in Liberties College but participate in activities in Trinity College. To support your work with TAP applicants, we are enclosing a copy of the TAP application form 2019-20 and the application Guidebook 2019-20. For more information see the TCD website: https://www.tcd.ie/trinityaccess/
LIberties College is offering Walk-In Interviews on Saturday 26th January (1-3pm) for the following courses:
Liberties College is running two free one day workshops for final year students who are hoping to study media next year. The courses are practical and hands-on in camerawork, sound and video editing, with all students getting to complete their own short film over the course of the day. The aim is to give students a taste of what they'll be studying if they attend our FETAC, HNC and HND courses in 2019-2020. |
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