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Appendix 3: Contact Details ACCESS AND FOUNDATION COURSES NAME TEL WEB MATURE STUDENT OFFICER Athlone IT 090-6424400 www.ait.ie Access Officer 090-6424491 Blanchardstown IT 01-8851000 www.itb.ie Adrienne Harding 01-8851015 adrienne.harding@itb.ie Dun Laoghaire IADT 01-2144600 www.iadt.ie Patricia Byrne 01-2144628 patricia.byrne@iadt-dl.ie Galway-Mayo IT 091-753161 www.gmit.ie Access Officer 091-742129 accessoffice@gmit.ie Letterkenny IT 074-9186000 www.lyit.ie Brian McGonagle 074-9186170 brian.mcgonagle@lyit.ie Mary Immaculate College 061-204300 www.mic.ul.ie Eileen Vaughan 061-204964 Limerick elaine.vaughan@mic.ul.ie NUI Galway 091-5244111 www.nuig.ie Rita O’Donoghue091-512210 rita.odonoghue@nuigalway.ie NUI Galway & 091-753161 www.gmit.ie Mary Liddy 091-492695 Galway-Mayo IT mary.liddy@nuigalway.ie NUI Maynooth 01-7083822 www.nuim.ie Emer Sheerin 01-7083307 emer.sheerin@nuim.ie St Angela’s Sligo 071-9143580 www.stacs.edu.ie Karen Kennedy Ext 223 acep@stacs.edu.ie Tipperary IT 0504-28000 www.tippinst.ie Edel O’Grady 0504-28117 eogrady@tippinst.ie Tralee IT 066-7125711 www.ittralee.ie Valerie Moore066-7191682 valerie.moore@ittralee.ie Trinity College <strong>Dublin</strong> 01-8962751/4 www.tcd.ie Irena Boydell 01-8962754 iboydell@tcd.ie <strong>University</strong> of Limerick 061-202700 www.ul.ie N. Coveney-O’Beirne 061-213481 noreen.coveney@ul.ie UCD 01-7167123 www.ucd.ie/ 01-7167123 adulted adult.education@ucd.ie Waterford IT 051-302000 www.wit.ie Michael Lanigan 051-302885 mlanigan@wit.ie 124
Appendix 4 Adult Education and Guidance Links Adult Education Guidance Initiatives The Adult Educational Guidance Initiative consists of twenty-five guidance projects throughout the country with the aim of providing a quality adult educational guidance service to participants in VTOS, literacy and other adult and community education programmes nationwide. Contact details are available on www.ncge.ie/adult_guidance.htm FÁS Employment Services There are 63 FÁS Employment Services Offices throughout the country. All offices provide a registration, information, guidance and advice, referral and placement service for jobseekers. Jobseekers register with FÁS by completing a registration form www.fas.ie/regions/placement_Services_Offices.html and meeting an Employment Services Officer. The Employment Services Officer compiles a profile of the jobseeker’s educational qualifications, work experience, aptitudes and interests. Jobseekers have access to careers information, self help, career guidance, information on training and further education, working abroad, and job vacancies. www.careerdirections.ie Through the FÁS Employment Services Offices jobseekers may apply for FÁS Training Courses, www.fas.ie/services_to_jobseekers/community_employment.html Community Employment and Job Vacancies. Further information available on www.fas.ie/services_to_jobseekers/placement_ services.htm Private Guidance Practitioners There are a number of private practitioners located throughout the country (for people who are not eligible to receive free guidance). A current list is available from The Institute of Guidance Counsellors on www.igc-edu.ie Vocational Education Committees (VEC) There are 33 Vocational Education Committees throughout Ireland, who provide a range of services within the vocational education and training sector. To contact your local VEC, log on to www.ivea.ie for a full listing of all VECs in Ireland. 125
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MATURE STUDENT DIRECTORY NUI Galway
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Introduction Welcome to the first M
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Pontifical University, Maynooth St
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What is a mature Student? A mature
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addition, if English is not your fi
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UNIVERSITIES Dublin City University
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Entry Requirements Flexible entry f
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Entry Requirements Candidates must
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Entry Requirements Mature Students
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Application Form. Deadline for subm
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Entry Requirements All of our degre
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In addition to UCD Admissions Offic
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Entry Requirements Mature students
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INSTITUTES OF TECHNOLOGY Athlone In
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Entry Requirements Foundation Certi
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Entry Requirements All applications
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Entry Requirements All applications
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Entry Requirements Normally applica
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Higher Cert in Business Studies (fo
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Dundalk IT accepts mature applicati
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Entry Requirements Mature applicant
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etween students and funding organis
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Entry Requirements Mature applicant
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Pre-Entry Activities Information Se
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Entry Requirements AAll students en
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Post-entry Supports Mature Students
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invited to attend for interview. In
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usually by interview. The interview
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For further information you can con
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OTHER HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
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Applicants to the full-time program
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Entry Requirements Consideration fo
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It is aimed at students who are con
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Entry Requirements Minimum academic
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Masters in Faith and Culture Enquir
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Entry Requirements Mature students
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Page 139 and 140: Acknowlegements NIMSO wishes to tha
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