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INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TALLAGHT About the Institute IT Tallaght opened in 1992. There are 2,500 full-time and 1,500 part-time students undertaking third level courses on the campus. A large proportion of our students come from the surrounding region - South and West <strong>Dublin</strong>, Wicklow, Kildare and Meath. All our Higher Certificate and Degree courses are accredited by the Higher Education and Training Awards Council (HETAC). These courses combine a sound academic grounding with the practical skills required in the world of work. We also offer courses in the areas of Professional Cookery, and Hospitality Skills, in conjunction with Failte Ireland, which are accredited by the Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC). INSTITUTES OF TECHNOLOGY Pre-entry Supports Mature Students Open Evening (November) Evening Information Session on Financial Matters for Mature Applicants (May) Individual guidance and referral to relevant agencies (contact the Access Officer) Entry Requirements All applications are through the CAO. Applicants should make full use of Page 4 of the CAO application form, to ensure that all relevant information and documentation on achievements are included. Mature students are not required to meet the minimum entry requirements for courses, but are considered on their merits. All applicants are interviewed (May – June). Particular consideration is paid to applicants who demonstrate a special interest in a relevant subject area, or who have demonstrated their commitment by undertaking some preparatory course work and/or examinations. 50
Post-entry Supports Mature Students Induction Event (social event on campus with wine and cheese). All Mature students are introduced to the Mature Students Society and encouraged to join. Student Assistance Fund – Mature students encouraged to apply Childcare subsidy – available to all students who pay for childcare Free Book Scheme for disadvantaged Mature students Access Office – provides information and support for Mature students Mature Student population In 2005, just under 5% of full-time students in IT Tallaght are mature. Main Contact Person for Mature Students Maggie Ryan Access Officer Tel: 01 404 2371 Email: maggie.ryan@it-tallaght.ie TALLAGHT 51
Page 1 and 2: MATURE STUDENT DIRECTORY NUI Galway
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Page 7 and 8: What is a mature Student? A mature
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Page 11 and 12: UNIVERSITIES Dublin City University
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Page 87 and 88: Cost The course is free of charge.
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Time Involved The course is a one-y
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oute. Applicants must apply through
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Successful completion of one of the
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Time Involved 100 hours part-time o
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Time Involved The course is a one-y
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Pre-entry Supports An Information m
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Costs There is a course fee, which
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Science and Engineering Students wi
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APPENDICES APPENDIX 1: NIMSO APPEND
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Appendix 2 Types of Higher Educatio
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Appendix 3 Contact Details UNIVERSI
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Appendix 4 Adult Education and Guid
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Appendix 5 Qualifications Third-Lev
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Appendix 6 Financial Supports Free
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Appendix 7 Foundation Course/Access
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Appendix 7: Foundation Course/Acces
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Appendix 7: Foundation Course/Acces
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Appendix 8: Glossary of Terms Dean:
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Acknowlegements NIMSO wishes to tha
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