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2011/12
Course ProsPeCTus
welcome
Filte, Powtanie, Teretulnud, Pasveikinti to the Portarlington Adult Education Prospectus for our new academic year 2011/2012. Portarlington Adult Education Centre (PAEC) is located on Bracklone Street, Portarlington. At PAEC we try to make the learning experience in the centre both exciting and stimulating in the context of a second chance learning environment. The ethos of Portarlington Adult Education Centre is a dedication to the needs of its student population and a commitment to the facilitation of learning. PAEC is focused on providing opportunities for students to reach their full potential. We aim to support the adult learner by providing the highest standards of teaching by qualified, adult educators. Our overall mission is to enable participants to engage in life-long learning in an environment of mutual respect and support. In this prospectus we aim to answer many questions you will have about courses, fees, student facilities and funding mechanisms in the centre. I hope that this prospectus will give you a broad outline of our courses and I invite you to discuss them in further detail. Looking forward to meeting you!
Centre Director
www.portarlingtonaec.ie www.portarlingtonaec.ie
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Mission Statement
General Information
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General Information
Location Course Fees
Vocational Training Opportunity Scheme (VTOS) Back to Education Initiative (BTEI) Leaving Certificate General Learning Business Studies Healthcare Support Community Care Childcare Organic Gardening Healthcare Activities Organiser Employability Skills Occupational Therapy Assistant Additional Subjects on Offer Adult Educational Guidance and Information Service (AEGIS) Student Facilities
Portarlington Adult Education Centre is located on Bracklone Street in the town.
1. FETAC Registration Fee of 50.00 is payable by a student upon course registration. 2. Materials and Sundries Course Fee of 50.00 is payable by a student upon course registration. 3. FETAC Examination Fee may have to be paid by a student before the end of the course. 4. Leaving Certificate Fee may have to be paid by a student who does not have a medical card and is not enrolled on a VTOS programme.
FeTAC Awards and Quality Assurance

FETAC Awards > are quality assured. > are internationally recognised by employers. > offer progression routes to further and higher education and training opportunities.
Mission Statement
Please note: All enrolments are subject to the regulation and policies of Portarlington Adult Education Centre and Co. Laois VEC. Disclaimer: All information contained in this booklet is accurate at the time of going to print. However, the centre reserves the right to amend, restructure or cancel any course having given due consideration to students already enrolled.
Portarlington Adult Education Centre is dedicated to facilitating learning, personal growth and critical reflection through a working partnership with participants and tutors and to enrich the quality of life for all. To enable participants to engage in life-long learning in an environment of mutual support.
PORTARLINGTON ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE
Cil an t Sdaire Ionad Oideachais do Dhaoine Fsta
www.portarlingtonaec.ie
Course ProsPeCTus 2011/12
VOCATIONAL TRAINING OPPORTUNITY SCHEME (VTOS)

The VTOS scheme is designed to provide second chance education for the long-term unemployed and other social welfare recipients.
Who is eLigibLe?
Applicants must be over 21 and in receipt of one of the following benefits for at least 6 months: > Jobseekers Allowance > Jobseekers Benefit > One Parent Family > Disability Allowance > Disability Benefit > Be signing for credits for at least 6 months > Be an adult dependant of a person eligible under the above headings
WhAT Courses Are AVAiLAbLe To VTos sTuDenTs?

All full-time courses offered at the Centre qualify for VTos: > Leaving Certificate > All FETAC programmes that are available in the Centre may be studied on a full-time basis.
What does participating on a VTos course involve?

30 hours course attendance per week, all students must be in attendance in the centre from 9.00am to 3.30pm Monday to Thursday and from 9.00am to 1.00pm on Fridays.
What benefits are available to VTos students?

Students continue to receive their Social Welfare entitlements (students in receipt of a VTOS payment are paid an allowance that is equivalent to their social welfare payments) plus these additional benefits: > No tuition fees. > All books are provided on a loan scheme. > No exam fees. > Meals and travel allowances are paid on a daily attendance basis. > An additional allowance of 20 is paid to participants who are unemployed for over a year.
All courses are subject to availability of places. Students are admitted to courses following a selection process.
Who is eLigibLe?
Anyone who has left full-time education can take part in a course being offered, but priority will be given to those with less than upper second level education. All entry is subject to interview.
WhAT Courses Are AVAiLAbLe To bTei sTuDenTs?

All courses offered at the Centre qualify for bTei: > General Learning Certificate FETAC Level 4 > Leaving Certificate > Childcare FETAC Level 5 > Healthcare FETAC Level 5 > Community Care FETAC Level 5 > Business Studies FETAC Level 5
Cost
Tuition is free to participants who are in receipt of one of the following: > > > > > > > > > > > Medical Card Widows and Widowers Non-contributory Pension Supplementary Welfare Allowance Blind Persons Pension Jobseekers Benefit Jobseekers Assistance Family Income Supplement Pre-retirement Allowance Carers Allowance Old Age Non-contributory Pension One-parent Family Payment > > > > > > > Orphans Non-contributory Pension Back-to-work Allowance Invalidity Pension Community Employment Disability Allowance Part-time Job Incentive Scheme Disability Benefit, where this has been held for a continuous period of at least 6 months > Tuition is free for all participants with less than upper secondary education, i.e. participants who do not have Leaving Certificate or its equivalent
For all remaining participants, full fees will be charged. BTEI courses are run on a modular basis. Full tuition cost for one module is 220 and 110 per module thereafter.

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Back to Education Initiative (BTEI)
The Back to Education Initiative provides part-time further education programmes for young people and adults. The aim is to give people an opportunity to combine a return to learning with family, work and other responsibilities.
Leaving Certificate
Course Achievement
Duration: One year | Certification: Leaving Certificate
Mature students are encouraged to sit the Leaving Certificate as this course is recognised by all employers and it offers students access to further education and training, third level education and employment.
Course subjeCTs
> > > > Irish English Mathematics History > Geography > Biology > Business
entry requirements
> Eligible for VTOS Programme. > BTEI part-time students. > All entry is subject to interview.
Returning to education has motivated me to make a better life for myself and get a better job when I am finished.
NATHAN YOuNG Leaving Certificate Course
Progression
Learners may progress to FETAC Level 5 courses in our centre or to third level education and employment.
Costs
For VTOS students no tuition fees are charged and the costs of textbooks, materials and examinations are kept to a minimum. Approximate cost of 50 for materials/ resources. Students studying under BTEI may incur a cost of approximately 200 to include State Exam entry fee (due in January/February), Mock Exam Papers and Corrections Fee (due in January/February) and general resources.
Course Achievement
The General Learning Certificate will develop core skills in reading, writing, communications, maths and computers.
Course subjeCTs
A minimum of eight modules must be completed to achieve full award: Year 1 > Information Technology Skills > Maths > Consumer Awareness > Horticulture > Literacy and Life Skills > Office Procedures Year 2 > Personal Effectiveness > Communications > Study Skills > Preparation for Work > Career Information > Introduction to Science > Art (optional)
entry requirements
> Relevant work experience coupled with life experience. > All entry is subject to interview.
Progression/Career opportunities
The General Learning Programme provides adults with a fresh start to learn basic core skills needed for employment, further study and daily life. Small group classes provide an excellent environment to learn new skills and make new friends. A high level of tutor support is available to all learners.
Previous Learner Pathways

Students who have successfully completed a major award at Level 4 can progress to FETAC Level 5 courses or Leaving Certificate.

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General Learning
Duration: Two years part-time | Certification: FETAC Level 4 General Learning (NVCL 1)
Business Studies
Course Achievement
Duration: One year | semester 1: September - December | semester 2: January - April Certification: FETAC Level 5 Business Studies (BBSXX)
This programme is specifically designed to develop practical administration and office skills, essential tools in the modern business world. The course has a practical focus with an emphasis on preparing graduates for further education and/or employment. The range of subjects covered ensures foundation knowledge in the traditional core subject areas and practical application of office and administration principles.
Course subjeCTs
six subjects are also studied from the below list: > Spreadsheet Methods (Sept - June) > Database Management (Sept - June) > Business Administration > Marketing Practice > > > > > Text Production Payroll Manual and Computerised (Sept - June) Word Processing Business Law Desktop Publishing
entry requirements
> Leaving Certificate or equivalent standard of education. > Basic Computer Skills and/or FETAC Level 4 > Relevant work experience coupled with life experience. > All entry is subject to interview. > Successful Garda clearance application for work placement.
Progression
Students who have satisfied the criteria set by the CAO process for progression to third level education have in the past secured places into the National Universities of Ireland and many of the Institutes of Technology. Optional progression route to FETAC Level 6 courses.
Career opportunities
Graduates from this course have taken up various clerical, book-keeping, administrator, office support and customer service positions in the following areas amongst many others: Commercial Banking, Healthcare Administration, Local Government, Retail Sales, Telecommunications, Accountancy, Taxation, Insurance, Marketing, Human Resources and Tourism and Services Industry.
Course Achievement
This course is designed to prepare students to work competently, safely and effectively as Health Care Support Workers in a variety of settings such as nursing homes, hospitals and home help support. It will provide Graduates with a high standard of training and assessment leading to a recognised qualification for those pursuing a career in the Healthcare Sector.
Course subjeCTs
A minimum of eight modules must be completed to achieve a major award: > Care Support (mandatory) > Safety and Health at Work (mandatory) > Communications (mandatory) > Work Experience (mandatory) > Care Skills (mandatory) Three subjects are also studied from the below list: > Palliative Care Support > Infection Prevention and Control > Occupational First Aid and CPR > Care of the Older Person
entry requirements
> Leaving Certificate standard or equivalent standard of education; > Relevant work experience coupled with life experience; > All entry is subject to interview; > Satisfactory Garda clearance application; > Satisfactory medical assessment.
Certification
> > > > FETAC Level 5 Healthcare Support (DHSXX) Manual Handling of Patients Certificate Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) FETAC Level 5 Occupational First-Aid Certificate
Students who receive their full certification may secure employment in the following areas: > Carers in the hospital/nursing homes > Carers in the community > Social care workers
Work experience
Work experience placement is an integral part of this course. Candidates gain first-hand experience by attending appropriate and related work placements within the healthcare environment. Garda clearance is essential to partake in work experience which comprises of a minimum of 30 days work placement. This course is also available to students working in the Healthcare sector.

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Healthcare Support
Duration: One year (completed over 3 semesters) | Part-time: students must complete 2 modules per semester | Certification: FETAC Level 5 Healthcare Support (DHSXX)
Community Care
Course Achievement
Duration: One year | semester 1: September - December | semester 2: January - March/April Certification: FETAC Level 5 Community Care (DCHCC)
The Community Care Assistant course equips students with the skills and knowledge to care for clients in a safe and hygienic environment. You will learn about the roles and responsibilities of the Care Worker and acquire practical skills for work in caring environments. You will gain an understanding of the nursing process, appreciate the models of care and develop an awareness of nursing ethics and etiquette in care situations. In addition, you will be afforded the opportunity to further your personal development and enhance your communication skills.
Course subjeCTs
> > > > > Care Provision and Practice (mandatory) Human Growth and Development (mandatory) Work Experience (mandatory) Communications (mandatory) Safety and Health at Work (mandatory) Three subjects are also studied from the below list: > Infection Prevention and Control > Care of the Older Person > Occupational First Aid and CPR
entry requirements
> Leaving Certificate standard or equivalent standard of education. > Relevant work experience coupled with life experience. > All entry is subject to interview. > Satisfactory Garda clearance application.
Certification
> > > > FETAC Level 5 Community Care (DCHCC) Manual Handling of Patients Certificate Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) FETAC Level 5 Occupational First-Aid Certificate (optional)
Work experience
Work experience placement is an integral part of this course. Candidates gain first-hand experience by attending appropriate and related work placements within the community care environment. Garda clearance is essential to partake in work experience which comprises of a minimum of 10 days work placement.
Learners, who have successfully completed the Community Care course, are eligible to apply for employment as a carer within the community health services. Alternatively, the full FETAC Level 5 award facilitates entry, on a competitive basis, to a range of third level institutions to study social care/studies.
Course Achievement
This course is designed for learners who are interested in pursuing a career in childcare or learners who wish to pursue further studies. This course will facilitate learners who wish to care for young people in a range of settings, including nurseries, creches and playgroups. Studying towards a child care qualification is an enjoyable journey as you will get to explore all aspects of a childs development, from safety and psychology, to regulation and legislation.
Course subjeCTs
> > > > > > Early Childhood Education (mandatory) Communications (mandatory) Work Experience (mandatory) Child Development (mandatory) Working in Childcare (mandatory) Caring for Children (mandatory) Two subjects also studied from the below list: > Occupational First Aid and CPR > Arts and Crafts for Childcare > Safety and Health at Work
entry requirements
> Leaving Certificate standard or equivalent standard of education. > Relevant work experience coupled with life experience. > All entry is subject to interview. > Satisfactory Garda clearance application.
Certification
> > > > FETAC Level 5 Childcare (DCHSC) Manual Handling of Patients Certificate Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) FETAC Level 5 Occupational First-Aid Certificate (optional)
Work experience
Work experience placement is an integral part of this course. Candidates gain first-hand experience by attending appropriate and related work placements within the community care environment. Garda clearance is essential to partake in work experience which comprises of a minimum of 10 days work placement.
Learners, who have successfully completed the Childcare course, are eligible to apply for employment as a Childcare Assistant within the childcare sector. Alternatively, the full FETAC Level 5 award facilitates entry, to FETAC Level 6 Childcare courses.

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Childcare
Duration: One year part-time | semester 1: September - December | semester 2: January - March/April Certification: FETAC Level 5 Childcare (DCHSC)
ORGANIC GARDENING
Course Achievement
Duration: One year completed over 3 semesters | Part-time: Students must complete 2 modules per semester Certification: FETAC Level 5 Organic Gardening (CASHX)
This course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills in all areas of the horticulture industry and plant care. Graduates from this course can gain employment in a number of areas ranging from landscape contracting, garden maintenance, garden design, lawn care, nursery work, organic food production and more.
Course subjeCTs
A minimum of eight modules must be completed to achieve a major award: > Infection Prevention and Control > Plant Science > Soil Science > Plant Identification and Use > Landscape Construction > > > > > > Organic Production Principles Plant Care and Maintenance Desktop Publishing Safety and Health at Work Work Experience Communications
entry requirements
> Leaving Certificate standard or equivalent standard of education. > Relevant work experience coupled with life experience. > All entry is subject to interview.
Advanced Certification in Horticulture FETAC Level 6 Bachelor of Science in Horticulture Level 7
Work experience
Work Experience placement is an integral part of this course. Candidates gain first-hand experience by attending appropriate and related work placements within the horticulture or organic gardening environment.
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Course Achievement
This course is designed to prepare students to work competently, safely and effectively as a community care worker. Specialising in providing activities for patients in the community and in nursing homes in the area of arts, crafts, fitness and exercise programmes for the clients.
Course subjeCTs
A minimum of eight modules must be completed to achieve a major award: > Care Provision and Practice (Mandatory) > Communications (Mandatory) > Human Growth and Development (Mandatory) > Safety and Health in the Workplace (Mandatory) > Work Experience (Mandatory) > > > > > Arts and Crafts for People in Care (Mandatory) Fitness and Exercise (Mandatory) Activities of Living Patient Care (Mandatory) Occupational First Aid Social Studies
entry requirements
> Leaving Certificate standard or equivalent standard of education. > Relevant work experience coupled with life experience. > All entry is subject to interview. > Satisfactory Garda clearance application. > Satisfactory medical assessment.
This course is also available to students working in the Healthcare sector.
Certification
> FETAC Level 5 Healthcare Activities Organiser (DHSXX) > Manual Handling of Patients Certificate > Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) > FETAC Level 5 Occupational First Aid Certificate
Work experience
Work experience placement is an integral part of this course. Candidates gain first-hand experience by attending appropriate and related work placements within the healthcare environment. Garda clearance is essential to participate in work experience which comprises of a minimum of 10 days work placement.
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Healthcare Activities Organiser
Duration: One year completed over 3 semesters | Part-time: Students must complete 2 modules per semester Certification: Healthcare Activities Organiser (DCHCC )
Employability Skills
Course Achievement
Duration: One year completed over 3 semesters | Part-time: Students must complete 2 modules per semester. Certification: FETAC Level 3 Employability Skills (3M0935)
The Employability Skills Certificate will give the student the necessary skills to apply for a job, to evaluate their skills and to identify any skills shortages. It will also provide the student with the foundation in mathematics and computer skills to progress to a Major Award in General Learning, FETAC Level 4 and Business Studies Level 5 in the Centre.
Course subjeCTs
A minimum of eight modules must be completed to achieve a major award: > Career Preparation (Mandatory) > Communications (Mandatory) > Mathematics (Mandatory) > Application of Numbers (Mandatory) > Work Experience (Mandatory) > Word Processing (Mandatory) > Internet Skills (Mandatory)
entry requirements
> Junior Certificate. > All entry is subject to interview.
Work experience
This programme is specifically a certificate in employability skills and therefore, work placement is mandatory.
> > > > Major Award in General Learning FETAC Level 4 Major Award in Business Studies FETAC Level 5 Leaving Certificate Employment
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Course Achievement
The Occupational Therapist Assistant is a supporting role under the day-to-day supervision of a Registered Occupational Therapist. Once the patient has been assessed and a care plan devised, the OT Assistant may help the individual achieve practical, independent living goals such as using their walking stick correctly, dressing themselves, going shopping or preparing a meal. In addition to those with an interest in the care area, the course will be useful to those with construction and industry qualifications as they may also be qualified to carry out physical fittings and adaptations to furniture, buildings and everyday pieces of equipment to help with the rehabilitation of the patient.
Course subjeCTs
A minimum of eight modules must be completed to achieve a major award: > Care Support (Mandatory) > Communications (Mandatory) > Workplace Statutory Policies (Mandatory) > Infection prevention & Control (Mandatory) > Work Experience (Mandatory) > > > > > Occupational Therapy Assistant Practice (Mandatory) Occupational therapy Assistant Theory (Mandatory) Activities of Living Patient Care (Mandatory) Occupational First Aid Social Studies
entry requirements
> Leaving Certificate standard of education. > Relevant work experience coupled with life experience. > People with a trade (e.g. plumber, carpenter, etc.) > All entry is subject to interview. > Satisfactory Garda clearance application. > Satisfactory medical assessment.
This course is also available to students working in the Healthcare sector.
Certification
> FETAC Level 5 Occupational Therapy Assistant (DHSXX) > Manual Handling of Patients Certificate > Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) > FETAC Level 5 Occupational First-Aid Certificate
Work experience
Work experience placement is an integral part of this course. Candidates gain first-hand experience by attending appropriate and related work placements within the healthcare environment. Garda clearance is essential to partake in work experience which comprises of a minimum of 30 days work placement.
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Occupational Therapy Assistant
Duration: One year completed over 3 semesters | Part-time: Students must complete 2 modules per semester. Certification: Occupational Therapy Assistant Level 5 (DHSXX )
oTher ProgrAMMes 2011/12
Additional Subjects On Offer

These programmes will run subject to demand.
Art and Design (FeTAC Level 3)
Code: AF0194
This module aims to give the student a general introduction to a variety of techniques and practices within art creativity and is suitable to anyone of any age and background. There is no entry requirement for the course and each week will cover a different aspect of the creative process in order to achieve all of the following learning outcomes: > Apply a range of art and design elements. > Use a range of materials and media. > Use a range of tools and equipment. > Demonstrate good workshop practice. > Research an idea. > Communicate ideas visually. > Solve specific design problems. > Display and present your own work. At the end of the course students will have produced a portfolio of work for assessment and receive a FETAC Level 3 Certificate. Successful students may then be able to progress to Drawing and Painting FETAC Level 4.
Drawing and Painting (FeTAC Level 4)
Codes: A10017 & A10190
These modules are designed to further develop the students confidence to use drawing and painting as a means to communicate ideas visually through a variety of techniques and media. By the end of the course students should be able to: > Express ideas through mark making and painting; > Employ a variety of painting and drawing techniques; > Use a wide range of drawing and painting media; > Demonstrate a basic knowledge of subjects: natural/man made environment, the human figure. > Observe and apply colour and mark making in other craft areas; > Select and present a portfolio of work and relevant support studies for assessment. Successful students will receive FETAC Level 4 Certification and be eligible to apply for FETAC Level 5 courses in Art/Craft/Design that would eventually lead to application for third level educational opportunities on presentation of a strong body of work.
study skills (FeTAC Level 3)
Code: nF2950
In this course, the students will develop a number of skills that will help them in the following areas: > Motivation > Organisation > Planning > Referencing > Assignment structure This course is assessed through the compilation of a portfolio, and a students record of their engagement with the course in a log book.
Work experience (FeTAC Level 5)

blended Learning Mode of Delivery
Code: W20008
This module is offered to Carers and Community Care Workers who are already employed in this sector but who may wish to study this module through this mode of delivery.
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Taxation (FeTAC Level 6}
Code: L32468
In this module the learner should be able to: > Deal with all the taxation aspects of dealing with both clients and employees. > Have the knowledge to complete all the required taxation forms on a timely basis. > Be able to assist the accountant/auditor in completing the annual tax returns.
Customer services (FeTAC Level 4)
Code: 4n1989
retail sales (FeTAC Level 5)

Code: b20037
In this module, students will: > Outline the principles of customer service. > Outline the importance of effective communication skills, including writing skills and email. > Learn how to effectively and efficiently process, customer enquiries and complaints. > Identify key roles/ individuals in the areas of customer service within a company. This course is assessed through the compilation of a portfolio/collection of work.
In this module the learner will learn about: > Personal Selling Techniques > Customers Relations > Handling Payments
entrepreneurial studies (FeTAC Level 6)

Code: n32616
In this module the learner should be able to: > Evaluate the importance of the marketing process. > Identify, compare and contrast sources of finance that are available to small companies. > Prepare a Business Plan. > Identify the support services that are available to small companies.
Returning to education has boosted my confidence in my abilities and expanded my knowledge. I would highly recommend it.
CLAIrE HEArTY Childcare Course
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Thinking about returning to learning as an adult? AEGIS can help you; > Find the right course for you. > Apply for local courses. > Apply for college courses. > Find out about fees and grants. > Find out about social welfare payments for education.
Adult Educational Guidance and Information Service (AEgIs)
AEGIS provides a career guidance service in PAEC every Tuesday by appointment only. For further information contact AEGIS on 057 867 2963 or via email: info@laoisaegis.ie and on the Co. Laois VEC website www.laoisvec.ie
Student Facilities and Activities

Computer rooms
Two fully equipped computer rooms are available to facilitate students develop their IT skills. Each room is equipped with a printer and has access to the internet. Computers have a wide range of software and application software installed including TAS Books and Sage Quickpay. Students have access to Wi-Fi in the Centre.
FeTAC Awards night

In November/December of each academic year, the Centre acknowledges and celebrates the achievements of students who completed their studies during the previous year. Students families are invited the ceremony and FETAC awards are presented to the students.
student study room

A designated study area has been put in place in order to offer the students a quiet, undisturbed environment to facilitate there studies. Laptops can be used in this room, and internet access direct to the students laptop allows them to carry out research to aid them with their studies.
Canteen
Our superb canteen facility is the heart of Portarlington Adult Education Centre. The canteen provides the staff and students not only with delicious snacks and treats, all very competitively priced, but also a warm, friendly and relaxed atmosphere. The canteen is an area for catching up, as well as chilling out with fellow learners.
student Awards Day

The students awards day signifies the end of the year in the Centre. Here the hard work and dedication of each individual student is recognised. It is a joyous, fun occasion for both staff and students.
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Portarlington Adult Education Centre is located on Bracklone Street in the town.

FeTAC Awards and Quality Assurance

PORTARLINGTON ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE

Cil an t Sdaire Ionad Oideachais do Dhaoine Fsta

Course ProsPeCTus 2011/12

VOCATIONAL TRAINING OPPORTUNITY SCHEME (VTOS)

WhAT Courses Are AVAiLAbLe To VTos sTuDenTs?

What does participating on a VTos course involve?

What benefits are available to VTos students?

PORTARLINGTON ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE

Cil an t Sdaire Ionad Oideachais do Dhaoine Fsta

WhAT Courses Are AVAiLAbLe To bTei sTuDenTs?

Course ProsPeCTus 2011/12

Back to Education Initiative (BTEI)

PORTARLINGTON ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE

Cil an t Sdaire Ionad Oideachais do Dhaoine Fsta

Course ProsPeCTus 2011/12

Duration: One year | Certification: Leaving Certificate

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Previous Learner Pathways

Course ProsPeCTus 2011/12

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Course ProsPeCTus 2011/12

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Course ProsPeCTus 2011/12

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PORTARLINGTON ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE

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PORTARLINGTON ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE

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This course is also available to students working in the Healthcare sector.

Course ProsPeCTus 2011/12

Healthcare Activities Organiser

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Course ProsPeCTus 2011/12

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This course is also available to students working in the Healthcare sector.

Course ProsPeCTus 2011/12

Occupational Therapy Assistant

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oTher ProgrAMMes 2011/12

Additional Subjects On Offer

Art and Design (FeTAC Level 3)

Drawing and Painting (FeTAC Level 4)

Codes: A10017 & A10190

study skills (FeTAC Level 3)

Work experience (FeTAC Level 5)

PORTARLINGTON ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE

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