AGM
Thursday 17th December 2020
Online Event - Zoom
VTOS
What is the Vocational Training Opportunities Scheme?
The Vocational Training Opportunities Scheme, which is run by the Department of Education and Skills, is operated through the VECs. Sometimes courses can take as long as two years. They can lead to qualifications such as Junior Certificate, Leaving Certificate and Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC) certificates. The main objectives of the scheme are: to give unemployed people education and training opportunities that will help them find a job, and to prepare people to go to paid employment or to further educational opportunities leading to paid employment. VTOS courses are free; books and materials may be provided free of charge. Some VECs run sample courses to help you decide on the most appropriate VTOS course to meet your needs. Contact your local VEC for more information.
For more information contact your local centre VTOS Centres.
10-Year Adult Literacy, Numeracy and Digital Literacy Strategy for Ireland
As you know, the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science has tasked SOLAS with leading the development of a 10-Year Adult Literacy, Numeracy and Digital Literacy Strategy for Ireland. The consultation is open and we want to hear the views of as many people as possible. We are…
Presentations from Westport
Presentation documents from NAVC CPD Event, Westport, County Mayo as follows: Susan McEntegart’s (SME-PPT) presentation file below.
Professional Development Event 2019
The Westport Plaza Hotel, County Mayo – October 10th & 11th Day One: Thursday 10th October 2019 Time Event Speaker 9.00 – 9.20 Registration Tea/Coffee 9.20 – 9.30 Welcome Gerard Griffin, VTOS National Co-ordinator 9.30 – 9.45 Key Note Address Peter Egan, Director of FET, MSLETB 9.45 – 11.15 Reclaiming…
Software Development Industry in Ireland
Here are the most sought-after skills in Ireland’s software sector, according to LinkedIn | BreakingNews.ie https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/here-are-the-most-sought-after-skills-in-irelands-software-sector-according-to-linkedin-865561.html Here are the most sought-after skills in Ireland’s software sector, according to LinkedIn LinkedIn have revealed the eight most in-demand skills for the Irish software sector. Based on an analysis of their data, there…
FESS CPD Calendar for Autumn/Winter 2018
FESS Calendar https://www.fess.ie/fess-cpd-calendar-of-events-2 FESS CPD Calendar of events Autumn/Winter 2018
21 Years of VTOS – Coláiste Íde
Watch our Videos Colaiste Ide College of Further Education | Cardiffsbridge Road, Finglas West, Dublin 11 T 01 834 2333 / 01 834 2450 | F 01 834 7242 | E general.enquiries@ide.cdetb.ie | W www.colaisteide.ie Funded by the Irish Government and supported by the European Union.
NAVC Conference 2018 begins…
Mary McMahon launches NAVC Conference 2018 in Galway City 21/2/2018. Speakers included: Resources
NAVC Conference 2018, Galway
NAVC Conference, Galway City, February 21st, 22nd, 2018 The Galmont Hotel & Spa (previosuly Radisson Blu). GPS coordinates: Longitude: 53.274988 Latitude: -9.044110 Conference Bookings returned to: webcontroller@navc.ie Booking form: NAVC Conference Booking Form 2018 Conference Programme: NAVC Conference Programme 2018 Accommodation should be booked directly with the hotel. THE GALMONT HOTEL & SPA…
Updates
Weekly social welfare payments will increase by €5 per week with proportional increases for qualified adults and those on reduced rates of payment (see rates table below). This also applies to employment programmes such as Community Employment (CE), Tús and Rural Social Scheme. (March 2017) There will be a special increase of €15 in the weekly rate of Guardian’s Payment (Contributory) and Guardian’s Payment (Non-Contributory) from €161 to €176. (March 2017)
Full details from: Citizen's Advice Information
