Night Classes

Places limited so apply early

www.meathnightclasses.ie

Beaufort College

20% Social Welfare reduction on hobby style courses

Autumn Term 2018

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Beaufort CollegeAdult Education

Will start in September 2018 The classes will run on Tuesday,

Wednesday and Thursday evenings

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Enrolment Date For Evening Courses

Come along to the enrolment night on

Tuesday 4th or Tuesday 11th September 2018 at

7.00pm to 9.00pm in

Beaufort College

Or

Online enrolment

Log on to www.meathnightclasses.ie Or

Post application form along with cheque/

bank draft/postal order (payable to LMETB)

for specific course to:

Adult Education Dept., Beaufort College, Trim Road, Navan, Co. Meath

Application Form on Page 31

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Evening Class Start Dates

Accredited Courses:

Tuesday 18th September 2018

Wednesday 19th September 2018

* Most leisure/hobby courses:

Tuesday 25th September 2018

Wednesday 26th September 2018

* Some exceptions apply please see start dates on courses descriptions

Contact

Aileen Moran

Director of Adult Education

086-8204655

amoran.bft@lmetb.ie

To enrol on an evening class please visit

www.meathnightclasses.ie

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ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES

STARTING SEPTEMBER 2017

EVENING CLASSES Computers and Technology Page 6 - 8

Languages Page 9

Cookery Page 10

Arts & Home Craft Page 11 - 13

Health Page 13

Beauty Page 14

Hobbies & Leisure Page 15

Personal Development Page 16 - 17

Accredited Courses Page 18 - 27

• Childcare Level 6

• Childcare Level 5

• ECDL Start Certificate (Page 8)

• Irish Academy of Public Relations

• Accounting Technicians of Ireland

Social Welfare 20% reduction application Page 29

Enrolment Terms and Conditions Page 30

Booking Form Page 31

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Computers for Leisure Find out all you ever wanted to know about PC basic operation,

Internet, safety tips, social networking, email, sending/receiving attachments, buying

online, saving pictures etc. Suitable for absolute beginners and those with limited com-

puter knowledge. This class will be small, slow paced with an easy atmosphere, limited

places available so early booking is advised.

Starting: Tuesday 18th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 6 Tutor: Olivia Clinton Max: 10 Fee: €100 (Small class)

This popular course is aimed at those who have already have com-pleted Computers for Beginners or have basic computer skills and wish to learn more about the programm ay. Learn the next level in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, File Management and Internet & Email. Starting: Thursday 27th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor: Claire Roos Dooley Fee: €100

Microsoft Excel for Beginners

Suitable for those with limited experience of Microsoft Excel

Learn how to develop spread sheets for budgeting/ tracking, use formulas to add,

subtract, pick out information and develop charts from data used.

Starting: Tuesday 6th November Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 4 Tutor: Olivia Clinton Fee: €50 Enrolment closes for this course on 28th September 2018

Computer & Technology Courses

Computer & Technology Courses

SAGE 50 Integrated Accounts Learn how to use Ireland’s most popular business accounting software, covering everything from setting up the Sage system and inputting company

tting up Debtors, Creditors, Products and Banking. Would suit small to medium business owners and those working in accounts wishing to update their skills. Starting: Thursday 27th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of We :ske 8 Tutor: Martin Homan :eeF

€100

Social Media

Learn how to in keep in touch with family and friends, follow the news,

latest trends, celebrities and share photos using popular social media

sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. You will learn how to set up pages and

how to operate essential security settings.

Starting: Wednesday 26th September Times: mp03.9 ot mp03.7 No. of Weeks: 4 Tutor: Teresa Coleman Fee: €50

Smart Devices Learn how to use android phones and tablets for sending emails, to

take photographs, for social media, installing and removing applica-

settings including mobile data tracking to monitor your data usage, power saving

modes and security settings. Course will include some information on new smart devices

such as smart TVs and devices and apps to control household heating and lighting.

Starting: rebmevoN ht7 yadsendeW Times: mp03.9 ot mp03.7 No. of Weeks: 4 Tutor: Teresa Coleman Fee:

€50

Enrolment closes for this course on 28th September 2018

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Accredited Computer Course

ECDL Almost every job in today’s world requires computer skills and most

employers who look for basic IT Skills among job applicants, look

for ECDL/ICDL. Being able to say ‘Yes, I have my ECDL’ boosts your

chances of securing that new job or moving ahead in your current one.

Full ECDL is awarded on completion of 7 modules.

Modules

Computer Essentials

Online Collaborations

Spreadsheets

Word Processing

Using databases

Presentation Skills

IT Security

Basic working knowledge of computers is required for this course.

Starting: Wednesday 19th September Times: 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks: 25 & 1 Saturday Tutor: Barry Devlin Fee: €550 includes exams This class will run every Wednesday night from September until April 2019

Classes will be taught module by module with participants undertaking exam at end of each module

The fee includes registration to ICS Skills and exams.

A manual is required for this course, details available from Tutor on �rst night of class.

Unfortunately Social Welfare reduction not available on ECDL course

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Language Courses

Italian for Beginners Over 20 million people speak Italian as a second language, would you like to join them?

This unique course makes learning Italian easy, interesting, practical and fun.It covers all

the basics and gives you th mmunicate with ease in everyday situations.

Starting: Wednesday, 26th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor : Anne Louise Duignan

Fee:

€100

Spanish for Beginners This course is aimed at those who have absolutely no Spanish and would like to learn basic conversational skills to assist them on holidays. Starting: Wednesday 26th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor: Maria Tenor Fee: €100

Fancy a break? Canteen facilities

available Tuesday and Wednesday night

ight

refreshments.

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Cookery and Cake Décor Courses

Cake Decoration

This course is designed to equip participants with all the necessary skills to design and decorate their own speciality cakes. Participants will learn to use sugar pasteand novelty animals, they will also learn how to crimp a cake, use moulds, make frills, swags and bows for birthday and christening cakes and other special occasions. Starting: Tuesday 25th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks:

Tutor: Bernadette Black Fee: €100

Note: Participants required to bring own apron, piping bag and basic nozzles. A materials list will be suppli night of class.

Dinner parties made easy (Demonstration and sampling) Learn to cook quick, tasty and easy three course meals for your friends and family to enjoy without any of the stress, sit back and watch the easy ways you can impress and be able to enjoy the occa-sion yourself. Dishes are sampled at the end of the class with a small tasting. Recipes will be supplied each night for all course dishes to include salads, soups, seafood, meats, vegetarian and desserts. Question and answer sessions for all your cooking queries.

Starting: Wednesday 26th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 4 Tutor: Gerry Meade Fee: €50

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Art & Home Craft Courses

Make and Alter your Own Curtains/Blinds Curtains are an easy DIY sewing project. By making your own, you'll save money on window coverings and get exactly what you want. Learn how to calculate window measurements and amount of fabric require choose fabrics and linings to suit your re-quireheadings. Starting: Tuesday 25th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor: Mary Kirwan Max: 10 Fee: €120

Materials required: A good pair of scissors, window measurements for a small window,

You will need to bring your own sewing machine from the 2nd night

Make and Alter your Own Clothes Learn how to use your own sewing machine, and save money by getting back to basics making your own clothes and transforming your old wardrobe. Learn how to take body measurements, lay, cut and read a pattern, assemble a garment, in-

Starting: Wednesday 26th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor: Mary Kirwan Max: 10 Fee: €120

Materials required: A Pattern, fabric, pins and a good pair of scissors night. You will need to bring your own sewing machine from the 2nd night

Sew Easy - Sewing Machine This course is for beginners/refreshers who wish to learn how to use a sewing

beginners or novice machinists who have a machine and wish to complete one of the classes listed below. Starting: Tuesday 18th September & Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 1

Wednesday 19th September Tutor: Mary Kirwan Max: 10 Fee: €30

Materials required: Sewing machine, a good pair of scissors, pins, and thread.

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Art & Home Craft Courses

Flowers for all Occasions

Explore your creative side in a relaxed atmosphere. This course covers all the aspects of Floral Art from contemporary to traditional arrangements. Starting: Tuesday 25th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor: Mary Owens Fee: €100

urse including oasis

s must also be provided

Introduction to Shabby Chic Design Want to know how to reproduce a country chic look for your home, add a bright colourful conversational piece and turn tired outdated furniture into bespoke pieces? Customise and up cycle your furniture using vintage chic paint techniques like decoupage, stencilling, distressing, gilding, chalk paint, waxing and crackle glaze. Starting: Tuesday 25th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor : Marena Casey Fee: €100

Materials required: two small pieces of furniture required which will be up cycled during the course. Materials such as paint, brushes, stencils will also be required, materials list available on

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Art & Home Craft Courses

Art, Drawing and Painting

This course covers basic drawing techniques, compositions, colour, tone and texture. Acrylic paints used. The use of oil paints are optional. Suitable for all levels. Starting: Tuesday, 25th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor: Peter Mc Kenna Fee: €100

Materials required: Acrylic Paints, titanium white, ultramarine blue, cadmium red and yellow, raw umber, burnt sienna, mars black & sap green. Brushes 2, 6,10 filbert.

Health Courses

Introduction and Intermediate Pilates

Pilates is a series of exercises aimed at improving posture,

y. Each week exercises are progressed to increase stamina and endurance and are taught and completed in a safe manner with individual correction. Beginners class 7.00pm to 8.00pm and Intermediate class 8.00pm to 9.00pm Starting: Tuesday 25th September Times: see above No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor: Valerie Clarke (Chartered Physiotherapist) Fee: €60

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Beauty Courses

Introduction to Make-up Learn to perform professional procedures on family and friends using your own makeup. In this course you will get advice on how your make up is working for you, matching your foundation, colour correction, contouring, highlighting, sculpting, shading., eyebrows, smokey eyes, strong lips, eyeliner techniques, individual & strip lash applica-tion, day & evening makeup, bridal makeup and make up for the mature lady. Great for anyone with a passion to start a career as a beauty therapist or for your own personal care. Participants can brin Starting: Tuesday 25th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 6 Tutor: Grainne Buggy (La Royale Beauty Therapist) Fee: €75

Hair Boot Camp Want to learn all the up to date tips on hair lled course will help you with all the skills to get that salon perfect look from an award win-ning stylist. The course will cover upstyling, braiding, GHD curls, setting and blow drying, as well as all the product and nutritional advice needed for maintaining healthy hair. Participants to bring along styling equipment. Starting: Wednesday 26th September Times: 7.00pm to 9.00pm No. of Weeks: 6 Tutor: Carolyn Clinton (Award winning hair and beauty stylist) Fee: €75

Card/cheque payment preferable, please

enrol online if possible, card payment

also accepted over phone on 086 8204655.

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Hobby & Leisure Courses

The Art of Photography Learn all about your camera and how to compose a perfect photograph. This course will show you how to take pictu

light, and understanding what pixels are, taking pictures in daylight and night time, using macros and much more.weekend, to put into practice all that you have learned. Starting: Wednesday 26th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm Fee: €120 Tutor: Neil McShane No. of Weeks: day)

Introduction to Creative Writing We all have a creativity within, whether you are a novice or never put pen to paper then this course is designed for you. This course will cover the basics in each of thpoetry, journalism, writing memoirs, blogging and much more. Starting: Tuesday 25th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor: Grace Vaughan Fee: €100

Bridge Lessons Stage 1 Would you like to join you local Bridge club but don’t know how to play, well if so this course is for you. Learn how to play Bridge, and understand the terminology and rules of the game.

Starting: Tuesday 25th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor: Kathleen McSherry Fee: €100

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Personal Development

Mindfulness The competing demands of our lives can be a source of stress. We develop mindfulness by paying attention in the present moment, using awareness of our breath and body, which allows us to slow our busy minds down. A mindful practice helps us to respond more fully to both the joyful and stressful details of life, giving us greater freedom and time to relax.

Starting: Tuesday 25th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor: Elfreda Mangan Vaughan (BA, Master Pract. NLP, IAMC, IAMI) Fee: €100

Participants will need to bring a cushion and blanket

See Introduction and Intermediate

Pilates on page 13

Introduction to Counselling Skills

This course will interest those who are curious about counselling and/

or considering it as an option for a future career. Participants can

expect to get a taste of what is involved in counselling, some theories and some skills

practice as a beginner. In order to maintain enthusiasm and maximise learning, this course will

be presented in an interactive, experiential format with information hand outs and

recommended reading list also being provided.

Starting: Wednesday 26th September Times: 7.00pm to 9.00pm No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor: Linda Breathnach (Counsellor and Therapist) Fee: €100

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The Power of Change a rof emmargorp tnempoleved lanosreP better quality of life

This popular training program is designed for personal growth. Participants will learn to design and implement a strategy using techniques to integrate into their daily lives. This programme is experiential and is facilitated in a relaxed and supported manner with social support dealing with personality factors managing emotions such as stress, and anxiety. The programme in cludes Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, stress manage-ment, Self-Esteem, communication skills, public speaking, coping skills, breathing techniques, progressive muscular relaxation, mindfulness, visualisation & mediation. Starting: Wednesday 19th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 8 Tutor: Margaret Jones (Counsellor/Life Skills Coach/Teacher/Therapist ) Fee: €100

Power of Change 2

from this programme, this course is aimed at those who have done The Power of Change course and wish to continue with their personal development.

Starting: Wednesday 21st November Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 4 Tutor: Margaret Jones Counsellor/Life Skills Coach/Teacher/Therapist ) Fee: €50

Personal Development

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Accredited Courses

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How will QQI benefit me? All Quality and Quali�cations Ireland (QQI) awards: • are quality assured • are nationally and internationally recognised • o�er access to further and higher education and training opportunities • are recognised by employers All QQI awards are part of the new inclusive National Framework of Quali�cations (NFQ), developed by QQI. This Framework brings greater clarity to the Irish education and training system, making it possible for learners, employers and providers to understand and compare di�erent types of quali�cations. All QQI awards already have a speci�c placing on the national framework between levels 1 and 10, allowing QQI award holders to progress more easily within the system. Employers will also recognise your abilities and skills because QQI awards are quality assured.

What is CAS (Common Award System)? CAS is a new national quali�cation system for further education and training in Ireland. Known as CAS or the ‘common awards system,’ programmes leading to these awards are increasingly being o�ered to learners. CAS awards are part of a national commitment to the highest quality experience for you when you take on a course or programme.

For more information on QQI please visit www.qqi.ie

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About Childcare Level 5 & 6

Full Awards

QQI Level 5 Early Childhood Care and Education Full Award 5M2005

About the Course : To gain a full FETAC/QQI Early Childhood Care and Education Award

8 modules must be completed. It is a nationally accredited award in Childcare and

meets the minimum entry requirement for a range of higher education institutions/

courses.

Who is the course for?: The course is aimed at those who are presently working (or

hope to work in the future) in a Childcare setting. It enables participants to develop a

board range of skills and equips them with the practical and theoretical knowledge of

working in Childcare in a variety of settings: nurseries, crèches, playgroups, primary

schools and special needs areas. Work placement is necessary part of this Award.

Requirements Submission of course assignments and 85% attendance.

QQI Level 6 Early Childhood Care and Education Full Award 6M2007 About the Course : To gain a full FETAC/QQI Early Childhood Care and Education Award

Level 6 eight components modules. There are 3 mandatory components and 5 electives from each of the sections in the Full Level 6 Award.

Who is the course for?: This course aims to equip supervisors with the knowledge,

skills, attitudes and theoretical un ith

children and their families.

Requirements: Level 5 in Childcare or equivalent and also we would recommend a min-imum of one year’s full-time experience working in Childcare and access to undertake work experience as a room/team leader. Submission of course assignments and 85% attendance.

Award, ie. complete 7 modules instead of 8.

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QQI Level 5 Childcare Schedule

5M2005 QQI Level 5 Modules Module

Code Autumn 18 Spring 19 Autumn 19 Spring 20 Child Health and Wellbeing

5N1765 Yes Child Development

5N1764 Yes Creative Arts & Early Childhood

5N1769 Yes Early Childhood Education & Play

5N1773 Yes Communications

5N0690 Yes Children with Additional Needs

5N2396 Yes Early Care and Education Practice

5N1770 Yes Work Experience

5N1356 Yes

6M2007 QQI Level 6 Modules

Module

Code Autumn 18 Spring 19 Autumn 19 Spring 20

Child Development 6N1942 Yes

Childhood Social Legal and Health 6N1945 Yes

Early Childhood Curriculum 6N1944 Yes

Equality and Diversity in Childcare 6N1974 Yes

Team Leadership 6N1948 Yes

Early Learning Environment 6N1946 Yes

Special Needs Assisting 6N1957 Yes

Work Experience 6N1946 Yes

QQI Level 5: Proposed schedule

QQI Level 6: Proposed schedule

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QQI Level 6 Childcare Modules

Child Development 6N1942

Aim of the Course The purpose of this award is to equip the learner with the knowledge, skill and competencerelevant to the theory and practice of child development when working autonomously and with others in Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) settings. Child Development is a core module if aiming to complete a QQI Major Award in Childcare.

Assessment Techniques • Project 60% • Examination 40% • Attendance 85% Starting : Tuesday 18th September Times: 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks: 5.5 This modules will run on a Tuesday and Wednesday evening for 5.5 weeks Tutor: Marina Cunningham Fee: €200

Childhood Social, Legal & Health Studies

Aim of the Course This module aims to equip the learner with the knowledge, skill and competence in the social and legislative environment of Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE), to enable the leaner to devise, implement and evaluate policies and procedures that support the health and wellbeing of children in the provision and delivery of service, when working autonomously in an ECCE setting. Childhood Social, Legal & Health is a core module if aiming to complete a QQI Major Award in Childcare.

Assessment Techniques • Portfolio/Collection of work 50% • Skills Demonstration 50% • Attendance 85% Starting: Wednesday 24th October Times: 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 5.5 This modules will run on a Tuesday and Wednesday evening for 5.5 weeks Tutor: Marina Cunningham Fee €200 Enrolment closes for this course on 28th September 2018

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QQI Level 5 Childcare Modules

Child Health & Wellbeing 5N1765

Aim of the Course

This module aims to equip the learner with knowledge, skills and competence to provide

for the health and well-being of the children and maintain health, hygienic and safe

practices and environment in a range of Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE)

settings. Child health and wellbeing is a core module if aiming to complete a QQI Major

Award in Childcare.

Assessment Techniques • Project 40% • Skills Demonstration 60% • Attendance 85% Starting: Tuesday 18th September Times: 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 11 Tutor: Joan Doyle Fee €200

Child Development 5N1764

Aim of the Course

This module aims to provide the learner with an introduction to theory and practice of

child development from 0-6 years. The component aims to promote good practice,

equality of opportunity and respect for diversity in lifestyles, religion and culture in early

years care. Child Development is a core module if aiming to complete a QQI Major

Award in Childcare.

Assessment Techniques • Portfolio/Collection of work 40% • Assignment 30% • Examination 30% • Attendance 85% Starting: Wednesday 19th September Times: 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks: 12 Tutor: Joan Doyle Fee: €200

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QQI Level 5 Childcare Module

Special Needs Assisting 5N1786

Aim of the Course To equip the learner with the knowledge, skill and competence in the practices and principles underpinning the role of a Special Needs Assistant to enable the learner to

needs assisting capacity. Special Needs Assisting is an elective module if aiming to complete a QQI Major Award in Childcare or can be used as a stand alone module if working in the area of Special Needs.

Assessment Techniques

• Skills Demonstration 60% • Learner record 40% • Attendance 85% Important note: This module requires a work placement and as a result Garda Vetting will be required. Once enrolled please apply to amoran.bft@lmetb.ie for a Garda vetting form, once received please complete and return to Director of Adult Education, Beaufort College, Navan as soon as possible. This module will be submitted for QQI assessment in May 2019 n in September 2019.

Starting: Tuesday 9th October Times: 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks: 10

Tutor: Miriam Kelly Minogue Fee:

€200

Over 95% of students who completed course evaluation

forms in Autumn 17 term would recommend

the course they completed to a friend

Enrolment closes for this course on 28th September 2018

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Irish Academy of Public Relations courses

Certificate in Event Management Aim of the Course This course in Event Management is tailored to give students professional skills, indus-try knowledge, and a project portfolio to showcase their ability. They will learn how to: take an idea and develop it into an event, promote an event through various plat-forms, communicate with important clients and companies, cost their services and evaluate their event .

Topics covered: What is Event Management, from concept to reality, preparing a proposal, crisis management, sponsorship, organising functions, marketing tools, media tools, promotional tools, specialist areas (e.g. working withand compliance, evaluation. Starting: Wednesday 19th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 12 Tutor: Jenn Murray y Assessment: Assignment Fee: €300

Certificate in Public Relations Aim of the Course This course in Public Relations is tailored to give students professional skills, and in-

eet-ers, instagrammers – people who hold sway over your client’s audience. You will also learn all the traditional skills: writing press releases, organising functions & press conferences, managing corporate image and handling crisis.

Topics covered: What is PR, press releases, exhibitions and conferences, sponsor-ship, photography, newsletters and Ezines, corporate Image, crisis, management, press

mmunications via social media, working with bloggers Starting: Tuesday 18th September Times: 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks: 12 Tutor: TBA Assessment :Two hour exam Fee €300

For further info on these courses and to see what people are saying - log onto www.irishacademy.ie

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Accounting Technicians of Ireland Quali

Accounting Technicians of Ireland Qualification (ATI) What's an Accounting Technician? Accounting Techn nting professionals that work at all levels

yed throughout the public sector, industry and commerce and in private accountancy

those working in accounting on a daily basis, running their own business or wish to pursue a career change and wish to gain a for

A wide range of finance roles They are involved in the day- to-day practical work of accountancy and play a key

ccounting Technicians can perform a wide range ccountand bey nting and budgeting, costing and credit control, payroll administration and tax returns. More experienced Accounting Technicians may often perform senior managerial tasks and audits.

Assessment The Accprogrammes as it combines professional exams with practical work experience.

As members of Accounting Technicians Ireland, individuals are entitled to put the letters MIATI after their name, seen by many employers when hiring

Entry Requirements Mature learners who have reached 21 years of age (by 1st January of the year in which they wish to commence the course) but do not possess the minimum educational requirements, may still apply to do the course based on age and experience. School leavers th pass grade in 5 Ordinary level subjects (including English and either Maths or Accountancy), or pass grades in 2 Ordinary level subjects together with 2 pass grades at Higher level (pass grades to include English and either Maths or Accountancy).

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Accounting Technicians Ireland Course Start Date Tuesday 18th September

Year 1 Subjects • Financial Accounting • Taxation • Law & Ethics • Business Management Days: Tuesday & Wednesday Times: 7.00pm to 10.00pm No of weeks: 26 Tutors: Team Cost: €800 (4 subjects) Year 2 Subjects • Advanced Financial Accounting • Advanced Taxation • Management Accounting • Integrated Accounting Systems (IAS) Days: Tuesday & Wednesday Times: 7.00pm to 10.00pm No of weeks: 26 Tutors: Team Cost: €800 (4 subjects)

Please Note:

• An ATI rep will be present at enrolment on 4th September in Beaufort College to answer any course related queries.

• Students are advised that this is a demanding course and a commitment to additional independent study is required.

• Students should also be aware that our fee of €800 covers tuition costs only and that the Accounting Technicians Ireland charges its members for registration and examination fees. The costs for 2018-2019 are:

Year 1 - Registration fee - €170; Examination fee per subject - €75 x 4 and Course Materials package fee per subject - €65 x4 .

Year 2 - Subscription fee - €85; Examination fee per subject - €75 x 3 + IAS exam €120 and Course Materials package fee per subject - €65 x 4.

• It is advised that all students who enroll on course register online with ATI ASAP to avoid delay getting course manuals delivered as all students are expected to have manuals, writing

rst night of course, 18th September.

• Registration deadline with Accounting Technicians Ireland is in October.

• Unfortunately we are not in a position to o r a Social Welfare discount on ATI course, how -ever if you are in receipt of SW payment you could approach your local qualify for DSP funding

Accounting Technicians of Ireland Course Details

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PLC Courses

Beaufort College, Navan

Post Leaving Certificate Courses

2017-2018

NOW ENROLING FOR SEPTEMBER

Places available on the following

QQI Level 5 Courses:

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (5M2468)

COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND NETWORKS (5M0536)

CHILDCARE (5M2009)

ART (PORTFOLIO) (5M1985)

Contact:

046 9028915 (ext. 3) or www.beaufortcollege.ie

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Leaving Certificate Courses

Social Welfare fee reduction form

_______TO BE COMPLETED BY A PERSON IN APPLY ING FOR COURSE______

To: Department of Social Protection

Abbey Buildings,

Abbey Road,

Navan, Co. Meath

The person named below is enrolling on our night class programme. Can you

please verify that he/she is in receipt of a Social welfare payment to qualify for a

20% refund on fees paid please.

Name: ________________________________________________________

PPSN: ________________________________________________________

Course: ________________________________________________________

_________________TO BE COMPLETED BY A PERSON IN DSP ________________

I verify that the person named above is in receipt of a Social Welfare payment and

Qualifies for a 20% fee reduction in fees

Signed:

___________________________________

Date:

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Adult Education Night Courses

Beaufort College,

Trim Road, Navan, Co. Meath

Tel: 086-8204655

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Terms & Conditions

No enrolment without fees

LMETB allows a 20% discount for those in receipt of social welfare on all hobby style classes (not applicable on ATI, ECDL or QQI classes). This applies only when the same person is pay-ing for the course and not receiving funding from an outside body. A completed social wel-fare discount form must be furnished in order to process discount (on page 31)

If third party funding is approved for a course documentary evidence of this must be provided along with a deposit to secure place on enrolment. This deposit will be refunded subject to payment by funding body at end of course.

There are minimum numbers required before classes can be formed and classes may be can-celled if this minimum number is not reached.

Refunds will only be issued if a class is cancelled. All refunds issued by last week in October.

Places allocated o

Fee non-refundable once class forms.

Fees cover cost of class tuition, where class materials or the hire of specialist equipment is involved the cost will be carried by the learners. Please ensure class is going ahead before buying materials. Email amoran.bft@lmetb.ie

Transfer between classes is at the discretion of Director of Adult Education.

Please refer to entry requirements if applying for QQI or ATI courses prior to application.

Special Needs - if you have a special physical or educational need please contact us so that we can discuss how to best facilitate you.

Severe weather conditions : encase of severe weather conditions in Autumn Term check the website at www.meathnightclasses.ie or www.beaufortcollege.ie

Minimum Age all participants must be 18 years or over to enrol on a night class.

Parking at your own risk with consideration for others, leaving all laybys clear and do not park on the grass.

Smoking is strictly prohibited in any part of the educational campus of Beaufort College.

Property

Tea/Coffee

LMETB is not responsible for the damage/loss to students’ property, course work, cars, etc.

facilities available 8pm to 9pm on Tuesday & Wednesday Nights.

No classes during Mid term break: week beginning Monday 29th October.

Intending students will only be contacted by us if the class that they have enrolled foris cancelled. Once you have enrolled, assume you have your place and attend on thefirst night.

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How to Enrol

• Enrol online - Beat the queues and enrol from the comfort of your home

Log on to www.meathnightclasses.ie Laser and all Major Credit Cards accepted

• Postal enrolment - Complete enrolment form and return it with the full fee (by cheque/Bank Draft/Postal Order payable to LMETB)

• Come Along to enrolment night either Tuesday 4th or Tuesday 11th September, 7pm to 9pm

Postal Enrolment Form

Name _________________________________________________________________

Address ________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________ __

Tel: ____________________________________Mobile _________________________

Email ________________________________________________________________

If registering for a QQI course please provide the following information:

Date of Birth ___________________________ PPS No _________________________

Course Title

Course ______________________________________________________________ Amount of Payment enclosed ______________________________________________

Cheques payable to Beaufort College & post to: Adult Education Dept., Beaufort College, Trim Road, Navan, Co. Meath

I have read and accept the condition of enrolment as outline on previous page

Signed ________________________________________________________________

Date received ___________ Processed by _______________ Receipt No _____________

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Come along enrolment night either on

Tuesday 4th or Tuesday 11th September,

7.00pm to 9.00pm

in Beaufort College

Or

Online enrolment

Log on to www.meathnightclasses.ie

Or

Post application form (Page 31)

along with cheque (payable to LMETB)

Enrolment Details For

Evening Courses

Classes Start Dates

Contact

Tuesday 18th/25th and Wednesday 19th/26th September (Some exceptions)

Aileen Moran

(Director of Adult Education)

� 086 -8204655 � amoran.bft@lmetb.ie

For more details on night courses please visit

www.meathnightclasses.ie