Art Colleges & Universities in Ireland

A range of 13 subjects is provided over the two-year duration of the programme, in the areas of Information Technology, Business and Art and Design. All subjects are accredited by FETAC the Further Education and Training Awards Council. VTOS is provided free of charge to participants and social welfare benefits/allowances are retained at the maximum rate....

Select from Aerobics to Zumba, Baking to Bootcamp, Art Appreciation to Film Appreciation, DIY to PC Repair, Gardening to Oil Painting, Life Coaching to Asian Cooking, Creative Writing to Photography and lots, lots more   

Gel nails course available in wexford.one to one class or small groups. Course is run once a week over 4 weeks. Full kit is provided. Uv lamp,primes x2 ,builder gel,cover pink gel,titanium gel,colour gel,glitter gel,brush,tips,files,glue,gloss gel,cuticle oil,hand book,tip cutter,french white gel.cleanser and nail wipes.Course is accredited by AIT. You will learn abt nail disorders, how to build a french tip,how to use a nail form,how to refill nails,nail art and acrylic art. The course is 380e. A deposit of 150 is required 3 weeks before training and remaining balance of 230 required on the 1st day of class....

Grennan College is a progressive second level school which provides an excellent educational service to the students and community of Thomastown and its environs. The general catchment area caters for Thomastown, Bennetsbridge, Gowran, Dungarvan, Inistioge, Listerlin and Tullogher. In addition to providing the general range of second level students, Grennan College also offers Post Leaving Certificate Courses in four main areas: Equestrian Studies, Art, Craft and Design, Gardening and Business/Secretarial Studies....

Grennan Mill Craft School is housed in an 18th century grain mill on the banks of the river Nore in Thomastown, County Kilkenny. The grain lofts of the mill have been converted into spacious and well equiped craft/art studios. The school was set up in 1981 and has now established itself as an important centre of study in the crafts area and offers a wide range of courses. The school is run and funded by County Kilkenny V.E.C....

Janny and Fred Wieler were born in Holland, where they both worked as teachers in different areas of education. Settling in Ireland thirty years ago, they chose a self-sufficient lifestyle which evolved into sharing their commitment to health and well-being with others. Both have trained in many different natural therapies which include Yoga, Aromatherapy, Reiki, Massage and Art Therapy. We train quality therapist in a truly holistic setting!! Weekend courses in professional diploma training in Holistic Therapies....

Our commercial course schedule is released at the end of August every year. We can also tailor courses to suit the particular requirements of maritime companies. Clients from the port operations area have worked with us to develop customised training on our state of the art marine simulators. We can also provide a suite of courses for companies looking to train their employees in numerous maritime short courses....

National College of Ireland is committed to advancing knowledge in its specialist areas of business, human resource management, accountancy, finance, computing and community studies. With an established track record for widening participation into higher levels of education, the college offers full and part-time courses from foundation to degree and postgraduate level. All courses are fully accredited and delivered from our state-of-the-art IFSC campus and across a network of 30 regional centres....

oin us for a Celebration of Africa Events across the country featuring African music, dance, film, history, art, social and political life and much more for Africa Day. Irish Aid, the Government’s overseas development programme, is delighted to support the celebration of Africa Day in Ireland. In May 2010, two flagship family events took place in Dublin and Limerick and a programme of awareness-raising and educational events took place across the country to celebrate Africa Day from 15th to 25th May. Find out what happened near you. Africa Day, which falls on 25th May annually, is the official day of the African Union and marks African unity. It is an opportunity to celebrate African diversity and success, and join Africans around the world in highlighting the cultural and social energy of the continent. Ireland has historically strong connections to Africa, through the work of Iri...

Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa has been involved in Adult and Further Education since 1986, offering an exciting and innovative range of specialist courses. At present there are over 40 full time courses in the College in areas such as Adult Education, Applied Horticulture, Art & Design, Business, Information Technology, Engineering & Applied Technology, Performing Arts, Media & Radio, Science, Social Studies, Sports & Recreation, Tourism, as well as a wide range of part-time courses. The main awarding body for these courses is the Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC).A multi-million euro extension and refurbishment programme was recently undertaken at the College, which provided the ollege with a state of the art lecture theatre and library, music recording studios and a radio station, a photography lab and glasshouses as well as extra classrooms ...

Education and Training Achill I.T. Centre was established in 1998 to provide basic training, as use of computers was increasing in popularity. During the period 1998 until the present day both the technology and the use of the technology has changed dramatically. Achill I.T. Centre has had to adapt to these industry changes and at present we deliver training programmes through our state of the art facility to over 1000 participants annually. We are constantly reviewing the courses we provide to meet the needs of the community and the employment market in general. As you will see from our link below we have a wide range of courses on offer for 2009 which reflect the requirements of the market place....

The Presentation Sisters came to Clondalkin in 1843 and after providing Primary education for over 100 years; they eventually decided to establish a Secondary School in 1955. The beginnings were humble with limited structures and facilities but in spite of this the quality of the education was rich and empowering. In1955 the Presentation Sisters established a Secondary School. Part of the convent was used as classrooms until 1970 when the present Colaiste Bride building was open. The previous school premises were built on an attractive green-field site but the student population quickly outgrew the school and its facilities so a brand new state of the art school was built and we moved into the new building in February 2006....

I am delighted to welcome you to the Davitt College website. Davitt College is a co-educational, nondenominational, multicultural post-primary school. In keeping with our mission statement we ensure that we provide a caring environment where all students are taught the importance of hard work and respect for self and others. Davitt College is a dynamic and vibrant centre of teaching and learning. Our inclusive and holistic approach to education provides all our students with a wide range of academic and practical subjects, together with an extensive range of extracurricular activities as well as programmes in health and physical education. Students consistently achieve distinction in examination results, sports, debating and public speaking, music, art, projects and competitions....

Eden Training, one of Ireland's leading training organisations. We were founded in 1999 and have trained people from all industry sectors in Ireland in IT Skills and Business Skills. Our Rathfarnham head office, which is conveniently located to the M50 and all of the major Dublin business parks. Eden has state of the art training rooms and computers. These facilities merged with ample parking in a quite environment make for an ideal training venue. We also have training facilities in Dublin city centre and train nationwide either on a customer's own premises or in facilities nearby....

We are a newly opened equal opportunity educational college located in the heart of the city of Dublin. We, at IBC, are committed to providing the best courses available in Business Administration, Business Information Systems, Travel, Tourism and Hospitality and Business English. We also work very hard at ensuring that our students have a productive and enjoyable stay in Ireland . The Ideal Business College has state of the art training rooms, and the campus is conveniently situated near the bus route in the famous Westmoreland Street, The trains at Connolly station and the Luas. We pride ourselves on having PhD qualified and dedicated staff and lecturers that will prepare you in the best and easiest of ways for your examinations....

Whether you have chosen to study massage, sport or beauty therapies Enbody’s aim is to educate, guide and  support you through your learning experience. Collectively, our dedicated tutors have over 20 years experience in Complementary therapy training and their professional but friendly approach to teaching allows you the student reach your full potential. Our state of the art facilities in the olde world Chamber Building, North Street swords provides students with the perfect environment to become a highly skilled therapist....

“Rare indeed is the woman who can depend solely on nature’s kindness to keep her skin supple, her body toned and in perfect condition through the years. The beauty therapist has become a necessary part of modern life. In her hands lies the ability to soothe, rejuvenate and refresh. This is definitely an art, but one that can be learned by a dedicated student.” Please browse through our website for information about our courses and also testimonials from past students who have gone on to greater things. If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact us at the school as I am sure there are many questions to be answered before you decide to set out on what we believe is one of the most interesting and rewarding careers of all....

The Grafton Academy of Dress Designing was the first Fashion Design College in Ireland, founded in 1938 by Pauline Clotworthy, a pioneer in the Irish Fashion Industry. Located in a Georgian building, overlooking the Grand Canal, near Baggot Street Bridge, Dublin 2, the college is within easy reach of the city centres' main shopping areas, Temple Bar, Theatres and Art Galleries. In April 2008, The Grafton Academy celebrated its' 70th Anniversary with a fashion Show of Grafton Academy Alumni and current students. The Grafton Academy is a small private and vibrant college offering a 3 year full-time professional Fashion Design course for the Irish and International Clothing trade. The approach to teaching continues to be a non academic, very practical experience with development of Design and Portfolio, Fashion Forecasting, Pattern Making and Garment Assembly. The training equips the grad...

Youthreach is a programme of education, training and work experience for early school leavers, provided in an out-of-school setting. Youthreach aims to develop the core skills needed for further learning, and to prepare young people to progress to further education/training or to employment. It helps meet the needs of people aged 15 to 18 who have left school early with either no qualifications or minimal qualifications. A further phase, normally a year, develops the skills essential for further learning - Communications, Maths, Lifeskills, along with a choice of vocational options such as Catering, Hairdressing, Computers, Woodwork, Photography, Video, Sport, Art and Crafts. Youthreach is also enriched by personal development work, educational trips, a range of crafts, sport and recreational activities. Certification is available at FETAC and Leaving Cert Applied. Youthreach is a full-t...

By the 1960s very few people in Ireland were playing the pipes and far fewer, perhaps only five, were engaged in the making of the instrument. It was a matter of grave concern that the art would decline further and so The Society of Uilleann Pipers known as Na Píobairí Uilleann (The Uilleann Pipers) was founded in 1968 at grassroots level by pipers themselves. The aims of the society are to perpetuate the spirit of the music, in particular the playing of the pipes and the production and maintenance of the instrument itself. To achieve these aims the single most important facet of the Society’s activities is the teaching of the uilleann pipes, especially to young people, as it is through this that the playing of the instrument will increase, prosper and develop. The degree to which the work of the Society has borne fruit is reflected in the number of pipemakers, many professional, now pro...