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Many adult learning courses take place in further education colleges and private centres. This may suit you if you prefer working in a classroom and like the idea of studying alongside other adults. It can provide good support and the craic can be mighty!

If you're thinking about e-learning or distance learning, also known as ‘home study’ or ‘self study’, you don't need to worry about where the course provider is located. You can study a course offered by a learning provider anywhere in the Ireland, even internationally.

Prospectus or Brochure

A prospectus provides detailed information about a college or learning provider. Many prospectuses are available online or you can contact your local college to get a free copy. There may also be leaflets about specific courses.

Prospectuses / Brochures usually provide:

  • an introduction to the training provider
  • detailed information on courses and entry requirements
  • information about facilities such as libraries and access to computers
  • information about student support including financial support and childcare
  • information about support for disabled students and students with learning difficulties
  • practical information such as transport and getting to the college
  • comments from students about their learning experience and what they go on to do after their course
  • information about links with organisations, business and industry

Open Days & Further Education Expos / Fairs

Colleges often hold open days or events, and sometimes take part in exhibitions or fairs with other training providers. At an open day you can:

  • talk to tutors about the course and college
  • look around the college facilities, including the library and computer facilities
  • get an overview of support available such as financial support and childcare
  • talk to support staff about provision for disabled students and students with special needs
  • see if the college is easy for you to get to
  • talk to students and former students about the course and the college
  • find out what former students are doing after their course
  • see if the leisure facilities and social life appeal to you
  • see if it’s somewhere you would like to study
 
 
 
 

 

 

   
 
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