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School Head, Philip McDonald
Course Code: CI061AP
FETAC level 5 Award Title: Childcare
FETAC level 5 Award Code: DCHSC
Course Duration: 1 Year
Course Fees 2012/13 (€664)/Additional Information
Course Description
The demand for qualified childcare professionals has increased significantly in recent years. This course offers a comprehensive preparation for a career in childcare, whether working in a day care nursery, crèche, pre-school/after school facility or with families as a professional nanny. Students receive training in practical, social and legal aspects of the profession. There is an emphasis on the integrated nature of working with young children. As part of the course, students undertake placement in a range of settings. Practical placements include:
• Crèches and day nurseries
• Playgroups
• After school facilities
A qualification in childcare is a requirement for childcare staff under the Government’s Early Care and Childhood (ECCE) scheme.
Course Content
• Child Development
• Early Childhood Education
• Working in Childcare
• Caring for Children (0-6 years)
• Communications
• Work Experience
• Understanding Children's Behaviour
• Computer Studies
• Arts and Crafts for Childcare
• Introduction to Montessori
• Food Preparation and Science
• Occupational First Aid
Work Experience
A minimum of 10 days work placement must be completed in a relevant vocational area. On one day per week and one week per term students obtain work experience in a range of Childcare settings. Work placement will be monitored by a qualified Childcare practitioner.
Entry Requirements
• Leaving Certificate
• Leaving Certificate Applied
• FETAC Level 4 Major Award
• Childcare Practitioners
• Mature Applicants
Additional Requirements
Biology at Leaving Certificate standard is desirable but not essential.
Career Opportunities
This course will give students a firm foundation in the skills required for employment in the Childcare Sector. Graduates of this course may progress to study for the FETAC Level 6 Major Award in Childcare Supervisor award at Cavan Institute. Students may be eligible to apply through the Higher Education Links Scheme to progression to further study at levels 7 and 8.
Higher Education Links Scheme/Progression
On successful completion of a full Childcare Award students can progress to Institutes of Technology and to Universities through the Higher Education Links Scheme. Students can also progress to the Certificate for Classroom Assistants or to the Diploma in Child Care and Education at Cavan Institute.
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Advanced Certificate in Childcare (Childcare Supervisor)
Course Code: CI062CS
FETAC Level 6 Award Title: Advanced Certificate in Supervision in Childcare
FETAC Level 6 Award Code: DCXXX
Course Duration: 1 Year
Course Fees 2012/13 (€530)/Additional Information
Course Description
This course aims to build on and enhance the knowledge and skills of people who already gained a FETAC level 5 qualification and wish to progress to a managerial level. The course has been designed to meet the needs of the growing Childcare provision in Ireland and the new legislation requirements. It will equip the learner with the necessary skills and expertise needed for implementing the new Siolta and Aister frameworks within their settings. The Siolta quality framework and the Aister Curriculum framework are part of the new ECCE one year scheme as set out by the Department of Education for children aged 3-5 years.
Cavan Institute Based Course Content
• Three days per week to include the following mandatory modules:
• Childhood Development (Level 6)
• Early Childhood Programmes (Level 6)
• Social and Legal Issues in Ireland (Level 6)
• Supervision in Childcare (Level 6)
The following core modules also form part of the course syllabus:
• Work Placement (Level 6)
• Understanding Special Needs (Level 5)
• Occupational First Aid (Level 5)
Work Based Programme
In addition to 3 days per week in Cavan Institute throughout the year, students must spend:
• One day per week planning and implementing leadership skills, management structures and programmes in a childcare setting.
• One day per week covering the practical elements of the course - application and theory and practice, activity planning an evaluation, play and environment organisation and legal requirements.
• Work placement and work based assessments are monitored by a qualified Childcare Practitioner
Entry Requirements
Four merits (to include Child Development) and 4 passes or equivalent in FETAC Childcare Level 5 (DCHSC).
Additional Requirements
Participants must have completed a relevant amount of work in a childcare sector or have obtained a childcare in the past and wish to re-enter the profession. The latter group must obtain a placement in a registered childcare setting in order to fulfill the entry requirements oft this course.
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Course Code: CI061DN
FETAC Level 5 Award Title: Nursing Studies
FETAC Level 5 Award Code: DCHSN
Course Fees 2012/13 (€630)/Additional Information
Course Description
This is a full time course developed for people interested in working as a dental nurse and as part of a dental multi-disciplinary team. The dental nurse plays an important role in the organisation and management of a modern dental practice and assists the dentist in every aspect of patient treatment thus playing a vital role in patient care.
Students visit and obtain work experience in a Dental Practice. This practical aspect of the course gives students a good understanding of dental practice and the qualities and characteristics required for successful career in dental nursing.
Work experience is undertaken under the supervision of a qualified Dental Nurse practitioner.
The following mandatory and a number of core modules will be chosen by the institute on commencement of the course.
Course Content
Mandatory
• Anatomy and Physiology
• Introduction to Nursing
• Safety and Health at Work
• Communications
• Work Experience
Core
• Care Support
• Dental Studies
• Occupational First Aid
• Biology
• Maths
• Information Technology Skills
Entry Requirements
• Leaving Certificate
• Leaving Certificate Applied
• Mature Applicants
Additional Requirements
Biology at Leaving Certificate Level is desirable but not essential.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of this course can expect to find employment in Dental Practices.
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Emergency First Responder/Medical Technician
Course Code:CIO61ER
FETAC Level 5 Award Title: Community and Health Services
FETAC Level 5 Award Code: DCHSX
Course Fees 2012/13 (€1140)/Additional Information
Course Description
This course is suitable for students who wish to work in either the Fire or Ambulance services. This course will lead to a FETAC Level 5 award in Community and Health Services with additional certification in Emergency First Aid or Fire Safety. Learners will train for Emergency First Responder incorporating Cardiac First Responder – PHECC (The Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council) standard for Automated External Defibrillator use. The following Mandatory and a number of core modules will be chosen by the Institute on commencement of the course.
Course Content
Mandatory
• Communications
• Work Experience
Core
• Anatomy and Physiology
• Safety and Health at Work
• Occupational First Aid
• Legal Studies
• Team Working
• Mathematics
• Business Computing
• Health Related Cleaning Skills
• Exercise and Fitness
Work Experience
A minimum of 10 days work experience must be completed in a relevant vocational area either on one day per week or two week block
Optional Training courses for learners may be available in:
Emergency First Aid Related Courses
• Emergency Medical Technician
Fire Safety and Fire Fighting Related Courses
• Fire Warden (Fire Safety and Fire Extinguisher Training)
• Breathing Apparatus
• Fit for Fire (Fitness Assessment Preparation
)
Extra course fees will apply for optional training courses.
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate, Leaving Certificate Applied and Mature Applicants.
Additional Requirements
Biology at Leaving Certificate Standard is desirable but not essential
Career Opportunities
Graduates of this course will gain the necessary skills and knowledge to be eligible to apply for more advanced courses like Emergency Medical Technician - PHECC standard for the National Qualification Emergency Medical Technician (NQEMT) which is provided by the Irish Ambulance Training Institute.
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Course Code: CIO61HS
FETAC Level 5 Award Title: Health Care Support
FETAC Level 5 Award Code: DHSXX
Course Duration: 1 Year
Course Fees 2012/13 (€550)/Additional Information
Course Description
This course places an emphasis on the care of people in both the community and in the Health Care Sector. It is suitable for those wishing to embark on a career in caring and those wishing to to gain a recognised qualification in caring. It equips the carer with the practical knowledge and skills required to support and assist people in their daily lives.
Throughout the course students will visit and obtain work experience in a variety of settings. Placement will be monitored by qualified Health Care practitioners.
The following mandatory and a number of core modules will be chosen by the Institute on commencement of the course.
Course Content
Mandatory
• Care Skills
• Care Support
• Safety and Health at Work
• Communications
• Work Experience
Core
• Care of The Older Person
• Activities of Living Patient Care
• Teamworking
• Equality and Disability
• Occupational First Aid
• Care Provision and Practice
• Human Growth and Development
• Information Technology Skills
Work Experience
A minimum of 10 days work placement must be completed in a relevant vocational area. On one day per week,carers will visit and obtain work experience in a variety of settings. Placement will be monitored by qualified Healthcare practitioners.
Career Opportunities
Graduates can pursue employment in a care setting, either in the home, in HSE or privately day care centres, nursing homes or in institutions. Job prospects are excellent since many institutions are now advertising for Health Care staff with this qualification.
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate, Leaving Certificate Applied and Mature Applicants.
Additional Requirements
Students must purchase a uniform for this course
Higher Education Links Scheme/Progression
Students who successfully complete this course meet the entry requirements for the Advanced Information Processing and the Networks and Software Systems and Electronics Technician courses at Cavan Institute. Students can also progress from this course to Institutes of Technology through the Higher Education Links Scheme on obtaining a full award.
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Sports Coaching and Leisure Management
Course Code: CIO61AY
FETAC Level 5 Award Title: Sport and Recreation
FETAC Level 5 Award Code: DSRXX
Course Duration: 1 Year
Course Fees 2012/13 (€870)/Additional Information
Course Description
This course is designed for students wishing to pursue a career in Sports Health and Fitness. It is specifically aimed at those interested in coaching or gym instruction. Students will gain practical and theoretical skills necessary for working in the leisure industry. Students will be required to complete a number of coaching sessions throughout the year. The following mandatory and a number of core modules will be chosen by the Institute on commencement of the course.
Course Content
Mandatory
• Sport and Recreation Studies
• Communications
• Work Experience
Core
• Computer Studies
• Exercise and Fitness
• Health Related Fitness
• Occupational First Aid
• Soccer Coaching
• Gaelic Football Coaching
• Lifeguarding
• Anatomy and Physiology
• Nutrition
Students taking this course have the opportunity to complete the following awards.
Gaelic Athletic Association
• Foundation Course
• Level 1
Football Association of Ireland
• Kick Start 1
Occupational First Aid
Swimming
• Irish Water Safety - Pool Lifeguard
Work Experience
A minimum of 10 days work placement must be completed in a relevant vocational area. Students are also required to complete a number of coaching sessions throughout the year.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of this course have found employment in the Leisure and Sports sectors including Fitness Centres, Gyms, Hotels and Leisure Clubs, Swimming Complexes and in the coaching area. Graduates of this course may progress to the FETAC Level 6 Advanced Certificate in Sports Development and Coaching at Cavan Institute or to Institutes of Technology and University through the Higher Education Links Scheme.
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate, Leaving Certificate Applied and Mature Applicants.
Additional Requirements
Students are required to complete and pass a medical by their own GP before commencement of the course.
Biology at Leaving Certificate Standard is desirable but not essential.
An ability to swim is an advantage.
Students must purchase a college polo shirt and tracksuit for this course.
Higher Education Links Scheme/Progression
Students can progress from this course to Institutes of Technology and Universities through the Higher Education Links Scheme on obtaining a full award. In the past graduates of this course have progressed to PE Teacher Training in the UK.
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Course Code: CIO61MW
FETAC Level 5 Award Title: Nursing Studies
FETAC Level 5 Award Code: DCHSN
Course Duration: 1 Year
Course Fees 2012/13 (€595)/Additional Information
Course Description
This course is suitable for students who have completed Leaving Certificate and are considering a career in Midwifery.
On completion of the course students will receive a Nursing Award but the course content will have a distinct Midwifery focus.
A minimum of ten days work placement must be completed in a relevant vocational area. On one day per week students will visit and obtain work experience in Maternity Units, General Hospitals, Psychiatric Hospitals, Homes for the elderly, Disability Schools/Homes, Rehabilitation Centres and Respite Care Centres. This practical aspect of the course gives the students a good understanding of hospital life and the qualities and characteristics required for a successful career in Midwifery and Nursing. Work experience is undertaken under the supervision of a qualified Midwife or Nurse Practitioner.
The following mandatory and a number of core modules will be chosen by the Institute on commencement of the course
Course Content
Mandatory
• Anatomy and Physiology
• Introduction to Nursing
• Safety and Health at Work
• Work Experience
Core
• Maternity Care Support
• Human Growth and Development
• Social Studies
• Occupational First Aid
• Care Provision and Practice
• Maths
• Team working
• Information Technology Skills
Work Experience
A minimum of 10 days work placement must be completed in a relevant vocational area. On one day per week students visit and obtain work experience in General Hospitals, Psychiatric Hospitals, Homes for the Elderly, Disability Schools/Homes, Rehabilitation Centres and Respite Care Centres. This practical aspect of the course gives the students a good understanding of hospital life and the qualities and characteristics required for a successful career in midwifery and nursing. Work Experience is undertaken under the supervision of a qualified Midwife or Nurse practitioner.
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate, Leaving Certificate Applied and Mature Applicants.
Additional Requirements
Biology at Leaving Certificate standard is desirable but not essential.
Career Opportunities
A full FETAC (the Further Education and Training Awards Council) award in Nursing Studies is now recognised as an entry route into nurse and midwifery training in Institutes of Technology and Universities in Ireland. Graduates of this course have been very successful in gaining entry to nurse and midwifery training in Ireland.
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Course Code: CI061AO
FETAC Level 5 Award Title: Nursing Studies
FETAC Level 5 Award Code: DCHSN
Course Duration: 1 Year
Course Fees 2012/13 (€595)/Additional Information
Course Description
This course is suitable for students who are considering a career in nursing. The purpose of the course is to provide students with a clear understanding of the academic requirements and personal qualities and characteristics necessary for a successful career in nursing.
The course combines a wide range of modules designed to give students an overview of nursing, with a work placement element, which students arrange in a health care setting of their choice.
Students are provided with a unique insight into the diversity of a nursing career, supported by a range of guest speakers throughout the academic year. The course also prepares students for degree entry interviews and career progression.
The following Mandatory and a number of core modules will be chosen by the Institute on commencement of the course.
Course Content
Mandatory
• Anatomy and Physiology
• Introduction to Nursing
• Safety and Health at Work
• Communications
• Work Experience
Core
• Computer Studies
• Human Growth and Development
• Team Working
• Computer Studies
• Occupational First Aid
• Care Skills
• Care of the Older Person
• Care Provision and Practice
• Care of People with Mental Illness
• Personal Effectiveness in the Workplace
Work Experience
A minimum of 10 days work placement must be completed in a relevant vocational area. On one day per week students visit and obtain work experience in General Hospitals, Psychiatric Hospitals, Homes for the Elderly, Disability Schools/Homes, Rehabilitation Centres and Respite Care Centres. This practical aspect of the course gives the students a good understanding of hospital life and the qualities and characteristics required for a successful career in nursing.
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate, Leaving Certificate Applied and Mature Applicants.
Additional Requirements
Biology at Leaving Certificate standard is desirable but not essential.
Career Opportunities
A full FETAC award in Nursing Studies is now recognised as an entry route into nurse training in Institutes of Technology and Universities in Ireland. Graduates of this course have been very successful in gaining entry to nurse training in Ireland. In addition to the opportunities for training in Irish Nursing Schools, Cavan Institute has established links with a number of UK Universities, some of whom conduct interviews in Ireland.
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Pharmacy Assistant
Course Code: CI061PH
FETAC Level 5 Award Title: Laboratory Techniques
FETAC Level 5 Award Code: CASLT
Course Duration: 1 Year
Course Fees 2012/13 (€826)/Additional Information
Course Description
Pharmacies are an important and integral part of the health care services.
Irish pharmacies and their staff play a vital role as primary health care providers. There is a growing need for Pharmacy Assistants in the Irish market.
As a Pharmacy Assistant you will work as part of a team of health professionals in order to help customers achieve the best possible health outcomes. Graduates of this course will assist the Pharmacist in providing a complete care service to the community including; Customer Care, Beauty and Cosmetic Tips, Health Care Advice, Retail Display and Selling Skills.
The following mandatory and a number of core modules will be chosen by the Institute on commencement of the course.
Course Content
Mandatory
• Laboratory Techniques
• Communications
• Work Experience
Core
• Safety and Health at Work
• Mathematics
• Anatomy and Physiology
• Chemistry
• Beauty Care
• Biology
• Retail Selling
• Retail Display
• Word Processing
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate, Leaving Certificate Applied and Mature Applicants.
Additional Requirements
Students must purchase a lab coat and a tunic for this course.
Career Opportunities
From dispensing over-the-counter medicines to demonstrating and selling cosmetics, perfumes and other products, this course allows students to develop skills that will enable them to make an effective contribution to all areas of pharmacy.
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Sports Therapy/Physiotherapy Assistant
Course Code: C1061VG
FETAC Level 5 Award Title: Community and Health Services
FETAC Level 5 Award Code: DCHSX
Course Duration: 1 Year
Course Fees 2012/13 (€1309)/Additional Information
Course Fees Year 2 2012/13 (€900)/Additional Information
Course Description
This course is aimed at students interested in the area of sports injuries and their treatment. Students will study a range of subjects, with particular emphasis being placed on Anatomy and Sports Massage. In year 1 students must complete a minimum of 10 days work placement in a relevant vocational area. Students in year 2 are required to attend surgical procedures and complete a dissertation. Throughout the course students will be required to work alongside a variety of sporting organisations as part of their course work.
Career Opportunities and Progression
Graduates of this course are eligible to apply as Physiotherapist Assistants in Irish hospitals. Successful graduates may proceed to a variety of third-level colleges in Ireland and the UK for further study. On successful completion of year 2 students are eligible to apply for advanced entry to the University of Wolverhampton where they may study for a BSc (Hons) degree in Rehabilitation Studies. Certain exemptions may apply. Graduates of the BSc (Hons) programme are eligible to apply for an MSc in Physiotherapy.
Course Content
Year 1 FETAC
• Communications
• Work Experience
• Anatomy and Physiology
• Nutrition
• Health Related Fitness
• Sports First Aid
• Swedish Massage
• Word Processing
• Aromatherapy
• Team Working
Year 2 FETAC (Course Code: CI062B1C)
• Physiotherapy Assistant
• Advanced Anatomy and Physiology
• Research Methods
• Statistics
• Physical Therapy
• Work Experience
Year 1 ITEC
• ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage
• ITEC Diploma in Gym Instruction
Year 2 ITEC
• ITEC Diploma in Sports Equipment
• ITEC Diploma in Sports Massage
• ITEC Diploma in Aromatherapy
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate or Mature Applicants
Additional Requirements
Biology at Leaving Certificate standard is desirable.
Entry to year 2 is dependant on successful completion of all examinations in year 1.
Students must purchase a uniform and professional kit for this course.
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Occupational Therapy Assistant
Course Code: C1061OC
FETAC Level 5 Award Title: Health Service Skills
FETAC Level 5 Award Code: DHSSX
Course Duration: 1 Year
Course Fees 2012/13 (€550)/Additional Information
Course Description
This course is suitable for students who are considering a career in Occupational Therapy. The course will focus on developing an understanding of impaired mobility and its impact on human occupational performance and ability and the role of occupational therapy in current healthcare services. A minimum of 10 days work placement must be completed in a relevant vocational area. On one day per week students visit and obtain work experience in General Hospitals, Homes for the Elderly, Disability Schools/Homes, Rehabilitation Centres and Respite Care Centres. This practical aspect of the course will give students a good understanding of hospital life and the qualities and characteristics required for a successful career as an Occupational Therapist. Students will develop an awareness of how to assist the Occupational Therapist in the implementation of therapeutic programmes. Work Experience and assessment is undertaken under the supervision of a qualified Occupational Therapist. During their placement students will develop an understanding of how to plan for and engage the client in self-care activities and examine the components of the occupational therapy process – from assessment through treatment planning and implementation to treatment closing.
Career Opportunities and Progression
Successful graduates of this course will be eligible to apply for a position as an Occupational Therapy Assistant in Irish Hospitals. Graduates may proceed to a variety of third level colleges in the UK for further study in Occupational Therapy.
Course Content
Care Support
Workplace Statutory Policies and
Procedures
Infection Prevention and Control
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Theory
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Practice
Rehabilitation Support
Occupational First Aid
Anatomy and Physiology
Work Experience
Communications
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate or Mature Applicants
Additional Requirements
Biology at Leaving Certificate standard is desirable but not essential.
Garda vetting applies.
Students must purchase a uniform and professional kit for this course.
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Course Code: C1061OR
FETAC Level 5 Award Title: Outdoor Recreation
FETAC Level 5 Award Code: DOREC
Course Duration: 1 Year
Course Fees 2012/13 (€550)/Additional Information
Course Description
Ireland is a leading outdoor activity destination with world class mountain biking trails, nationally recognized loop walks and a fantastic range of outdoor activity businesses. This course builds on the success of the activity based leisure industry to date and offers students the opportunity to gain internationally recognized qualifi- cations. It is designed to provide students with opportunities to develop the knowledge, skills and qualifications necessary to gain employment in the outdoor adventure sector of the leisure industry. This course contains a large practical outdoor element which may take place at a number of locations. There will be additional costs involved for specialised training.
Career Opportunities and Progression
This course involves practical and theoretical studies to prepare learners for employment or further studies in outdoor pursuits. Successful students will be in a position to apply for further study to degree level. Students may also be able to gain employment in leisure industry enterprises such as Adventure Centres, Sailing Schools, Leisure and Community Centres, Adventure Travel Companies, and Youth Development Work.
Course Content
Outdoor Recreation
Outdoor Leadership and Safety
Orienteering
Kayak Instruction Skills
Hill Walking Proficiency
Adventure Activities
Windsurfing
Occupational First Aid
Business Computing
Work Experience
Communications
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate, Leaving Certificate
Applied, Mature Applicants or FETAC Level 4 Major
Award
Garda Vetting Applies
Students must purchase a uniform and professional kit for this course.
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Equine Studies and Business Management
Course Code: C1061EQ
FETAC Level 5 Award Title: Horsemanship, British Horse Society Stages 1, 2
FETAC Level 5 Award Code: CHMSX
Course Duration: 1 Year
Course Fees 2012/13 (€550)/Additional Information
Course Description
Equine studies is an essential part of the agri-tourism sector. This course focuses on developing student skills in the care and feeding, breeding, and anatomy of horses; horseback riding and horse training; and running horse- related businesses, such as riding schools, stables, and stud farms. The combination of equine and business modules will provide students with an excellent training in stable management, handling and care of horses, horse riding together with internationally recognised qualifi- cations. Student will learn practical and riding a skills as part of their studies.
Career Opportunities and Progression
This course is designed to enable students to secure employment as livery assistant, assistant stable managers, grooms, or any position dealing with horse care.
Course Content
Stable and Yard Routine
Equine Anatomy and Physiology
Animal Welfare
Animal Grooming
Safety and Health at Work
Sport Horse Riding
Communications
Work Experience
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate, Leaving Certificate
Applied, Mature Applicants or FETAC Level 4 Major
Award
Garda Vetting Applies
Students must purchase a uniform and professional kit for this course.
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Advanced Certificate in Sports Development and Coaching
Course Code: CI061SD
FETAC Level 6 Award Title: Advanced Certificate in Sports Development
FETAC Level 6 Award Code: DSDCX
Course Duration: 1 Year
Course Fees 2012/13 (€470)/Additional Information
Course Description
This one-year advanced certificate course is designed to prepare students for a career at a supervisory level in the Leisure Industry, Sports Coaching or as a pathway for further study. Students will also have the opportunity to complete additional qualifications in Gym and Personal Training.
Course Content
Mandatory
• Sports Coaching
• Community Development
Core
• Sports Nutrition
• Sports Psychology
Gym Instruction (ITEC)
Mandatory
• Professional Conduct and Business Awareness
• Gym Instruction
• Anatomy and Physiology
Core
• Safety Management in the Leisure Industry
• Business Management
• Communications
• Work Placement
• Planning for Personal Development
• Safety Management
Entry Requirements
Applicants must have successfully completed a FETAC Level 5 award in Sports and Recreation (DSRXX), or a similar qualification.
Career Opportunities and Progression
Graduates may qualify for advanced entry to specified third level courses in Institutes of Technology including the BA Community Sports Leadership Degree in Dundalk Institute of Technology (DKIT).
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Course Code: C1061ED
FETAC Level 5 Award Title: Education and Training
FETAC Level 5 Award Code: EETXX
Course Duration: 1 Year
Course Fees 2012/13 (€530)/Additional Information
Course Description
This course is designed for those who are interested in developing their skills in training. It aims to develop an understanding of all aspects of education and training, both in the formal and informal sectors. The focus on key theories underpinning education, community development and organisa- tional learning will provide students with practical and theoretical training skills.
Career Opportunities and Progression
Students may be eligible to apply through the Higher Education Links Scheme to progression to further study at levels 7 and 8. Further study will enhance the potential to develop a career in teaching/training in adult, further, and continuing education or in private sector training.
Course Content
Education in Ireland
Early Childhood Education
Train the Trainer
Communications
Social and Personal Development
Legal Studies
Intercultural Studies
Assessment Practice
Work Experience
Vocational Practice
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate, Mature Applicants
Garda Vetting Applies
Students must purchase a uniform and professional kit for this course.
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For progression routes to Institutes of Technology and Universities consult Information for FETAC applicants at www.cao.ie
