“Create” Showcase at Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education, Wednesday 8th May

Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further are hosting Create student showcase in their Raheny campus, Springdale Road, on Wednesday 8^th May from 1pm – 4pm.

The Art & Design Department at CDCFE will showcase their student work through an art exhibition, market stalls, workshops and interactive activities.

Students from courses such as Architectural Technology, Interior Design, Graphic Design, Art & Design Portfolio, Advanced Art, Fashion Design & Styling, Animation, Photography, Pottery and Craft Production will present their final creative works at this fun event.There will be BBQ on the day as well as live music and entertainment from CDCFE’s Media students.

A ceremony for the inaugural City of Dublin ETB Sports and Cultural Council (SCC) Art, Craft & Design Awards will also take place at the event. Students from any City of Dublin ETB college are invited to enter their creative works. The winners will receive a €100 prize voucher, as well as a bespoke plaque crafted by Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE tutor and artist Tanya Elliot Nyegaard. All are welcome to attend the event and come to see all that is on offer.

CDCFE offers over 70 courses across three campuses in Coolock, Raheny and Kilbarrack. Programmes are available at a range of levels from QQI Levels 4, 5 & 6, Apprenticeship, Traineeship, Skills to Advance, Back to Education Initiative and BA Degree.   Follow us on social media to see more news and events or check out cdcfe.ie for more information.

CDCFE are delighted to announce that Entrepreneurship student Mariia Koshyrenkova was awarded the Virgin Media Content Creator prize at the Student Media Awards at a ceremony held in the Mansion House.

Mariia’s project Paws From Ukraine was selected from over one hundred student entries. The social media content campaign raised awareness of a calendar which was developed with the help of Mariia’s fellow student Charlie Murphy. The pair travelled around Ireland photographing pet dogs that accompanied their owners when fleeing the war in Ukraine. Proceeds from the calendar went to the Irish Blue Cross animal charity.  Mariia’s project saw off competition from other nominees in the category from University of Limerick and Trinity College Dublin.

Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE Media Production HND student Stephen White was also nominated in this category, one of six overall nominations for CDCFE. Film and Television Production BA  graduate Joseph Reilly, was nominated in the Short Film category for his film “Blurred Vision”, which will be screened at the upcoming  Fastnet Film Festival

Current Traineeship in TV & Film Production student Evan Meates was nominated in two categories – Radio Documentary and Film Documentary for his projects “The Mighty Ravens” and “Aspergers Flirtation”. Evan, who himself has autism, documented the dating scene for autistic people as well as a radio documentary about a Special Olympics bowling team based in north Dublin.

“The Quill”, a publication by the Creative Writing class in CDCFE was nominated in the Small College or Society Publication of the Year category, but lost out narrowly to Trinity College Dublin. Media Department Head, Denise O’Connor said “we are so proud of what these students have accomplished. To be nominated at national student level alongside the elite universities is an amazing achievement and is testament to the hard work that the students put in as well as the support from their tutors while studying at Coláiste Dhúlaigh”.

Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education offers over 70 courses at a range of levels including Post Leaving Certificate courses at QQI levels 4, 5 & 6, Apprenticeship, Traineeship, Part Time courses, Skills to Advance and BA Degrees. Applications are now open online at www.cdcfe.ie.

We are looking for a kind, caring, passionate Early Years Practitioner to join our Team.

• Candidate must have a genuine love of children.
• Minimum Level 5 in childcare
• Excellent communication skills with a good understanding of English
• Knowledge of Aistear & Siolta
• Experience working in an Early Years setting preferable but not essential (full training will be given)

For more information contact 01-8285031

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The City of Dublin ETB Adult Education Service at Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education are hosting an interactive workshop “Let’s Talk about Climate Change”.

The event will take place at CDCFE’s Coolock campus on Tuesday 16th April from 11.30am – 1pm.

AES tutor Martha Coleman presents the workshop, which aims to help people to understand the science behind climate change and how in its understanding we can be empowered to make change possible.

The workshop is organised as part of the Dublin Learning City Festival which takes place from 15th – 17th April 2024.

Please register your interest for this event.

Or contact laura.roche@cdcfe.cdetb.ie for more information.

I am pleased to introduce the inaugural Art, Craft and Design Awards sponsored by City of Dublin ETB’s Sports and Cultural Council.

This year we would like you to” REFLECT” on your year at college and choose work you are most proud of or have completed as part of your coursework. This can be in any medium, format or theme and it should demonstrate your skills in the area you are studying.

There will be an award and prize for best student work in each category as well as a prize for highly commended entries. An exhibition of the winners’ work online through “Art Steps” will take place, as well as a physical exhibition and award ceremony at the Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE graduate show on 8^th May, Raheny Campus. More details to follow.

How to Enter

Please email your submission along with this application form  to sccart-designawards@cdcfe.cdetb.ie on or before midnight 28th April 2024.  Work should be submitted as a high quality jpeg, pdf or mp4 file.

Aisling Brunell, Head of Art & Design, Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education

Giraffe Childcare will hold their Interview Day this coming Saturday, March 23rd.

Apply now at careers@giraffe.ie.

For more information click here.

23rd March Interview day

A small exhibition of works from the Advanced Art Course will take place in our Raheny campus on Thursday, March 21st.  Anyone is welcome to attend this event which opens in the campus reception 12pm.

“Haiku” is inspired by the Japanese style poem of seventeen syllables. The works, seek to express emotionally suggestive moments of insight into nature.

This exhibition comprises part of the painting, drawing and work experience modules for this QQI Level 6 course. The full-time Advanced Art Award allows participants to explore and develop their own artistic style. Applications for September are open now.

See more information about the Advanced Art course.

Please register your interest here.

If you are interested in setting up your own business next year come along to our Entrepreneurship course Coffee Morning on Wednesday 13^th March at 11am in our Kilbarrack Campus. All are welcome to attend.

We will explain how we will help to get your business up and running, how to produce a business plan and get your business online. You will be able to talk to our tutors and current students.

A bus will leave our Coolock campus at 10.30am and Raheny campus at 10.45am and will also return to Raheny and Coolock after the event.

Please register your interest here.

Do you have a business idea?

Come along to our Kilbarrack campus on Wednesday 13th March at 11am to see how our expert tutors can help you.

CDCFE’s Entrepreneurship course are holding a coffee morning for current and prospective students.

Come along and find out how our tutors can help you launch your business.

For more information contact sharon.mcilvenna@cdcfe.cdetb.ie

Register your interest.

Entrepreneurship at CDCFE

Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education celebrated the first completers of their National Hairdressing Apprenticeship this week at a ceremony hosted by RTE’s Nuala Carey.

Eight graduates of the NHA at CDCFE showcased their final work at the capstone event which was held in Fallon & Byrne, Dublin.

The Apprenticeship graduates have been studying hairdressing for three years, working both in professional hair salons and in CDCFE’s Kilbarrack campus salon “Cabello”. With a mix of on and off the job experience, the apprentices were able to “earn while they learn”.

The apprenticeship graduates now join the ranks of fully qualified hairdressers, recognised both in Ireland and internationally.

The event was attended by mentoring hair salons such as Zeba and Cats Hair Salon, as well as delegates from the City of Dublin ETB and the National Hairdressing Apprenticeship steering group.

To find out more about the NHA at CDCFE click here

Congratulations to CDCFE Media Production Student Sayed Farid who was a prizewinner in the SCC Public Speaking Competition.

Sayed, who is an Afghan national, came in second place in the student competition which took place in the Teacher’s club.

The City of Dublin ETB Sports and Cultural Council coordinates a range of student activities across its 26 colleges and schools. It celebrates learners in sporting and cultural pursuits.

Well done Sayed!

The Photography QQI Level 6 class at Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education are holding a virtual exhibition which goes live on the 6th February.

You are invited to visit this virtual space and enjoy a collection of portraiture by “Photo Freaks”. Visit artsteps.com @PhotoFreaks to access this online exhibition or click here

Student Padraig Kearney said “We at Photo Freaks have been hard at work the past year for our virtual exhibition, taking photos and making memories and we hope to show that through our exhibition on the 6th of February”.

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For more information about studying photography at CDCFE click Here

Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education are delighted to congratulate Animation student Colin Reddin on his nomination in the Irish Student category at Animation Dingle for his film “Lab Mouse”.

Colin is a graduate of the Higher National Diploma (HND) Animation programme at CDCFE and is currently studying a level 8 Honours BA degree in Animation at Coláiste Dhúlaigh, accredited by University of Wolverhampton.

Lab Mouse is a quirky depiction of the life of a mischievous test mouse. Best of luck Colin!

For more information about studying Animation at CDCFE click Here

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See the full list of Animation Dingle nominees here

The Animation department at Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE hosted Keyframe10 this week. The event which is in its tenth year, was held in CDCFE’s Coolock campus, where award-winning professionals from the Animation industry gave talks and workshops to students.

Jam Media’s Jessica Patterson gave a talk on her work as director of the Oscar 2024 nominated short film “Worry World”.  Other speakers at the event included Tom Getty, co-founder of Taunt Studios in Belfast who produce animated shorts in the Irish and English language for the BBC and Channel 5.  Neev Brennan from Boulder media spoke about her work as a concept artist.

CDCFE graduate Amy Byrne who worked on the hit show Rick & Morty and is now a compositor with Boulder Media also spoke at Keyframe10. Children’s book illustrator Estrella Lourenco gave an address about her various roles both as a freelancer as well as working on Danger Mouse with Boulder Media. The event concluded with Patrick O’Callaghan, Art Team Manager at “Story Toys” App company based in Dublin.

Principal of Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE, Patricia O’Brien Brennan, commented “Keyframe is such a useful and important annual event for our students, where they get the opportunity to gain valuable advice and information from industry professionals. We are immensely proud of the Animation course at CDCFE which produces industry-prepared graduates year on year”

The Animation course at CDCFE is a three year Higher National Diploma (HND), which leads to a fourth “top-up” BA degree year which is accredited by University of Wolverhampton. PLC courses cost €50 this year and applications for programmes starting in September are now open online, apply here

To learn more about the Animation HND and Degree at CDCFE click Here

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Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education will hold an Information Evening in the Coolock campus from 4pm- 7pm on Tuesday 12th March.

All are welcome to attend this event and speak to staff and students about the courses on offer.

The Information Evening will give prospective students an opportunity to find about more about courses for which they have already applied or are thinking of applying for.

CDCFE will also have information available on Learner supports, grants and career guidance. Applicants can also find out more information on what is required for a portfolio of work.

Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE offers over 50 Post Leaving Cert (PLC) courses across 11 faculties:

• Hairdressing/Barbering (Kilbarrack)
• Horticulture/Floristry (Kilbarrack)
• Media & Animation (Coolock)
• Information Technology (Coolock)
• Outdoor Education – Shackleton (Coolock/Malahide Estuary)
• Health Sciences (Kilbarrack)
• Art & Design (Raheny)
• Science & Engineering (Coolock)
• Business & Tourism (Kilbarrack)
• Social Studies & Education (Coolock)
• Performing Arts (Kilbarrack)

CDCFE also offers a further 20 part time courses through Traineeships, Apprenticeships and 10- week Evening Courses. See more about Work Based Learning Programmes Here

For further information about news and events follow our social media or check out cdcfe.ie

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Make Up Course

Duration: 8 weeks

This makeup course will run for eight weeks and is aimed at students of all ages. You will be introduced to skin care routines and basic make up applications. The course will focus on how to utilize your make-up collection and maintain your brushes. You will also be shown how to go from a daytime make-up look to an evening make-up look including eyelash application.

Apply Here

Interior Design

Duration:

This beginner’s course in Interior design will provide you with the skills needed to create a cohesive style to your home while exploring elements such as color, lighting, and materials. The course will give you the confidence to bring your ideas to life by choosing the right materials and finishes to create a stylish interior. You will learn how to create architectural drawings of a residential space and gain the skills to present your ideas with mood boards and sample materials.

Apply Here

Drawing  

Duration:

This 8-week beginners drawing course will help you learn the basics of drawing and sketching. The course is designed for students who wish to develop their drawing and sketching technique using different mediums such as pencil, pen, charcoal. There will be a focus on still life and portraits.

Apply Here

SNA

See here for more details

Pilates

Sculpt & Tone: Pilates targets and strengthens every muscle, giving you a lean, toned physique.
Core Power: Pilates focuses on building a strong core, improving posture, and enhancing overall stability.
Stress Relief: Escape the chaos of daily life. Our classes promote mindfulness, reducing stress and promoting mental well-being.
Flexibility: Embrace the freedom of movement! Pilates enhances flexibility, ensuring a more agile and graceful you.

🔹 All Levels Welcome: Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, our classes are designed for all fitness levels

🔹 Positive Community: Join a supportive and encouraging community of like-minded individuals on the path to wellness.

Schedule: Tuesdays at 6pm to 7 pm

What to bring: Pilates/Yoga Mat, water and a towel. Wear comfy clothes.

Duration: 8 weeks

Apply Here

CDCFE are now enrolling for over 70 courses that we offer across our three campuses in Coolock, Raheny and Kilbarrack. Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE has over ten departments including Computing, Nursing, Health & Social Sciences, Media & Animation, Art & Design, Outdoor Education, Science & Technology, Performing Arts, Hairdressing, Business and more. Most course fees are €50 for the 2024 academic year.

If a Leaving Certificate student does not get the required CAO points for their preferred choice, then completing a PLC course at Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE is a sensible option as we have excellent progression routes into university.

If you are simply unsure of what you want to study after Leaving Certificate, PLC courses are an affordable way to test out subject areas. There are many different reasons why students are now choosing PLC courses, which are becoming increasing popular and have just a €50 registration fee.

Post Leaving Certificate Courses at Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE are available at QQI Levels 4, 5 and 6 as well as Higher National Diplomas (HNDs), Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Level 8 BA degrees, accredited by University of Wolverhampton. Student supports and SUSI grants are available for eligible students.

Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE will hold an information evening on the 12th March in their Coolock campus from 4pm-7pm. All are invited to attend and speak to our team about the wide range of courses on offer. Apply online early for your course choice as spaces are limited.

Follow CDCFE on our social media to see updates on news and events. QQI courses are listed on the CAO application and prospective students can also apply now directly on our home page at www.cdcfe.ie.

Well done to Advanced Art student Anne Harnett, who is the winner of our Christmas card design competition. Thank you to everyone who submitted entries.

Happy Christmas from everyone at Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education. We hope our staff, students and suppliers have a joyful holiday season and peaceful new year 2024.

Students will return on Wednesday 10th January.

Enjoy the break,

CDCFE

Students from the Entrepreneurship/Start your Own Business Course at Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education, have cooperated to create and launch the “PawsFromUkraine” fundraising calendar in aid of the Blue Cross. 

This calendar is a curated selection of photographs that showcases the inspiring stories of some 600 Ukranian families and their much-loved dogs, many of whom risked their own lives to escape the ravages of war in Ukraine and find refuge in Ireland. The photographs within reflect on the incredibly unique bond that exists between families and their canine companions. 

This series of photographs, captured by Entrepreneurship students, Charlie Murphy and Mariia Koshyrenkova tells a unique story. Each month highlights the strength and courage it has taken these families to overcome adversity.   Charlie and Mariia travelled the length and breadth of Ireland to meet with these families and their pets and hear their courageous and inspiring stories.  

The “Paws from Ukraine” calendar is a testament to the resilience of these families and their loyal companions, capturing the spirit of hope, unity, and the enduring human-animal bond. Through a series of heart-warming photographs, each month tells a unique story, highlighting the journey taken to gain refuge.  The calendar will be supported by a documentary and Photograph book detailing each of the participants stories. 

Proceeds from the calendar will be directed towards supporting the invaluable work of the Blue Cross, an organisation dedicated to providing essential veterinary care and support for pets in need. The funds raised will contribute to the Blue Cross’s ongoing efforts to ensure that all animals, regardless of their origin, receive the care and attention they deserve. 

“We are immensely proud of our students at Coláiste Dhúlaigh for their compassion, creativity, and commitment to making this project work” said Sharon McIlvenna, Entrepreneurship Course Tutor at CDCFE. “The ‘Paws from Ukraine’ calendar not only serves as a beautiful tribute to the human-pet bond but also plays a crucial role in supporting those who have experienced the hardships of war.” 

To learn more about the “PawsfromUkraine” fundraising calendar and to show your support, follow us on Instagram at “PawsfromUkraine.” The calendar will be available for purchase online and at select local retailers and pop-up stores from mid-December. 

Click here to purchase the calendar.

For further information please contact

Sharon.mcIlvenna@cdcfe.cdetb.ie 

About our Entrepreneurship course at Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education: 

We are delighted to be able to nurture and support this wonderful Social Enterprise initiative from our Entrepreneurship Programme students here at Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE.  

Now in its fourth year, this course has been a successful hub for Entrepreneurs.  The program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the business and marketing fundamentals needed to start their own business. 

“We are thrilled to celebrate the fourth year of our “Entrepreneurship course” said Sharon McIlvenna, Entrepreneurship Tutor at Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE.  Over the past four years we have seen remarkable growth and achievement amongst our students with many having launched and now operating their own successful ventures. 

Our course provides an understanding of what is needed to successfully navigate the dynamic landscape of entrepreneurship and business and provides support in the key aspects of business planning, marketing strategy and development and financial planning. 

The course is run and provided by Industry experienced tutors who can bring their own insights and practical knowledge to the classroom and provide mentoring to students on a one-to-one basis. 

To find out more please contact: 

Sharon.mcilvenna@cdetb.cdcfe.ie or click this link

Professor Luke O’Neill delivered a guest lecture at Coláiste Dhúlaigh’s Coolock campus to coincide with Science Week. The renowned immunologist spoke to students from the science and media departments at CDCFE about his career route, his purpose or “Ikigai”, including his important discoveries in healthcare that are now being trialed by pharmaceutical multinational Roche.

The Professor, who is currently a resident lecturer and researcher at Trinity College Dublin, recounted his early published papers on Crohn’s disease as well as more recent discoveries in immunology through his company Inflazome, which was purchased by Roche in 2020 for €380m.

Speaking about his position as President of the Irish Science Teacher’s Association, O’Neill said he would like to see more focus on STEM subjects the school curriculum. He spoke passionately about careers in the sciences, encouraging the students in attendance to consider science as a profession.

Media Department Head at CDCFE, Denise O’Connor said “we were delighted to welcome Professor Luke O’Neill to Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education. Guest lectures like these enhance the learning experience for our students and highlight the important role CDCFE plays in providing courses where they can access progression routes into university”.

Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE offers over 70 courses at a range of levels. Full-time Post Leaving Certificate courses as well as part time evening courses are available. Applications for the 2024 academic year are now open, apply for a course here

Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE are now taking applications for a Traineeship in Logistics with Forklift Licence. The course will commence on the 21st November and run for 30 weeks. It s a QQI part-award that provides Forklift Truck licence, Manual Handling and First Aid Responder training. Participants will do a practical 15 week work placement with our industry partners. 

For more information about the course contact audrey.manning@cdcfe.cdetb.ie or click this link

Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education Open Day, Thursday November 23^rd

Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education would like to invite you to their Open Day in the Coolock campus, Barryscourt Road,  on Thursday November 23^rd, during College Awareness Week.

The CDCFE Open Day takes place from 10am-6.30pm on Thursday 23^rd November, during College Awareness Week. The day promises an action-packed programme of events, with interactive workshops and demonstrations from our staff and students. All are welcome to attend.

Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE offers over 70 Post Leaving Certificate Courses, ranging from Animation to Art Portfolio, Barbering to Business, Psychology to Science, Engineering to Outdoor Education etc. We offer courses at QQI Levels 4, 5 & 6, Traineeships, Apprenticeships, Entrepreneurships and Level Eight BA Hons Degrees in Drama, Animation, and Film Production.

Prospective students do not need to register for this event, just come on the day. Applicants do not need CAO points to study with us, just a willingness to learn. Our disability support and guidance counselling services will be on hand to answer any questions about learner supports and funding. You will also be able to find out about our Erasmus+ foreign placement opportunities.

Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE offers excellent progression routes to university. Many of our courses are one-year long and lead directly to a college place through CAO. Beat exam stress with continuous assessment and let our tutors share their academic and industry experience with you.

We have three main campuses, based in Coolock, Raheny and Kilbarrack, all with excellent transport links. Our Shackleton Outdoor Education course do their water-based activities in Broadmeadows, Malahide Estuary.

The Open Day in the Coolock campus will showcase activities like bridge-building, personality tests, mobile journalism, hair styling, taste-testing, massage, flower arranging and many more. All are welcome to attend and find out more about what Coláiste Dhúlaigh CFE has to offer.

Can’t make it? Check out www.cdcfe.ie and follow us on our social media for events and news.

Are you an autistic student starting college/further education in September/ October 2023? We understand that transitions can be challenging, which is why we are excited to introduce the Student Transitions Peer Support Group. This online support group aims to connect autistic students with each other, providing a safe and supportive space to discuss concerns and share experiences. 

Who is it for? The Student Transitions Peer Support Group is specifically designed for autistic adults who are navigating through a time of change.  This group is for students who have started at any college, PLC course or university in Ireland in 2023. This group is here to lend you a helping hand. 

When and Where? The group will meet biweekly on Thursday evenings, with the first session scheduled for 26th of October at 6-7pm. Thanks to the power of technology, we will gather online via Zoom, allowing participants from all across Ireland to connect and engage. The dates of the sessions are: 26th October/9th November/ 23rd November/ 7th of December.  

Time Commitment: We understand that everyone’s schedule is unique, so we have designed the sessions to last approximately one hour. We want to ensure that your time is valued while providing a focused and meaningful space for discussions. 

What to Expect? During the Transitions Peer Support Group sessions, you will have the opportunity to meet other autistic students who share similar experiences and challenges. Led by compassionate facilitators, the group encourages open and non-judgmental conversations. You can expect a supportive environment where you can freely express your concerns, seek advice, and gain valuable insights from peers who understand your journey. 

Sign Up Today! Ready to embark on this transformative journey with us? We have limited places, so to secure your place in the Student Transitions Peer Support Group, simply send an email to katie@asiam.ie. Our team will provide you with all the necessary information and guidance you need to get started. 

Together, we can navigate life’s transitions with confidence and resilience! 🌟 

Are you an autistic student starting college/further education in September/ October 2023? We understand that transitions can be challenging, which is why we are excited to introduce the Student Transitions Peer Support Group. This online support group aims to connect autistic students with each other, providing a safe and supportive space to discuss concerns and share experiences. 

Who is it for? The Student Transitions Peer Support Group is specifically designed for autistic adults who are navigating through a time of change.  This group is for students who have started at any college, PLC course or university in Ireland in 2023. This group is here to lend you a helping hand. 

When and Where? The group will meet biweekly on Thursday evenings, with the first session scheduled for 26th of October at 6-7pm. Thanks to the power of technology, we will gather online via Zoom, allowing participants from all across Ireland to connect and engage. The dates of the sessions are: 26th October/9th November/ 23rd November/ 7th of December.  

Time Commitment: We understand that everyone’s schedule is unique, so we have designed the sessions to last approximately one hour. We want to ensure that your time is valued while providing a focused and meaningful space for discussions. 

What to Expect? During the Transitions Peer Support Group sessions, you will have the opportunity to meet other autistic students who share similar experiences and challenges. Led by compassionate facilitators, the group encourages open and non-judgmental conversations. You can expect a supportive environment where you can freely express your concerns, seek advice, and gain valuable insights from peers who understand your journey. 

Sign Up Today! Ready to embark on this transformative journey with us? We have limited places, so to secure your place in the Student Transitions Peer Support Group, simply send an email to katie@asiam.ie. Our team will provide you with all the necessary information and guidance you need to get started. 

Together, we can navigate life’s transitions with confidence and resilience! 🌟 

Apply for your free City of Dublin ETB ISIC card at this link: here

Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education are delighted to announce that their Building Information Modelling (BIM) tutor, Derek Turner, has won in the Building & Architect of the Year Awards 2023.

Turner, along with the team at JCA Architects, won the awards in two categories for their work on Primark Belfast – The Bank buildings, for Best Use of Digital Technology and the Multi-Discipline Collaboration Achievement. The Primark building was a complex BIM project that ultimately resulted in a signature building.

Derek delivers the Revit Modelling and BIM Processes modules on CDCFE’s evening BIM with Project Management course. The programme, which is delivered online by industry professionals, is designed to upskill people working in the construction area, or anyone who wants to advance in BIM.

The course is delivered online on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6.30- 9.30pm. Applications are open until 6^th October. For more information about the BIM with Project Management course and to apply click Here