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A Path to Higher Education or Employment CETB Foreword Cork Education and Training Board (CETB) was formed in 2013 through the integration of the Cork City and County Cork VEC’s and in January 2014, what was Fás training in Cork came under the remit of Cork ETB. For the first time ever, further education and training (FET) became part of a single, coherent integrated structure. Cork ETB’s FET services (FET CORK) sit alongside our primary and post primary services in providing high quality education and training services which are innovative, responsive and inclusive. Through Cork ETB there is a pathway for every learner. FET Cork is tasked by SOLAS to provide high quality FET programmes which are responsive to the needs of learners and the requirements of a changed and changing economy. Through the varied and diverse programmes and courses delivered by the colleges and centres that operate under FET Cork, learners are provided with education and training opportunities that are designed specifically to provide the skills and competencies necessary and required to access the world of work, or to progress on to further studies. Our courses are recognised and certified by nationally and internationally recognised awarding bodies, with graduates highly valued by employers and with direct access links from many courses into Higher education courses in Universities and Institutes of Technology, both in Ireland and abroad. Learners engaging with FET Cork programmes reflect the fullness of Irish society, in terms of age, experience, gender, ethnicity and so much more. Participation on a FET Cork programme is designed to develop the skills, knowledge and understanding of the individual in an environment that is supportive and encouraging, where differences and diversity are recognised and respected. School leavers, mature learners, learners with a disability and learners who have come to Ireland to make it their home are welcomed, supported and encouraged to participate and engage with our programmes. Presented in this prospectus are a range of full time programmes offered by CSN. Within the diversity of programmes offered I am sure that you will find something that will provide you with the foundation and impetus to take the next step in your learning journey, and that you will have an experience built on our commitment to high quality teaching and learning in a supportive environment that will expand your horizons and provide new opportunities for your future. John Fitzgibbons Director of Further Education and Training Cork Education and Training Board
contents ART & DESIGN Music, Management & Sound 1 31 Music, Management & Sound 2 32 finalists Art, Craft & Design /Portfolio Course 02 Radio Broadcasting 1 33 Art 1 03 Radio Broadcasting 2 34 Art 2 04 Digital Media 06 SCIENCE & HORTICULTURE BUSINESS STUDIES Applied Biology - Food, Health & Nutrition 37 Applied Science - Laboratory Techniques 38 Business Studies 1 Marketing/ Law 09 Greenkeeping & Sports Turf Management 40 Business Studies 2 10 Horticulture 1 41 Best Further Education Provider 2020 Horticulture 2 42 FURNITURE & CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY SPORTS Best Student Experience 2020 Carpentry Construction Technology Furniture Design & Making 1 14 15 Coaching & Physical Education 1 45 Furniture Design & Making 2 16 Coaching & Physical Education 2 46 Equestrian Studies 48 HUMANITIES Sports Practical Courses 49 Leisure & Recreation Studies 52 Access to Cultural & Heritage Studies 19 Personal Training & Leisure Management 53 Cultural & Heritage Studies 20 Soccer Coaching & Education 54 Emergency Services 21 Sports Injuries & Therapy 56 Journalism for the Digital Age 22 Sports Nutrition 57 Access to Social Studies 23 Social Studies 24 Course Shadowing 58 General Information 59 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY College Facilities 64 Software Development 26 Student Supports 65 Future Planning 67 PERFORMING ARTS How to Apply 70 Acting for Stage & Screen 28 Dance 1 29 Dance 2 30
Art,Craft & Design/Portfolio Course ART, CRAFT & DESIGN INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT This course is one of the longest running and most successful Portfolio Preparation portfolio courses in the country. Our teachers, facilities & purpose built studios offer the student an ideal environment to start their art Appreciation of Art, Craft & careers. As practising artists we believe that nurturing talent is key 5N0755 Design to students success. There is high emphasis on using the tutorial to develop a strong and expressive personal portfolio of the highest Combined Materials 5N0764 quality of work. Drawing 5N1862 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Painting 5N1302 Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in Printmaking 5N1373 lieu of formal qualifications. All applicants are interviewed. Bring examples of creative work. Sculpture 5N1918 Places are awarded on suitability. Ceramics 5N0759 CERTIFICATION QQI Level 5 Art, Craft & Design 5M1984 or Art 5M1985 Design Skills 5N0784 Digital Photography 5N1270 WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE Students will be required to undertake 10 days of work experience in Graphic Design Skills 5N1978 an art/design setting. Communications 5N0690 EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES CSN Art 2 Work Experience 5N1356 Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO web site. www.cao.ie Art Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. CIT Crawford, NCAD, GMIT, LIT. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Graduates from this programme typically progress to Higher Education. They may gain employment in the following areas: art teaching, painting, sculpture, printing and also in ceramic design, CONTACT photography, textiles, fashion design, graphic design, interior design, architecture, advertising, multimedia , animation, film making, make- DETAILS up for TV and film, arts business management and art therapy. Jean.Bradley@csn.ie FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 Course fees outlined on www.csn.ie 2
Art 1 Art 2 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT COURSE CONTENT This course is suited to the mature student or to those who prefer Apply to this course from an Art/ Design QQI Level 5 course. supported learning without the pressure of CAO portfolio deadlines. Ceramics 5N0759 Communications 6N1950 An integrated multi-disciplinary approach to painting, ceramics, Art and design projects will be delivered in a positive and creative textiles, digital photography, printmaking and mixed media allows environment. Students will learn to investigate, experiment and students develop their own personal creative skills and concepts with Combined Materials 5N0764 Creative Application Ceramics 6N3445 create art with confidence and skill. Creative thinking and personal confidence. Practical workshops and classes are tailored to equip expression are key elements of the course. Students will produce each student with the expertise to either continue in independent Communications 5N0690 Digital Photography 6N3589 professional practice or to progress to Higher Education. a comprehensive portfolio of work through a series of workshops, classes and tutorials. An exciting introduction to professional art Students are assigned a dedicated working space with the use of a Design Skills 5N0784 Drawing 6N3569 wide range of materials and equipment. Access to a purpose built practice which can lead to study in Art 2. painting studio, a fully equipped printmaking and ceramics workshop Drawing 5N1862 History & Appreciation of Art & ensure a professional environment for all students. Tutorials given by 6N3450 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Design an experienced team of professional art practitioners are ongoing Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. Painting 5N1302 throughout the course. Painting 6N3452 For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in lieu of formal qualifications. Printmaking 5N1373 Printmaking 6N3568 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS All applicants are interviewed. Bring examples of creative work. Successful completion of a QQI Level 5 certificate in an art relevant Work Experience 5N1356 Combined Materials 6N3587 area is required. Places are awarded on suitability. A place will be offered based on satisfactory presentation at interview Work Experience 6N1946 with examples of a portfolio. CERTIFICATION QQI Level 5 Art, Craft & Design 5M1984 CERTIFICATION QQI Level 6 Art 6M4029 WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE Students will be required to undertake 10 days of work placement in WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE an art/design setting. Students will be required to undertake 10 days of work placement in an art/design setting. EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES CSN Art 2 EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO web site. web site. www.cao.ie www.cao.ie Art Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. CIT Crawford, Art Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. CIT Crawford, NCAD, GMIT, LIT. NCAD, GMIT, LIT. Also progression links with CIT Crawford second year. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Graduates from this course may seek employment in art centres, community art programmes, artist collectives and craft/design studios. Graduates may also pursue a professional career as a CONTACT CONTACT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES professional arts practitioner. DETAILS DETAILS Graduates from this programme may seek employment in art centres, community art programmes, artist collectives and craft & design studios. Graduates may also pursue a professional career as a Bartley.Burn@csn.ie professional arts practitioner. FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 Debbie.Godsell@csn.ie Course fees outlined on Course fees outlined on www.csn.ie www.csn.ie 3 4
Digital Media BTEC Higher National Diploma INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT YEAR ONE This diverse and fast-paced course provides professional training in Image creation and editing in Adobe areas of motion graphics, animation, compositing, 3D graphics, visual Photoshop effects and web design. Students learn how to research and generate ideas and gain the design skills needed to produce highend, mouth- Video post-production & animation in watering graphics. We provide a rock solid foundation in all the skills Adobe After Effects required to work as part of a team, or to specialise in the area that Project development best suits a student’s skills. Year 2 focuses on advanced motion graphics and editing, 3D character animation, 3D cinematography. Motion graphics practices These skills equip students for motion design, visual FX (VFX), 3D modelling for game design and film and television. Visual effects & motion graphics cultures The qualification is an internationally recognised BTEC Higher Professional practice National Diploma. This is part of the UK framework where it is equivalent in value to a Foundation Higher Education. As well as Website design being eligible to apply to Irish IT colleges for entry into second year, Digital Media graduates can apply to a range of UK colleges and COURSE CONTENT YEAR TWO universities to do a one year top-up to achieve an Honours Degree. This course can be used as the first two years of a three year Higher Advanced motion graphics studies Education degree. On completing this course you are also well equipped to go directly into the workplace. 3D computer modelling & animation 3D character rigging & animation ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 3D cinematography Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in Sound design & editing lieu of formal qualifications. All applicants are interviewed with a portfolio of work and places are Visual effects & video compositing awarded on suitability. Advanced editing & compositing Personal professional development CERTIFICATION BTEC Higher National Diploma in Creative Media Production (Motion Graphics) BGHC2 EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES Various UK colleges for a 1-year top-up course to achieve a BA degree. Digital Media Higher Education courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. CIT, LIT, IT Tralee. Graduates can apply for advanced entry to a range of degrees in Irish colleges & ITs. CONTACT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES DETAILS Graduates have an excellent and adaptable skills set. Recent graduates are employed in e-learning, 3D animation, architectural visualisation, film post-production and video-game graphics and Andrea.Halpin@csn.ie web design. They work for a broad range of companies such as John.Halpin@csn.ie Wavebreak Media, Framestore, Factory Media, M-I-E, SceneStealer, FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 Jellyfish, Doodle Creative, Twitter, Red Man Media, Hopkins Communications and many more. Course fees outlined on Course fees outlined on DIGITAL MEDIA www.csn.ie DIGITAL MEDIA www.csn.ie 5 6
Business Business Studies 1 Business Studies with Marketing Studies 2 Business Studies with Law INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT COURSE CONTENT This course provides students with a strong foundation in core The aim of this course is to provide students with an opportunity business components while providing options to study either Accounting Manual & to build on the knowledge gained in the QQI Level 5 award and 5N1348 Applied Economics 6N4091 Marketing or Law. This approach allows for flexibility in the area of Computerised to enhance their job prospects and/or allow them access further business in which students may ultimately wish to specialise through educational opportunities. Applied Economics 5N1350 Business Law 6N4045 further study or career choice. It will also benefit learners who wish to In this course modern business techniques are explored leaving the achieve a qualification that recognises their experience. The course is graduate equipped to enter the market with a wide range of expertise Communications 5N0690 Business Management 6N4310 in various management, marketing, legal and IT practices. Students specifically designed to reflect the ever changing world of business practices and the broader business environment. who have a flair for business will find the course both stimulating Work Experience 5N1356 Customer Service 6N0697 and inspiring while at the same time advancing their knowledge and experience in a wide range of business disciplines. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Marketing Management 6N4188 Insert Business Administration 5N1610 Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in Choose: Word Processing 6N4977 Candidates require a business related QQI Level 5 Award or lieu of formal qualifications. equivalent. Satisfactory presentation at interview. Digital Marketing 5N1364 Work Experience 6N1946 All applicants are interviewed and places are awarded on suitability. Marketing Practice 5N1400 CERTIFICATION OR Communications 6N1950 CERTIFICATION QQI Level 5 Business Studies 5M2102 Business Law 5N2091 QQI Level 6 Business Studies 6M4985 Project Management 6N4090 Legal Practice & Procedures 5N1394 WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE Students will be required to undertake 10 days of work experience in Work experience is a core element of this programme. Students will a business setting for example, accountancy/insurance, marketing/ be required to undertake 10 days of work experience in a business public relations, banking and financial services, human resources, environment. Students in the past have undertaken their work legal aid centres/solicitors firms, retail management and digital experience in a variety of areas such as accountancy firms, legal firms, marketing. credit unions, auctioneering firms and health insurance companies. EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES CSN Business 2 Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO web site. web site. www.cao.ie www.cao.ie Business and Law Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, Business and Law Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, CIT. CIT. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Graduates from this programme often gain employment in areas such Graduates from this programme may have the opportunity to gain as insurance, legal practices, accountancy firms, customer service, PR employment in the following: accountancy/insurance, marketing/ CONTACT CONTACT and marketing. public relations, banking and financial services, human resources, legal aid centres/solicitors firms, retail management and digital DETAILS DETAILS marketing. Siobhan.McCarthy@csn.ie Michelle.Buckley@csn.ie Tim.Murphy@csn.ie FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 Course fees outlined on Course fees outlined on www.csn.ie www.csn.ie 9 10
Carpentry: Construction Technology INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT This course includes first and second fixing, temporary work including formwork, shuttering work and shoring, installing built-in furniture/ Building Construction 5N1570 kitchens and constructing timber frame housing. All aspects of building construction, services and general building Communications 5N0690 techniques incorporating all current building regulations are explored Computer Aided Draughting throughout the course. Learn how to design a house, how to apply 5N1604 for planning permission, draw up plans and do up a bill of quantities (2D) for an Eco friendly family home and set out a work schedule. Renewable Energy Systems 5N4975 Students learn how to work as part of the build team, understanding roles and responsibilities with a large emphasis on Health and Safety. Safety & Health at Work 5N1794 This course is a path to explore the different educational and employment areas in the construction sector. Wood Fabrication 5N1999 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Work Experience 5N1356 Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in lieu of formal qualifications. Satisfactory presentation at interview. CERTIFICATION QQI Level 5 Construction Technology 5M5010 WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE Students will be required to undertake 10 days of work experience in a construction setting. Students have the opportunity to gain experience on site/ college campus as part of their placement. EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO web site. www.cao.ie Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. CIT: CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Graduates from this programme may have career opportunities including apprenticeships in carpentry and joinery, cabinet making CONTACT and draughtsmanship. This course may lead to a career in engineering, DETAILS architecture or construction management. Feargus.ODonoghue@csn.ie FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 Course fees outlined on CARPENTRY CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY www.csn.ie 14
Furniture Design Furniture Design & Making 1 & Making 2 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT COURSE CONTENT Learn an amazing craft and explore your creativity through the skills On this level 6 course you will develop exceptional skills in both design and techniques taught on the course. Workshop learning develops Computer Aided Draughting and design processes through the discipline of furniture making. 5N1604 Computer Aided Draughting 6N3652 competence with hand tools, power tools and woodworking (2D) Computer aided manufacture and finishing techniques are taught in machinery to build your craftsmanship. Life drawing, technical parallel with analytics, critical thinking and problem solving skills to graphics and computer aided design classes complement the Design Skills 5N0784 3D Design Materials 6N4905 enable you to create thoughtful, functional, beautiful furniture. Our practical activities such as wood machining, CNC routing and laser shared studio space encourages collaboration and engagement in cutting. Drawing 5N1862 Furniture Design 6N5449 the creative process. To maximise your learning potential on this Experience and learn traditional methods through to high tech course, a competency with woodworking tools and machinery is production while designing and making your own furniture pieces. Furniture Making with required. Furniture Making 5N1275 6N0607 Machinery This course is a stepping stone in to an industry with an exceptionally ENTRY REQUIREMENTS equipped workshop and IT resources. These include all of the essential Safety & Health at Work 5N1794 History of Furniture 6N5448 woodworking equipment, a new industrial grade panel saw, heated Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. spray booth, CNC router and our new laser cutting equipment. For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in Communications 5N0690 Wood Finishing 6N0724 lieu of formal qualifications. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Satisfactory presentation at interview. Work Experience 5N1356 Communications 6N1950 Successful completion of a relevant QQI Level 5 Award in a complementary area is required. CERTIFICATION Work Experience 6N1946 All applicants will be interviewed. QQI Level 5 Furniture Design & Making 5M2012 CERTIFICATION WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE QQI Level 6 Furniture Design & Making 6M2230 Students will be required to undertake a minimum of 10 days of work placement in a furniture related environment e.g. cabinet making, WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE furniture design, wood finishing, wood turning, joinery or interior architecture. The college will provide guidance in identifying suitable Students will be required to undertake a minimum of 10 days of work companies or workshops. placement in a furniture related environment e.g. cabinet making, furniture design, wood finishing, wood turning, joinery and interior architecture. The college will provide guidance in identifying suitable EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES companies or workshops. CSN Furniture Design & Making 2 Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES web site. Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO www.cao.ie web site. Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. CIT: BSc Craft www.cao.ie Technology (Wood), GMIT Letterfrack Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. CIT: BSc Craft Note for mature students, BSc Craft Technology at CIT requires Leaving Technology (Wood), GMIT Letterfrack Certificate Mathematics, or QQI Level 5 Mathematics. CSN offers QQI Level Holders of level 6 awards are eligible for consideration to year 2 of 5 Mathematics as an optional component on the Furniture Design & Making level 7 programmes in furniture at GMIT Letterfrack 1 course. CONTACT CONTACT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES DETAILS DETAILS Graduates from this course typically progress to either a related CAREER OPPORTUNITIES QQI Level 6 course or to Higher Education, and ultimately to careers Victoria.Walsh@csn.ie Fergus.Somers@csn.ie Graduates from this programme may discover career opportunities as furniture makers in manufacturing, or as self-employed makers as furniture makers in furniture workshops, furniture design studios FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 after a suitable period of professional experience. Skills learned on or as self-employed makers after a suitable period of professional the course are also relevant to sign writers, draughtspersons, wood experience. turners and similar. Course fees outlined on Course fees outlined on www.csn.ie www.csn.ie 15 16
HUMANITIES FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 Course fees outlined on www.csn.ie 18
Access to Cultural & Cultural & Heritage Studies Heritage Studies INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT COURSE CONTENT This course is identical in every respect to Cultural & Heritage Studies This highly renowned course is over 25 years in existence. This (see opposite). However, this particular programme is specifically dynamic course delivered with experience and expertise includes the Archaeology 5N0762 Archaeology 5N0762 orientated to more mature students, many of whom have been out of subject areas of Irish archaeology, folklore, local history, genealogy education for some time. This course is used to build confidence and and the arts. It is ideally suited to both young and mature students slowly increase their competencies in new learning. Many students Folklore & Ethnology 5N1274 Folklore & Ethnology 5N1274 who wish to progress to the Bachelor of Arts (in UCC and other who have attended this course have been unemployed for some time; universities). Many Leaving Certificate students use this as a stepping may be on a career break or recently retired; may have seen their Local History 5N1296 Local History 5N1296 stone to University using the QQI links scheme. This course prides children progress to school or college and now wish to do something itself in motivating students to achieve their individual goals. In for themselves. Students will experience an extensive off-campus Cultural & Social History 5N0780 Cultural & Social History 5N0780 addition, students secure work within the Heritage Industry. The field-trip programme, visiting national monuments, archaeological course incorporates an extensive off-campus field-trip programme, sites and excavations, museums, libraries and archives, and private Irish Cultural & Heritage Irish Cultural & Heritage visiting national monuments; archaeological sites and excavations; heritage enterprises. Many students progress to the Bachelor of Arts 5N1293 5N1293 museums, libraries and archives; and private heritage enterprises. Resources Resources in UCC while others secure work in the Heritage Industry. It allows students to meet real life entrepreneurs to gain effective Literary, Visual & Performing Literary, Visual & Performing practical experience in the field. 5N2465 5N2465 Arts Arts ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. Communications 5N1358 Communications 5N0690 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in lieu of formal qualifications. Work Experience 5N1356 Work Experience 5N1356 For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in lieu of formal qualifications. Satisfactory presentation at interview. Word Processing 5N1358 Word Processing 5N1358 Satisfactory presentation at interview. This course is open to all students with an interest in Irish culture, heritage and the arts. This course is open to all students with an interest in Irish culture, heritage and the arts. Digital Photography 5N1270 CERTIFICATION CERTIFICATION QQI Level 5 Cultural & Heritage Studies 5M2154 QQI Level 5 Cultural & Heritage Studies 5M2154 WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE This course provides a unique work experience programme whereby This course provides a unique work experience programme whereby students work as a team to develop a professional heritage-based students work as a team to develop a professional heritage-based exhibition each year. All aspects of event production from fund- exhibition each year. All aspects of event production from fund- raising to industry-standard exhibition presentation techniques are raising to industry-standard exhibition presentation techniques are covered. covered. EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO web site. web site. www.cao.ie www.cao.ie Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, CIT Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, CIT Linked with a wide variety of UCC courses CONTACT CONTACT Linked with a wide variety of UCC courses DETAILS DETAILS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Tour guides and information officers in both public and private Tour guides and information officers in both public and private heritage centres. Tim.Murphy@csn.ie Shane.Lehane@csn.ie heritage centres. FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 Archaeological excavation and post excavation. Archaeological excavation and post excavation. Museums, libraries & archives. Museums, libraries & archives. Genealogical research centres and initiatives. Genealogical research centres and initiatives. Many students have set up their own tour businesses (walking Many students have set up their own tour businesses (walking holidays, language schools, summer schools, harbour cruises) in holidays, language schools, summer schools, harbour cruises) in addition to working in leader-funded and community heritage addition to working in leader-funded and community heritage projects. projects. Course fees outlined on Course fees outlined on www.csn.ie www.csn.ie 19 20
Emergency Journalism for Services the Digital Age INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT COURSE CONTENT This course prepares students for an exciting career in the emergency services. Students who successfully complete the course will gain Anatomy & Physiology 5N0749 Writing Skills for Journalism 5N2435 essential knowledge and skills in areas relevant to a career the Ambulance or Fire Service. Additional industry specific training with Emergency Department Care Desktop Publishing 5N0785 5N4890 professional practitioners throughout the course is what makes this Skills course so current and relevant. This course is suited to applicants Infection Prevention & Control 5N3734 Media Analysis 5N1298 with voluntary experience/ service or an interest in First Aid. Students who wish to pursue a fast paced and challenging career would be Safety & Health at Work 5N1794 Political Studies 5N1837 suited to this course. Research Skills for Journalism 5N2443 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Communications 5N0690 INTRODUCTION Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. Technical Skills for Journalism 5N2463 This course is designed to introduce students to a wide variety Word Processing 5N1358 For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in of practical techniques and theoretical knowledge that underpin lieu of formal qualifications. Word Processing 5N1358 the fundamental skills of a journalist. It also takes a highly modern Work Experience 5N1356 approach, as the convergence of broadcast, print and online media Satisfactory presentation at interview. While not mandatory, voluntary experience in the field is desirable. require the learning of new skills and methods. Much of the course Nutrition 5N2006 Work Experience 5N1356 is project based with the student working closely with each teacher Having a full drivers license is recommended for employment. in a variety of platforms, from magazines/newspapers to broadcast Legal Practice & Procedures 5N1394 Communications 5N0690 and online media. The course provides students with new digital CERTIFICATION tools and practices and better ways to engage the public in a rapidly QQI Level 5 Community Health Services 5M4468 CERTS changing media world. First Aid Responders Training FAR WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE (mandatory) ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Students will be required to undertake 60 hours of work placement Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. EFR (mandatory if progressing to EMT, in a suitable organisation e.g. Order of Malta, Red Cross, St. Johns For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in Emergency Medical Technician Training) Ambulance, Civil Defense, Coastguard & First Responders. Students lieu of formal qualifications. will have the opportunity on supporting Health & Safety on campus. Fire Warden, Breathing Apparatus & Satisfactory presentation at interview. Hazardous Materials courses EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES CERTIFICATION A QQI Level 5 course can earn a maximum of 390 CAO points QQI Level 5 Journalism 5M2464 (equivalent to the points earned from the Leaving Certificate). Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE web site. Students will be required to undertake 10 days of work experience. www.cao.ie The college will assist participants in identifying suitable placements Bsc. Paramedic Training with Emergency Services Training Institute in a media related setting. (PHECC Accredited), Bsc. Paramedic University of Limerick CONTACT CONTACT EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES Paramedic training level 7 entry UCC DETAILS DETAILS Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO web site. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES www.cao.ie info@csn.ie Jon.Whitty@csn.ie Graduates may follow specific professional training both in Ireland Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, UL, DCU, FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 and abroad as well as gain employment with private ambulance University of Sunderland companies, fire services and intermediate care ambulance. A full driving licence is important if students wish to become a paramedic. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES A C licence/ truck licence should be obtained for this career path. Graduates from this programme work in print, radio and television Availing of the optional courses e.g. Fire warden training, Industrial journalism, public relations, advertising and the Internet. Former breathing apparatus, Industrial hazardous substances and person students have secured positions at Reuters (London), Sunday Times, handling; will enhance opportunities in the broader labour market Course fees outlined on Course fees outlined on Head of I.R.N. (Dublin), 103FM, Limerick Leader, 96FM., Red FM., RTE, and at interviews e.g. Emergency first responder, safety officers, duty www.csn.ie www.csn.ie The Irish Examiner, The Evening Echo and The Kingdom. managers & state Ambulance service. 21 22
Access to Social Social Studies Studies INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT COURSE CONTENT The overall aim of this course is to introduce the learner to the area of The overall aim of this course is to introduce the learner to the area Sociology and Social Studies. This course will provide the learner with Care, Provision & Practice 5N2705 Care, Provision & Practice 5N2705 of sociology and social studies. This course will provide the learner the opportunity to develop their understanding and awareness in the with the opportunity to develop their understanding and awareness area of Applied Social Studies. Successful students can progress to Equality & Disability 5N1273 Equality & Disability 5N1273 in the area of applied social studies. Successful students can progress further or higher education or gain employment in the social care to further or higher education or gain employment in the social care sector. The course features an opportunity to gain experience in a sector. The course features an opportunity to gain experience in a Intercultural Studies 5N0765 Intercultural Studies 5N0765 voluntary capacity in a variety of organisations. The course includes voluntary capacity in a variety of organisations. The course includes educational field trips, off-campus research, guest speakers and educational field trips, off-campus research, guest speakers and Legal Practice & Procedures 5N1394 Legal Practice & Procedures 5N1394 practical team working projects for experience based learning. practical team working projects for experience based learning. The course features include an emphasis on tutorial-style teaching Psychology 5N0754 Psychology 5N0754 The course features include an emphasis on tutorial-style teaching with regular feedback sessions, the opportunity to experience a with regular feedback sessions, the opportunity to experience a broad range of subjects and career guidance. broad range of subjects and career guidance Social Studies 5N1370 Social Studies 5N1370 We welcome adults returning to education. We create an environment The course has a proven track record of guiding students to where mature learners thrive and are successful. Word Processing 5N1358 Word Processing 5N1358 successfully progress to higher education courses. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Communications 5N0690 Communications 5N0690 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in Work Experience 5N1356 Work Experience 5N1356 For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in lieu of formal qualifications. lieu of formal qualifications. Satisfactory presentation at interview. Manual Handling Manual Handling Satisfactory presentation at interview. Applications are particularly sought after from those with experience Applications are particularly sought after from those with experience in voluntary or community organisations. First Aid First Aid in voluntary or community organisations. CERTIFICATION CERTIFICATION QQI Level 5 Applied Social Studies 5M2181 QQI Level 5 Applied Social Studies 5M2181 WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE Students will be required to undertake a minimum of 60 hours Students will be required to undertake placement in a social care/ placement in a social care/ community setting e.g. youth work, community setting e.g. youth work, disability organisation, crèche, disability organisation, crèche, nursing home, primary school etc. nursing home, primary school etc. Students are responsible for Students are responsible for formalising their own work experience formalising their own work placement, with the assistance of the with the assistance of the Course Director. Garda Vetting required Course Director. Garda Vetting required and will be carried out by and will be carried out by the CETB. the CETB. EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO A QQI Level 5 course can earn a maximum of 390 CAO points web site. CONTACT CONTACT (equivalent to the points earned from the Leaving Certificate). www.cao.ie DETAILS DETAILS Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO Social Science Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, CIT web site. Eddie.Fleming@csn.ie Eddie.Fleming@csn.ie www.cao.ie CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Social Science Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, CIT FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 Career opportunities exist in the caring professions and in community projects e.g. disability services, care assistant, youth worker. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Graduates from this programme may gain the opportunity to work in a number of voluntary and caring agencies. Links provided through work experience have led to students becoming full-time care assistants. Course fees outlined on Course fees outlined on www.csn.ie www.csn.ie 23 24
Software Development INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT Students will study a mix of software architecture, maths and Fundamentals of Object computer programming. Learn how to design, develop and 5N0541 Oriented Programming troubleshoot source code to deliver working software solutions, Maths for Information business applications and mobile apps. 5N18396 This course has a strong practical edge. Students get the opportunity Technology to gain experience in Java programming, Android App development Mobile Technologies 5N0580 and software testing. The skills learned are easily transferable to areas within the IT sector. Graduates may progress to Higher education or Programming & Design gain employment. 5N2927 Principles Software Architecture 5N2772 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. Communications 5N0690 For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in lieu of formal qualifications. INFORMATION Web Authoring 5N1910 Candidates seeking entry to this programme should ideally have TECHNOLOGY a minimum of a pass in Mathematics at Ordinary Level Leaving Certificate and display an active interest in information and Work Experience 5N1356 communications technology. Some experience with computer programming or coding would be advantageous. Satisfactory presentation at interview. CERTIFICATION QQI Level 5 Software Development 5M0529 WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE Work experience is an integral element of the course. Students will undertake a two week block placement in a dedicated software company or relevant I.T. industry. Students are responsible for securing their own placement. EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO web site. www.cao.ie IT Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, CIT CONTACT DETAILS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES There are a number of possible job opportunities for students with a solid programming background. The key areas of employment Richard.OSullivan@csn.ie include, junior programmer, software developer, web site design/ maintenance, mobile app developer and IT Support. FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 Course fees outlined on www.csn.ie 26
Acting for Stage & Screen INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the PERFORMING ARTS Theatre Performance Skills 5N4568 performing arts. Learners gain first-hand experience in a wide range of disciplines, developing core skills that can help them advance to Acting Skills & Techniques 5N5055 a more specialised performing arts training. This immersive, hands- on performing arts course offers an opportunity to improve your performing, auditioning and technical production skills. Learn to work Theatre Studies 5N4571 collaboratively with other creative individuals. Display your talents and discover your strengths. Clarify educational and career objectives. TV & Film Acting 5N6046 Students discover acting for stage and screen. The business aspects of the performing arts industry are explored when students form a Communications 5N0690 mini production company with classmates to stage shows both on and off campus. Throughout the course, students experience field Mine & Movement 5N0559 trips, live concerts, plays and other professional performances. The course is taught by experienced industry professionals. Event Production 5N1374 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Work Experience 5N1356 Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in Word Processing 5N1358 lieu of formal qualifications. Satisfactory presentation at interview. Audition required for acceptance on course. CERTIFICATION QQI Level 5 Performing Arts 5M5151 WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE Students will be required to undertake 10 days of work placement in C.S.N’s in-house theatre company. EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO web site. www.cao.ie Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, CIT , DIT, TCD, NUI Galway CONTACT DETAILS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Graduates from this programme will have experience to build a Jon.Whitty@csn.ie career in the performing arts industry. FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 Course fees outlined on www.csn.ie 28
Dance 1 Dance 2 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT COURSE CONTENT This is your first step to a fascinating and rewarding career in dance. Progess from Dance 1. Students are taught to the highest level and This innovative and exhilarating course provides a comprehensive are expected to advance and further develop the skills and training Classical Ballet 5N6165 Classical Ballet experience in a wide range of dance styles and techniques. Students from Dance 1. This is a high energy, physical and creative year. Learn develop core skills that can help advance to more specialised how to work collaboratively with others and to discover a signature professional dance opportunities in performance or in education. Dance Performance 5N0781 Dance Performance movement style. Students advance choreography skills for group or Graduates from this course progress to Higher Education or they solo work personal style and group dance pieces. Live performance continue to dance professionally or to teach dance. This course Dance Production 5N0782 Dance Production and teaching dance are the focus of the course. Performance skills offers an opportunity to improve and perfect technical dance skills are enhanced by preparation for auditions. All students will take across a range of dance disciplines and to gain an introduction to ISTD ISTD ISTD Exams. Graduates from this course progress colleges in the teaching qualifications. All students will take ISTD exams. Applicants UK, Europe and America. Some graduates may continue to dance are expected to demonstrate a high level of motivation, commitment professionally or to teach in Ireland and abroad and a passion for dance. Theatre Performance Skills 5N4568 Communications 5N0690 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Successful completion of Dance 1. All applicants will be interviewed. Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. Work Experience 5N1356 For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in CERTIFICATION lieu of formal qualifications. Imperial Society of Teachers of Dance Applicants will be invited to participate in a physical audition (dance attire required) followed by an interview. WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE Students will be required to undertake 10 days of work placement in CERTIFICATION CSN in-house theatre company. QQI Level 5 Dance 5M4572 EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO Students will be required to undertake 10 days of work experience web site. in a professional dance production or school. The college will assist participants in identifying suitable placements. www.cao.ie Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. Laine Theatre Arts, London Contemporary Dance School. EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES Bodyworks Dance Studios, London Studio Centre, Urdang Performing CSN Dance 2 Arts, Barcelona Institute for the Arts Millenium Performing Arts, Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO University of Limerick. web site. www.cao.ie CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. Laine Theatre Arts, Graduates from this programme may have opportunities to work as London Contemporary Dance School, University of Limerick. dancers on the West End, in ballet companies or in contemporary Bodyworks Dance Studios, London Studio Centre, Urdang Performing musical theatre companies. Others may gain employment as Arts, Barcelona Institute for the Arts Millenium Performing Arts dance teachers, choreographers, directors or performers in various CONTACT CONTACT professional settings. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES DETAILS DETAILS Graduates from this programme may have opportunities to work as dancers on the West End, in ballet companies or in contemporary Jane.Kellaghan@csn.ie Jane.Kellaghan@csn.ie musical theatre companies. Others may gain employment as FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 dance teachers, choreographers, directors or performers in various professional settings. Course fees outlined on Course fees outlined on www.csn.ie www.csn.ie 29 30
Music, Music, Management Management & Sound 1 & Sound 2 COURSE CONTENT COURSE CONTENT Music Industry Studies 5N1458 Music Theory & Practice Music Performance 5N1301 Music Performance Music Theory & Practice 5N1849 Studio & Location Sound 6N4981 Production Sound Engineering & Production 5N1900 Entrepreneurship 6N1941 Communications 5N0690 Event Management 6N4800 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION The Music, Management & Sound course will prepare you for entry Event Production 5N1374 Work Experience 6N1946 Music, Management & Sound 2 will provide you with the opportunity into the music industry or for progression to Music Degree courses at to build on the knowledge and skills gained in Level 5 Music. It will third level. You will cover every facet of the industry from performing, Word Processing 5N1358 Desktop Publishing 5NO785 enhance your career prospects in the music industry and/or allow you composing and reading to music management and sound engineering. to access further educational opportunities. This course is also suitable This practical course provides you with hands-on experience of Work Experience 5N1356 for experienced musicians who wish to progress to Higher Education music, management and sound in live public performance situations and includes preparation for auditions/entrance exams. You will in local venues and theatres, as well as enabling you to record your songs in the college’s fully-equipped recording studio. The course receive hands-on experience in performance, management and live is delivered by qualified teachers who are current and experienced sound in local venues and theatres. The college has a fully-equipped practitioners in the industry. You will also attend specialised industry studio where you can record your songs. There will be workshops and workshops and seminars where songwriters, producers, promoters, seminars throughout the year where industry professionals, such as agents, sound engineers and professional performers will share their songwriters, producers, promoters and professional performers, will music business experience and wisdom with you. share their expertise with you. The course is delivered by qualified teachers who are also experienced industry practitioners ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. Successful candidates will be selected on the basis of aptitude/audition. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Successful completion of a full QQI Level 5 Award in Music is required. All applicants will be interviewed and auditioned. CERTIFICATION QQI Level 5 Music 5M2011 CERTIFICATION QQI Record of Achievement in Studio & Location Sound Production, WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE Entrepreneurship, Event Management, Work Experience and Desktop Students will be required to undertake 10 days of work experience in Publishing. CETB Certificate in Music Theory & Practice and Music band rehearsals and live gigs. Performance. EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE CSN Music Management and Sound 2 CONTACT Students will be required to undertake 15 days of work placement in Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO DETAILS CONTACT a variety of music industry contexts. web site. DETAILS www.cao.ie Ronan.ODriscoll@csn.ie EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES Music Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, CIT CSM Ronan.ODriscoll@csn.ie Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 website. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES www.cao.ie Graduates from this programme establish careers in live performance, Music Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, CIT CSM sound engineering (studio & live), management, agency and promotion. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Graduates from this programme establish careers in live performance, Course fees outlined on Course fees outlined on sound engineering (studio & live), management, agency and promotion. www.csn.ie www.csn.ie 31 32
Radio Radio Broadcasting 1 Broadcasting 2 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT COURSE CONTENT Five former students have won National PPI Radio Awards from this Progress from Radio Broadcasting 1 to further your skills in Radio highly renowned course. The emergence of digital radio has made Radio Programme Production 5N1379 Broadcasting Presentation Skills 6N5425 Production. learning about radio production more relevant than ever before. Practical experience is gained in the college’s licenced digital on Students gain hands on experience in the radio industry. Research Skills for Journalism 5N2443 Media Ethics & Legal Framework 6N5453 air radio station, Juice Cork. Broadcast presentation skills, radio Students gain hands-on experience in a radio industry setting. techniques, news broadcasting, social media industry awareness, Students form part of the management structure for Juice Corks Communications 5N0690 Media Industry Awareness 6N5505 legal studies, communications and documentary making form core DAB, FM, mobile and online radio output. components of the course. Students participate in the professional Media Analysis 5N1298 Radio Documentary Production 6N5433 management structure for Juice Corks DAB, FM, mobile and online ENTRY REQUIREMENTS radio output. Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. Political Studies 5N1837 Radio News Broadcasting 6N5454 For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in ENTRY REQUIREMENTS lieu of formal qualifications. Sound Engineering & Production 5N1900 Radio Techniques 6N5455 Successful completion of a relevant QQI level 5 award. Satisfactory presentation at interview. All applicants will be interviewed. Word Processing 5N1358 Communications 6N1950 Voice audition required for acceptance on course. CERTIFICATION Work Experience 5N1356 Work Experience 6N1946 CERTIFICATION QQI Level 6 Media Production 6M5130 QQI Level 5 Radio Production 5M4511 Digital Editing WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE Students will be required to undertake 10 days work experience at Students will be required to undertake 10 days work experience at Juice Cork, CSN College on site radio broadcasting studio including Juice Cork, CSN College on site radio broadcasting studio. management roles & responsibilities. EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES CSN Radio Broadcasting 2 Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO web site. Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO web site. www.cao.ie www.cao.ie Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, CIT Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, CIT Coláiste Dhulaigh Dublin. B.A. (Hons) Top Up part time one year Higher Education In Broadcasting & Journalism Coláiste Dhulaigh Dublin. B.A. (Hons) Top Up part time one year Higher Education In Broadcasting & Journalism Top Up final year 3 of media production (Radio) single honours BA Higher Education at University of Sunderland. Top Up final year 3 of media production (Radio) single honours BA at University of Sunderland. 3rd and final year at University of Brighton/Bournemouth 3rd and final year at University of Brighton/Bournemouth CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT CONTACT Graduates from this programme may gain employment in national/ Graduates from this programme may gain employment in national/ DETAILS DETAILS regional/local radio, media/radio/TV journalism and news networks/ agencies. regional/local radio, media/radio/TV journalism and news networks/ agencies. Peter.ONeill@csn.ie Peter.ONeill@csn.ie FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 Course fees outlined on Course fees outlined on www.csn.ie www.csn.ie 33 34
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Applied Biology- Applied Science- Food Health & Laboratory Nutrition Techniques INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION COURSE CONTENT COURSE CONTENT Ireland’s food and drink industry maintains a well-deserved worldwide Ireland’s pharmaceutical industry offers a wide range of job reputation for its high quality products. Consumers require attractive, Biology 5N2746 Biology 5N2746 opportunities. Approximately 120 overseas companies have plants convenient and safe food products that also offer health promoting in Ireland including 9 of the 10 largest pharmaceutical companies benefits. This course is the first step to become a skilled scientist Chemistry 5N2747 in the world. Personnel with scientific knowledge in areas such as Chemistry needed for the continuing success and future developments in this 5N2747 chemistry, biology, microbiology and laboratory analytical skills are industry. essential for this industry sector. Food Chemistry 5N2748 Food Chemistry 5N2748 Skills and knowledge in areas such as science and technology, food The main focus of this course is to enhance the scientific knowledge safety and nutrition are the focus of the course. Throughout the Food Processing 5N5245 and laboratory skills of the participants in a range of applied science Food Processing 5N5245 course work students gain insights into the manufacture of current fields. This course has assisted many graduates to progress to Higher food products. Discover how innovative products can be developed. Laboratory Skills 5N2751 Education in Ireland or the UK. Graduates have also used it to gain Laboratory Skills 5N2751 employment in the pharmaceutical industry. This Applied Science course is suitable for students who wish to gain employment in the food industry and mature students from an Mathematics 5N1833 Mathematics 5N1833 industry background who wish to advance their technical knowledge. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Many graduates progress to Higher Education in Ireland or the UK. Microbiology 5N0737 Microbiology 5N0737 Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. Ideally maths is desirable. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Nutrition 5N2006 Nutrition 5N2006 For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in lieu of formal qualifications. Leaving Certificate, LCA or QQI level 4 qualification. Ideally maths is desirable. Communications 5N0690 Communications 5N0690 Satisfactory presentation at interview. For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in lieu of formal qualifications. Work Experience 5N1356 Work Experience 5N1356 CERTIFICATION Satisfactory presentation at interview. QQI Level 5 Laboratory Techniques 5M3807 CERTIFICATION WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE QQI Level 5 Food Science 5M5267 Students will be required to undertake 10 days of work placement in food/ pharmaceutical/ healthcare or related industries and services. WORK PLACEMENT/EXPERIENCE Students are responsible for arranging their own work placement. Students will be required to undertake 10 days of work placement in food/ pharmaceutical/ healthcare or related industries and services. EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES Students are responsible for arranging their own work placement. Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO web site. EDUCATION PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES www.cao.ie Details of links to Higher Education Institutes available on the CAO Science Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, CIT web site. www.cao.ie CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Science Third Level courses in Ireland and abroad e.g. UCC, CIT Graduates from this programme may gain employment in the CONTACT CONTACT pharmaceutical industry which is one of Ireland’s largest employers CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The food industry is among Ireland’s largest employer and has a DETAILS DETAILS and have a large potential for employment. Job opportunities for students who complete this course include: Laboratory assistants large potential for employment. Job opportunities for students and operators in pharmaceutical industries. who complete this course include: laboratory assistants, operators Mary.Grufferty@csn.ie Yvonne.Crowley@csn.ie in food and pharmaceutical industries, supervisor/manager in food FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 FET CORK PROSPECTUS 2020 retail outlets, worker/supervisor in food preparation and small food business operators. Course fees outlined on Course fees outlined on www.csn.ie www.csn.ie 37 38
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