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Evening Courses

Spring Term 2018

Places limited so apply early

Adult Education

www.meathnightclasses.ie

Beaufort College

New 20% Social Welfare

reduction on hobby classes

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How to Enrol:

Online enrolment:

log on to www.meathnightclasses.ie

OR

Post application form along with cheque/

bank draft/postal order (payable to Beaufort College)

for specific course to:

Adult Education Dept., Beaufort College,

Trim Road, Navan, Co. Meath (Application Form on 7)

OR

Enrolment can be accepted at Reception any

Tuesday or Wednesday night

9th— 31st January

Time: 7.00pm to 9.00pm

at

Beaufort College

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QQI level 6 Childcare: Tuesday 9th January 2018

QQI level 5 Childcare & ECDL Tuesday 16th and

Wednesday 17th January 2018

* Most leisure/hobby courses:

Tuesday 20th Ferbrary 2018

Wednesday 21st February 2018

* Some exceptions apply please see start dates on courses descriptions

Evening Class

Start Dates

Contact us

Aileen Moran

Director of Adult Education

086-8204655

[email protected]

For more details on evening classes please visit


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ADULT EDUCATION

STARTING CLASSES

SPRING 2018 TERM

EVENING CLASSES

Computers and Technology Page 6

Languages Page 9

Cookery and cake décor courses Page 10

Arts & Home Craft Page 12

Hobbies & Leisure Page 14

Personal Development Page 17

Accredited Courses Page 19

Childcare Level 5

Childcare Level 6

ECDL Start Certificate (Page 6)

First Aid Response

Social Welfare Reduction Application Page 25

Enrolment Conditions Page 26

Enrolment Application Form Page 27

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Comhaltas Courses

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Accredited Computer & Technology Course

ECDL Start Certificate

4 Modules

Almost every job in today’s world requires computer skills and most employers who

look for basic IT Skills among job applicants, look for ECDL/ICDL.

Being able to say ‘Yes, I have my ECDL’ boosts your chances of securing that new job or

moving ahead in your current one.

Full ECDL is awarded on completion of 7 modules.

ECDL Start Cert is awarded to a candidate who has completed four of a possible seven

modules of the ECDL programme.

Module on offer:

Computer Essentials

Online Collaborations

Spreadsheets

Word Processing

Basic working knowledge of computers is required for this course.

Starting Tuesday, 16th January Times 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 13 & 2 Thurs eves TBC

Tutor Barry Devlin Fee €300 includes exams

The fee of €300 includes registration to ICS Skills and exams.

There maybe a possibility to continue on in September 2018 with the remaining 3 modules to gain the

full ECDL certificate depending on the class numbers.

A manual is required for this course, info on first night.

Unfortunately Social Welfare reduction not available on ECDL course

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Computer & Technology Courses

Microsoft Excel for Improvers

Suitable for those who have some experience of Microsoft Excel or who completed the

beginners class .

Topics: - Developing spread sheets for budgeting/ tracking, using formulas to add, sub-

tract, pick out information and developing charts from data used

Starting Tuesday 20th February Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 4

Tutor Olivia Clinton Fee €50

Introduction to Microsoft Office

This course is aimed at those who have already have completed

Computers for Beginners or have basic computer skills and wish to learn more about the

programmes commonly used in office environments today. Learn the next level in Mi-

crosoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, File Management and Internet & Email.

Starting Wednesday 21st February Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8

Tutors Olivia Clinton Fee €100


SAGE 50 Integrated Accounts

Learn how to use Ireland’s most popular business accounting soft-

ware, covering everything from setting up the Sage system and inputting company data

to producing financial reports, includes key areas of setting up Debtors, Creditors, Prod-

ucts and Banking. Would suit small to medium business owners and those working in

accounts wishing to update their skills.

Starting Thursday 22nd February Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8

Tutor Martin Homan Fee €100

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Smart Devices

Learn how to use android phones and tablets for sending emails, to

take photographs, for social media, installing and removing applica-

tions, seeing how much space you have left, freeing up space, and useful configuration

settings including mobile data tracking to monitor your data usage, power saving

modes and security settings. Course will include some information on new smart devices

such as smart TVs and devices and apps to control household heating and lighting.

Starting Wednesday 11th April Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 4

Tutor Teresa Coleman Fee €50

Social Media Learn how to in keep in touch with family and friends, follow the

news, latest trends, celebrities and share photos using popular social

media sites such as Facebook, Twitter and

Instagram. You will learn how to set up pages and how to operate essential security

settings.


Tutor Teresa Coleman Fee €50

Card/cheque payment preferable, please enrol online if possible,

card payment also accepted over phone on 086 8204655.

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Language Courses

Italian for Beginners Over 20 million people speak Italian as a second language, would

you like to join them? This unique course makes learning Italian

easy, interesting, practical and fun. It covers all the basics and gives you the confidence

to communicate with ease in everyday

situations.

Starting Wednesday, 21st February Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8

Tutor : Anne Louise Duignan Fee €100

Italian for Improvers This course is aimed at those who have completed a Spanish for Beginners class and

wish to continue to develop their language skills

Starting Thursday 22nd February Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8

Tutor: Anne Louise Duignan Fee €100

Spanish for Beginners

This course is aimed at those who have absolutely no Spanish and would like to learn basic

conversational skills to assist them on holidays.


Tutor Gerardo Leon Moguer (native Spanish speaker) Fee €100

Spanish for Improvers This course is aimed at those who have completed Spanish for Beginners class and wish to

continue to develop their language skills


Tutor Gerardo Leon Moguer (native Spanish speaker) Fee €100

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Cookery Courses

HACCP for the Hospitality Industry

If you about to work or are already employed in the catering sector then

you are obliged to have HACCP training and this introductory course will

give you all the essentials you need so that you comply with current Irish

regulation. This theory class from a licensed food safety trainer and exam-

iner will allow you to work right across the hospitality industry so that you

are compliant and competent in your job.

Starting Wednesday, 11th April Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 4

Tutor Gerry Meade Fee €50

Healthy Cooking Demonstrations Learn more about cooking delicious healthy dishes for your family

and friends. This class will equip you skills to make quick and nutri-

tious meals and snacks as well as plenty of kitchen tips on shop-

ping, knife skills, kitchen hygiene, children’s meals and all your food

questions answered so that your family mealtimes are fun and

healthy.



Healthy Cooking Practical

If you want to learn how to cook quick, easy and nutritious dishes yourself, then this practi-

cal class will help improve both your cooking skills and confidence in the kitchen. The three

course weekly menus will cover healthy starters, salads, soups, seafood, meats, vegetables

and desserts so that your diet will improve and what you serve to your family and friends

will be very much appreciated!



There will be a demonstration on the first night of course, after that participants will be cooking

themselves and are required to bring in their own ingredients, equipment and an apron.

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Cake Décor Courses

Advanced Cake Decoration

This advanced cake decorating class is suitable for those who have

completed the basic cake decorating course or have a previous

knowledge of cake decorating. Participants will further develop

skills in sugar craft models, flowers and leaves wired and unwired

using both sugar paste and flower paste. Participants will learn how to make frills, swags

and other creative designs using cutters, moulds and decorative rollers also royal icing

piping and run out techniques.


Tutor Bernadette Black Fee €100

Note: materials will be required such as dummy board, ribbons, wires, fondant icing, royal

icing, boxes and oasis. List will be given on first night of class.

Participants required to bring own apron, piping bag and basic nozzles.

Cake Decoration

This basic course is suitable for complete beginners and those who wish to improve on

their coating, modelling and piping skills. As a participant you will learn how to cover a

cake using sugar paste, make sugar paste bows and ribbons, flowers and novelty figures

and use cutters and moulds. This course will also include an introduction to Royal icing

coating and piping techniques to help you to further develop you cake decorating skills.


Tutor Bernadette Black Fee €100

Note: materials will be required such as dummy board, ribbons, wires, fondant icing, royal

icing, boxes and oasis. List will be given on first night of class.

Participants required to bring own apron, piping bag and basic nozzles.

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Art & Home Craft Courses

Spring Flower Arranging

Explore your creative side in a relaxed atmosphere. This course covers all

the aspects of Floral Art from contemporary to traditional arrangements

using Soring flowers. Beginners and advanced welcome.


Tutor Mary Owens Fee €100

Materials needed: Own flowers must be brought each week. Other materials needed include

oasis blocks, dishes, cellophane, wire and ribbon, list will be provided on first night of class

Knitting This class is suitable for knitters of all abilities, from novice to experienced

knitters. Come along and take part at your own speed in a relaxed and

friendly atmosphere. Participants will learn to cast on, knit, purl, increase, de-

crease, cast off, follow patterns, finish and make up . This course will cover everything you

need to know to get started and complete your first project.


Tutor Eileen Hughes Fee €100

Materials needed : 5.5mm needles( plastic, bamboo or wood ) A ball of Double Knit light coloured

wool .More materials will be required as you progress.

Introduction to Shabby Chic Design Want to know how to reproduce a country chic look for your home, add a

bright colourful conversational piece and turn tired outdated furniture into

bespoke pieces? Customise and up cycle your furniture using vintage chic paint

techniques like decoupage, stencilling, distressing, gilding, chalk paint, waxing

and crackle glaze. During this course participants will complete three finished pieces of furni-

ture. Starting Wednesday 21st February Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8

Tutor Marena Casey Fee €100

Materials required: participants will bring in three small pieces of furniture which will be up cycled

during the course. Materials such as paint, brushes, stencils will also be required , list available on

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Art & Home Craft Courses

Art, Drawing and Painting

This course covers basic drawing techniques, compositions, colour,

tone and texture. Acrylic and oil paints can be used.

Suitable for all levels.

Starting Tuesday, 20th February Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8

Tutor Peter Mc Kenna Fee €100

Materials required: Acrylic/oil Paints, titanium white, ultramarine blue, cadmium red and yel-

low, raw umber, burnt sienna, mars black & sap green. Brushes 2, 6,10 filbert.

Make and Alter your Own Clothes

Learn how to use your own sewing machine, and save money by getting back to basics and

making your own clothes and transform your old wardrobe. Learn how to take body meas-

urements, lay, cut and read a pattern, assemble a garment, insert a zip and finish a gar-

ment.


Tutor Mary Kirwan Max: 12 Fee €120

Materials required: A Pattern, fabric, pins and a good pair of scissors are required

for the first night.

Calligraphy Learn this wonderful hobby that is affordable, relatively easy and thera-

peutic. This course will cover both modern brush calligraphy, which is

popular for signs and framed quotes, and also traditional calligraphy that

will take your letters and greeting cards to the next level.

Starting Tuesday, 20th February Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8

Tutor Marena Casey Fee €100

Materials required: traditional calligraphy pens and ink,, calligraphy A3 pad, Crayola broad tip

marker and brush tip pens

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Hobby & Leisure Courses

Introduction and Intermediate

Pilates

Pilates is a series of exercises aimed at improving posture, muscle tome, core strength and

flexibility. Each week exercises are progressed to increase stamina and endurance and are

taught and completed in a safe manner with individual correction.

Beginners class 7.00pm to 8.00pm and Intermediate class 8.00pm to 9.00pm

Starting Tuesday 20th February Times see above No. of Weeks 8

Tutor Valerie Clarke (Chartered Physiotherapist) Fee: €60

Max: 12

Introduction to Creative Writing

We all have a creativity within, whether you are a novice or never put

pen to paper then this course is designed for you. This course will cover

the basics in each of the following writing fields, short stories, novel

writing, screenwriting, poetry, journalism, writing memoirs, blogging

and much more.


Tutor Grace Vaughan Fee €100

Bridge Lessons Stage 2 Would you like to join you local Bridge club but don’t know how to play,

well then this course is for you. Learn how to play Bridge, and under-

stand the terminology and rules of the game


Tutor Kathleen McSherry Fee €100

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Art of Photography

Learn all about your camera and how to compose a perfect photograph.

This course will show you how to take pictures in different exposures/

light, and understanding what pixels are, taking pictures in daylight and night time, us-

ing macros and much more.. There will be a field trip arranged during the course, at the

weekend, to put into practice all that you have learned.

Starting Tuesday 20th February Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm Fee: €120

Tutor Neil McShane No. of weeks: 8 + a Saturday field trip

Art of Photography - the next level

If you previously attended The Art of Photography course and wish to develop

you skills further then this is the course for you. While still learning lots about how to take that

perfect shot, this course is more practical based allowing you to put your knowledge into practice.

Your images will be the focus of each lesson. Included in the course is another field trip to shoot a

sunrise on the East Coast.

Starting Wednesday 21st February Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm Fee: €120

Tutor Neil McShane No of weeks: 8 + a Saturday field trip

Over 95% of students who completed course

evaluation forms in Autumn 17 term would

recommend the course they completed to a friend

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Grow your own vegetables

Learn all you need to know to grow fresh organic veg for your kitchen table, from soil

biology to edible flowers. Topics to include soil biology, fertility, composting and feed-

ing your soil, sowing seeds and raising plants, vegetable families and getting the best

out of each crop, fruit and herb growing, dealing with pests and weeds, rotations and

planning for the growing season, greenhouses and poly tunnels. This course will in-

cluded a trip to the walled garden of Virginia Park Lodge.

Starting Wednesday 21st February Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm Fee: €120

Tutor Donaill Murtagh No. of weeks: 8 + trip on a Saturday


Line dancing

Line dancing is a fantastic way to enjoy yourself, get fit and meet new friends

in a fun and friendly environment. Learn new dances every week to both new

and old country music. All welcome!


Tutor Majella Murray Fee €75

Know your rights

Whether you have bought a faulty product in a shop, have issues with a so-

cial welfare claim, or would like to return to education, knowing your basic

rights will give you the confidence to proceed with issues which may arise.

This course will focus on four main topics which impact everyday lives in Ireland. Know Your Rights

will cover basic Consumer Law, Social Welfare, An Garda Síochana and Education.


Tutor Liz Moran (MA Criminology and Criminal Justice) Fee €50

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Women’s Self defence

The aim of this class is equip students with strategies that they may evade or-

deal with a possible assailant quickly so that all threat is neutralised. Included in

the training are strikes, joint locks, throws and many free play drills and games,

which are great fun to engage in. Some practical issues around self defense are

also included in this course. The training will develop fitness, body awareness,

personal development as well as self confidence.

Starting Wednesday 21st February Times 7.30pm -9.30pm No. of Weeks 8

Tutored by Conscious Martial Arts Max: 12 Fee €100

Personal Development

Introduction to Counselling skills

This course will interest those who are curious about counselling and/or considering it

as an option for a future career. Participants can expect to get a taste of what is in-

volved in counselling, some theories and some skills practice as a beginner. In order to

maintain enthusiasm and maximise learning, this course will be presented in an inter-

active, experiential format with information hand outs and recommended reading list

also being provided.

Starting Tuesday 20th February Times 7.00pm to 9.00pm No. of weeks: 8

Tutor Linda Breathnach (Counsellor and therapist) Fee: €100

Canteen facilities available Tuesday and Wednesday

night 8 –9pm providing tea/coffee and light refresh-

ments.

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Personal Development

The Power of Change Personal development programme for a better quality of life

This popular training program is designed for personal growth.

Participants will learn to design and implement a strategy using techniques to integrate

into their daily lives.

This programme is experiential and is facilitated in a relaxed and supported manner with

social support dealing with personality factors managing emotions such as stress, anxiety

and depression. The programme includes Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, stress manage-

ment, Self-Esteem, communication skills, public speaking, coping skills, breathing tech-

niques, progressive muscular relaxation, mindfulness, visualisation & mediation


Tutor Margaret Jones Fee €100

Mindfulness

The competing demands of our lives can be a source of stress.

We develop mindfulness by paying attention in the present moment, using awareness of our

breath and body, which allows us to slow our busy minds down. A mindful practice helps us

to respond more fully to both the joyful and stressful details of life, giving us greater free-

dom and time to relax.

Starting Tuesday 21st February Times 7.45pm to 9.15m No. of Weeks 8

Tutor Elfreda Managan Vaughan (BA, Master Pract. NLP, IAMC, IAMI) Fee €75

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QQI Level 5

Early Childhood Care and Education Full Award 5M2005

About the Course: To gain a full FETAC/QQI Early Childhood Care and Education Award

8 modules must be completed. It is a nationally accredited award in Childcare and

meets the minimum entry requirement for a range of higher education institutions/

courses.

Who is the course for?: The course is aimed at those who are presently working( or

hope to work in the future) in a Childcare setting. It enables participants to develop a

board range of skills and equips them with the practical and theoretical knowledge of

working in Childcare in a variety of settings: nurseries, crèches, playgroups, primary

schools and special needs areas. Work placement is necessary part of this Award.

Requirements Submission of course assignments and 85% attendance.

QQI Level 6

Early Childhood Care and Education Full Award 6M2007

About the Course: To gain a full FETAC/QQI Early Childhood Care and Education Award

Level 6 eight components modules. There are 3 mandatory components and 5 electives

from each of the sections in the Full Level 6 Award.

Who is the course for?: This course aims to equip supervisors with the knowledge,

skills, attitudes and theoretical underpinnings to work effectively with staff, young chil-

dren and their families.

Requirements: Level 5 in Childcare or equivalent and also we would recommend a min-

imum of one year’s full-time experience working in Childcare and access to undertake

work experience as a room/team leader.

Submission of course assignments and 85% attendance.

Accredited QQI Courses

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Level 6 Award Schedule

6M2007 QQI Level 6 Modules Module

Code Autumn 17 Spring 18 Autumn 18 Spring 19

Equality and Diversity in Childcare 6N1974 yes

Team Leadership 6N1948 yes

Early Learning Environment 6N1933 yes

Special Needs Assisting 6N1957 yes

Work Experience 6N1946 yes

Child Development 6N1942 yes

Childhood Social Legal and Health 6N1945 yes

Early Childhood Curriculum 6N1944 yes

5M2005 QQI Level 5 Modules

Module Autumn 17 Spring 18 Autumn 18 Spring 19

Communications 5N0690 yes

Children with Additional Needs 5N2396 yes

Early Care and Education Practice 5N1770 yes

Work Experience 5N1356 yes

Child Health and Wellbeing 5N1765 yes

Child Development 5N1764 yes

Creative Arts & Early Childhood 5N1769 Yes

Early Childhood Education & Play 5N1773 Yes

QQI Level 5 & 6 Childcare Schedule

for full Award

Level 5 Award Schedule

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QQI Level

Early Learning Environment 6N1933 (ELECTIVE MOD)

Starting Tuesday 9th January Times 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 5.5

Special Needs Assisting 6N1957 (ELECTIVE MODULE)

Starting Tuesday 20th February Times 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 5.5

Work Experience 6N1946 (CORE MODULE)

Starting Tuesday 10th April Times 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 5.5

Full descriptions of modules available on www.qqi.ie

Tutor Marina Cunningham Fee €200 per module

Modules will run on a Tuesday and Wednesday evening for 5.5 weeks.

Attendance on one Thursday evening (in consultation with the Tutor)

will be required to complete recommended time for each module.

QQI level 6 Childcare Award is ongoing, very limited space available

so if interested please be advised to enrol early.

Enrolment for all level 6 modules is required at enrolment stage and

not by course date.

Module Assessments will take place in May 2018 and Certification will

follow in early September 2018

QQI Level 6 Childcare Modules

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QQI Level 5 Childcare Modules

Early Care and Education Practice 5N1770

Aim of the Course The purpose of this module is to equip the learner with the knowledge,

skill and competence in Early Childhood Care and Education Practice to

enable the learner to work under direction with children, their families and colleagues

within early childhood care and education settings (ECCE).

Assessment requirements Assignment x 2 60% Learner Record 40% Attendance 85%

Starting Tuesday 16th January Times 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 11

Tutor Joan Doyle Fee €200

Work Experience 5N1356

Aim of the Course The purpose of this module is to equip the learner with the relevant knowledge, skill and

competence to participate in the workplace for a limited time, carrying out work-related

tasks independently while under general direction

Assessment Techniques Portfolio/Collection of Work 60% Skills Demonstration 40% Attendance 85%

Starting Wednesday 17th January Times 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 10

Tutor Joan Doyle Fee €200

Please note: As there is a work experience component on this course and Garda vetting is

required through LMETB . Application form will be completed at enrolment stage. If enrol-

ling online please email [email protected] requesting Garda vetting application form.

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QQI

Special Needs Assisting 5N2396

Aim of the Course

To equip the learner with the knowledge, skill and competence to work efficiently and

effectively, under direction with children with additional needs. It aims to provide the

learner with the knowledge and understanding of the context of special needs, associ-

ated issues and approaches used.

Special Needs Assisting is an elective module if aiming to complete a QQI Major

Award in Childcare or can be used as a stand alone module if working in the area of

Special Needs.

Assessment Techniques

Skills Demonstration 60% Learner record 40% Attendance 85%

Starting Tuesday 16th January Times 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 11

Tutor Miriam Kelly Minogue Fee €200

Please note: As there is a work experience component on this course and Garda vetting is

required through LMETB . Application form will be completed at enrolment stage. If enrol-

ling online please email [email protected] requesting Garda vetting application form.

QQI Level 5 Childcare Schedule

QQI Internal Verification and External Authentica-

tion in all modules take place in May 2018. Certifica-

tion is issued in early September.

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First Aid Response

(Occupational First Aid)

Replacing: Occupational First Aid – QQI (FETAC) Level 5 From the 1st of September 2017

The Health & Safety Authority (HSA) will only recognise PHECC FAR as meeting the needs

of OFA in workplaces. HSA now recognises the PHECC First Aid Response (FAR) training

course as meeting the needs of occupational first aid.

What is FAR?: The FAR Standard was developed by the Pre Hospital Emergency Care

Council (PHECC) an independent statutory body who set the standards for education and

training for pre-hospital emergency care in Ireland. On completion of this course, the First

Aid Responder will be equipped with the necessary practical skills, knowledge and confi-

dence to give effective life support, diagnose and treat injuries or illness, and maintain care

and comfort of a patient who has become suddenly ill or injured in the workplace or else-

where until the arrival of emergency medical services. The First Aid Response course covers

all of the occupational first-aid requirements for places of work as outlined by the Health

and Safety Authority. Under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application)

Regulations 2007, there is a requirement on employers, based on a risk assessment, to have

a sufficient number of adequately trained first-aiders in the workplace. The specific require-

ments for first aid provision at work depends on several factors including the size of the

workplace, the numbers employed, the hazards arising, dispersal of employees and access

to medical services.

Course Content/Topics Covered • Patient Assessment • Incident Procedures • Cardiac First

Response (CPR & AED, Choking & Stroke) • Common Medical Emergencies (Asthma, Diabe-

tes, Seizures, Poisoning & Fainting) • Injury Management & Shock (Bleeding, Bone Injuries,

Sprains, Strains & Dislocations, Shock) • Care of the Unconscious Patient • Burns & Electrical

Injury Care • Hypothermia & Hyperthermia • Information Management & Communica-

tions • The Well-Being of the First-Aid Responder

Who course for? Course Ideal for Employees of small, medium or large enterprises across

all sectors, the self-employed anyone interested in learning First Aid.

Assessment & Certification: Successful completion of the First Aid Response course leads

to joint certification by both PHECC and Order of Malta Ireland as a recognised institution.

All successful participants will receive a certificate which is valid for two years.


Tutor Edwina Matthews (Order of Malta) Fee €250

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Adult Education Night Courses

Beaufort College,

Trim Road, Navan, Co. Meath

_______TO BE COMPLETED BY A PERSON IN APPLY ING FOR COURSE______

To: Department of Social Protection

Abbey Buildings,

Abbey Road,

Navan, Co. Meath

The person named below is enrolling on our night class programme. Can you

please verify that he/she is in receipt of a Social welfare payment to qualify for a

20% refund on fees paid please.

Name: ________________________________________________________

PPSN: ________________________________________________________

Course: ________________________________________________________

Course Fee: _________________________________________________________

______________________TO BE COMPLETED BY DSP ______________________

I verify that the person named above is in receipt of a Social Welfare payment

and qualifies for a 20% fee reduction in fees

Signed:

_________________________________

Date:

_________________________________

OFFICIAL STAMP

Social Welfare fee reduction form

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Terms & Conditions

No enrolment without fees

LMETB allows a 20% discount for those in receipt of social welfare on all hobby style classes (not

applicable on ATI, ECDL or QQI classes). This applies only when the same person is paying for the

course and not receiving funding from an outside body. A completed social welfare discount form

must be furnished in order to process discount (on page 31)

If third party funding is approved for a course documentary evidence of this must be

provided along side deposit is required to secure place on enrolment. This deposit will be refunded

subject to payment by funding body at end of course.

There are minimum numbers required before classes can be formed and classes may be cancelled if

this minimum number is not reached.

Refunds will only be issued if a class is cancelled. All refunds issued as soon as possible.

Places allocated on first paid basis.

Fee non-refundable once class forms.

Fees cover cost of class tuition, where class materials or the hire of specialist equipment is involved

the cost will be carried by the learners. Please ensure class is going ahead before buying materials.

Email [email protected]

Transfer between classes is at the discretion of Director of Adult Education.

Please refer to entry requirements if applying for QQI or ATI courses prior to application.

Severe weather conditions: encase of severe weather conditions in Autumn Term check the website

at www.meathnightclasses.ie or www.beaufortcollege.ie

Minimum Age all participants must be 18 years or over to enrol on a night class.

Parking at your own risk with consideration for others, leaving all laybys clear and do not park on

the grass.

Smoking is strictly prohibited in any part of the educational campus of Beaufort College.

Property LMETB is not responsible for the damage/loss to students’ property, course work, cars, etc.

Tea/Coffee facilities available 8pm to 9pm on Tuesday & Wednesday Nights.

No classes for two weeks during Easter break: week beginning Monday, 26th March.

Intending students will only be contacted by us if the class that they have enrolled for is can-

celled. Once you have enrolled, assume you have your place and attend on the first night.

Information on brochure is correct at point of going to press.

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How to Enrol

Enrol online - Beat the queues and enrol from the comfort of your home

Log on to www.meathnightclasses.ie Laser and all Major Credit Cards accept-

ed

Postal enrolment - Complete enrolment form and return it with the full fee

(by cheque/Bank Draft/Postal Order)

Call in to reception any Tuesday/Wednesday night, 7.00pm -9.00pm during

month of January. Payment by card or cheque at reception is preferable.

Postal Enrolment Form

Name __________________________________________________________________________

Address _________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

Tel: ____________________________________Mobile __________________________________

Email ____________________________________________________________________________

If registering for a QQI course please provide the following information:

Date of Birth ___________________________ PPS No _______________________________

Learner Fund Number (if applicable)______________________________________________

Course Title

Course ______________________________________________________________________

Amount of Payment enclosed _________________________________________________

Cheques payable to Beaufort College & post to:

Adult Education Dept., Beaufort College, Trim Road, Navan, Co. Meath

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Log on now to www.meathnightclasses.ie

Or

Post application form (Page 27)

along with cheque (payable to Beaufort College)

Or

Call into Reception in Beaufort College any Tuesday/

Wednesday, 7.00pm to 9.00pm 9th—31st January

(Payment by card or cheque preferable)

Enrolment Details

For

Evening Courses

Classes Start Dates

Contact:

QQI level 6: Tuesday, 9th January 2018

QQI level 5 and ECDL: Tuesday, 16th & Wednesday 17th January 2018

Hobby: Tuesday 20th and Wednesday 21st February 2018

Aileen Moran

(Director of Adult Education)

086-8204655 [email protected]

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