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Great turnout for FET College information event in Clonmel

Published 1 week ago 26th March 2025 by Reporter

An excellent crowd attended the annual Tipperary FET College Open Day event at the Main Guard in Clonmel on Friday, 14th March . Tipperary FET College is the new name for Tipperary ETB’s Further Education and Training provision across the county, with local campuses at The Mall, Kickham Barracks, Dillon Street, and Prior Park in Clonmel.

Art students at Tipperary FET College with Art Coordinator, Catherine Keher, at the Open Day at the Main Guard in Clonmel. From left to right: Charlotte O’Meara, Catherine Keher (Art Coordinator), Saoirse Fitzgerald and Jake Treacy.


Tipperary FET College would like to extend its heartfelt thanks to everyone who joined us for this event. It was fantastic to see such a great turnout, with over 300 visitors taking the time to learn more about the courses and opportunities available at Tipperary FET College in Clonmel and elsewhere in the county.

The event provided an excellent opportunity for students and members of the general public to chat with our dedicated teachers about the wide range of courses on offer, as well as the progression opportunities available within Further Education and beyond.

A special thank you to the students from Gaelcholáiste Cheitinn, Raheen College, CBS High School Clonmel, Presentation Clonmel, National Learning Network, and Clonmel CTC for attending and engaging with our teachers. We truly appreciated the enthusiasm and curiosity shown by all who visited.

We were delighted to have Tipp FM join us on the day, conducting a number of interviews. One standout interview was with former student Linda Byrne, who returned to Tipperary FET College in Clonmel as a mature student. Linda progressed from a part-time course to a full-time QQI Level 5 and 6 qualification, and is now pursuing a third-level degree at SETU. Her inspiring journey showcases the incredible opportunities available through Further Education.

For those who may have missed this event or would like to explore our facilities further, we are excited to announce another Open Day at our Kickham Barracks campus on Thursday, 10 April, from 10am to 1pm. This will be a great chance to see our learning environment firsthand, meet our teachers, and discuss the best course options to suit your aspirations.

Additionally, we will be hosting another information session at a later date for students, parents, and the general public, focusing on apprenticeships, FET courses, and progression opportunities. Stay tuned for further details on this upcoming event

For updates and more information, follow us on social media:
Facebook: Tipperary FET College – Clonmel
Instagram: @fet_clonmel
Website: www.tipperaryetb.ie/fet

Thank you once again for your support and participation. We look forward to welcoming even more visitors on 10 April at the Kickham Barracks campus!

 
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