Night Classes
Places limited so apply early
www.meathnightclasses.ie
Beaufort College
20% Social Welfare reduction on hobby style courses
Spring Term 2019
www.meathnightclasses.iePlaces limited so apply early
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HOW TO ENROL:Online enrolment: log on to www.meathnightclasses.ie
OR
Come to enrolment night on Wednesday 16th January 2019 at 7.00pm – 9.00pm in Beaufort College
OR
Post application form along with cheque/bank draft/postalorder (payable to LMETB) for specific course to:
Adult Education Dept., Beaufort College, Trim Road, Navan, Co. Meath
(Application Form on Page 23)
Please note: We are no longer accepting cash at the office, Card or cheque payment only. Cheques payable to LMETB
EVENING CLASS START DATES
QQI level 6 Childcare: Tuesday 8th January 2019
QQI level 5 Childcare: Tuesday 22nd & Wednesday 23rd January
ATI resuming: Tuesday, 8th January
ECDL resuming: Wednesday, 9th January
* Most leisure/hobby courses:
Tuesday 29th January 2019; Wednesday 30th January 2018
* Some exceptions apply please see start dates on courses descriptions
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ADULT EDUCATION STARTING CLASSES SPRING 2019 TERM
EVENING CLASSES
Computers and Technology ....................................................Page 4
Languages ..............................................................................Page 6
Cookery and cake décor courses ..........................................Page 7
Arts & Home Craft....................................................................Page 8
Health & Beauty ....................................................................Page 10
Hobbies & Leisure..................................................................Page 12
Personal Development ..........................................................Page 13
Accredited Courses................................................................Page 18 • Childcare Level 5• Childcare Level 6
Social Welfare Reduction Application ..................................Page 21
Enrolment Conditions ............................................................Page 22
Enrolment Application Form ..................................................Page 23
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Computers for Leisure
Find out all you ever wanted to know about PC basicoperation, Internet, safety tips, social networking, email,sending/receiving attachments, buying online, savingpictures etc. Suitable for absolute beginners and those withlimited computer knowledge. This class will be small, slowpaced with an easy atmosphere, limited places available so early booking isadvised.
Starting Wednesday 30th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 6 Tutor Olivia Clinton Max: 10 Fee €120 (Small class)
Introduction to Microsoft Office – ECDL Preparation
This course is aimed at those who have already havecompleted Computers for Beginners or have basic computerskills and wish to learn more about the programmescommonly used in office environments today. Learn the nextlevel in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, FileManagement and Internet & Email. This course would be an excellent pre- ECDLcourse.
Starting Tuesday 29th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutors Martin Homan Fee €100
Computer & Technology Courses
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ECDL course will be available on our Autumn 2019term programme.
Microsoft Excel for Improvers
Suitable for those with some experience of Microsoft Excelor who completed a beginners class.Topics: Developing spread sheets for budgeting/ tracking,using formulae to add, subtract, pick out information anddeveloping charts from data used.
Starting: Thursday 31st January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 4 Tutor TBA Fee €50
SAGE 50 Integrated Accounts
Learn how to use Irelandʼs most popular businessaccounting software, covering everything from setting up theSage system and inputting company data to producingfinancial reports, includes key areas of setting up Debtors,Creditors, Products and Banking. Would suit small tomedium business owners and those working in accounts wishing to update theirskills.
Starting: Thursday 31st January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutor Martin Homan Fee €100
Computer & Technology Courses
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Over 95% of students who completed course evaluation formsin Autumn 18 term would recommend the course they
completed to a friend.
Language Courses
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Spanish for Beginners
This course is aimed at those who have absolutely noSpanish and would like to learn basic conversational skills toassist them on holidays.
Starting Wednesday 30th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutor TBA Fee €100
Italian for Beginners
Over 20 million people speak Italian as a second language,would you like to join them? This unique course makeslearning Italian easy, interesting, practical and fun. It coversall the basics and gives you the confidence to communicate with ease in everydaysituations.
Starting Wednesday 30th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutor: Anne Louise Duignan Fee €100
Italian for ImproversThis course is aimed at those who have completed an Italianfor Beginners class and wish to continue to develop theirlanguage skills
Starting Thursday 31st January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutor: Anne Louise Duignan Fee €100
Cookery and Cake Décor Courses
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Cake Decoration
This course is designed to equip participants with all thenecessary skills to design and decorate their own specialitycakes. Participants will learn to use sugar paste, make flowersand novelty animals, they will also learn how to crimp a cake,use moulds, make frills, swags and bows for birthday andchristening cakes and other special occasions.
Starting Tuesday 29th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutor Bernadette Black Fee €100
Note: Participants required to bring own apron, piping bag and basic nozzles. A materials list will be supplied on first night of class.
Healthy Cooking Club (Demonstration and sampling)
Learn more about diet cooking and sampling delicious dishesthat are good for you in our brand new, entertaining andinformative class. Our resident Chef will demonstrate easy,quick and nutritious meals for you, your family and friends toenjoy sharing excellent kitchen tips along the way. Recipeswill be supplied each night for all course dishes to includesalads, soups, seafood, meats, vegetarian and desserts.Question and answer sessions for all your cooking queries.
Starting Tuesday 29th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 4 Tutor Gerry Meade Fee €60 inclusive
of materials
Art & Home Craft Courses
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Furniture Up-Cycling
Want to know how to reproduce a country chic look for yourhome, add a bright colourful conversational piece and turn tiredoutdated furniture into bespoke pieces? Customise and up cycle your furnitureusing vintage chic paint techniques like decoupage, relief stencilling, distressing,crackling and gilding. Learn to make own chalk paint and techniques for seatrecovery and upholstery.
Starting Wednesday 30th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutor Marena Casey Fee €100
Materials required: two or three small pieces of furniture (e.g. side tables, mirrorframes, stools, chairs etc) required which will be up cycled during the course.Materials such as paint, brushes, stencils, filler, PVA glue will also be required.Full materials list available on first night of course.
Flowers for all Occasions
Explore your creative side in a relaxed atmosphere. Thiscourse covers all the aspects of Floral Art from contemporaryto traditional arrangements.
Starting Wednesday 30th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutor Mary Owens Fee €100
Materials list will be available from the tutor on the first night of the courseincluding oasis blocks, dishes, cellophane, wire and ribbon. Own flowers mustalso be provided
Art & Home Craft Courses
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Art, Drawing and Painting
This course covers basic drawing techniques, compositions, colour, toneand texture. Acrylic and oil paints can be used. Suitable for all levels.
Starting Tuesday 29th January 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 yellow, burntumber, burnt sienna (optional), yellow ochre (optional). Brushes: Round or flat #4, #8 and #10. Canvaspad A4 size, Canvas 9ʼʼ x 12ʼʼ or 12ʼʼx 16ʼʼ. Palette, pencil, rubber, table easel (optional).
Make and Alter your Own ClothesLearn how to use your own sewing machine, and save money by gettingback to basics making your own clothes and transforming your oldwardrobe. Learn how to take body measurements, lay, cut and read apattern, assemble a garment, insert a zip and finish a garment.
Starting Wednesday 30th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutor Mary Kirwan Max: 10 Fee €120Materials required: A Pattern, fabric, pins and a good pair of scissors are required for the first night.You will need to bring your own sewing machine from the 2nd night onward
Make your own Memory Bear Make memories last by creating a teddy bear using your own orchildrenʼs personal fabric, a beautiful heirloom to capture a childhoodmemory or remember a loved one.
Starting Tuesday 29th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutor Mary Kirwan Max: 10 Fee €120
Materials required: Fabric, pins and a good pair of scissors are required for the first night. You willneed to bring your own sewing machine from the 2nd night onward. Materials list will be confirmed onfirst night. Pattern will be supplied by Tutor.
Health Courses
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Introduction and Intermediate Pilates
Pilates is a series of exercises aimed at improving posture,muscle tome, core strength and flexibility. Each weekexercises are progressed to increase stamina and enduranceand are taught and completed in a safe manner with individualcorrection. Note: Please bring along a Yoga mat, small toweland water. Loose clothing recommended.
Beginners class 7.00pm to 8.00pmIntermediate class 8.00pm to 9.00pm
Starting Tuesday 29th January Times see above No. of Weeks 8 Tutor Valerie Clarke (Chartered Physiotherapist) Fee €60
Yoga
Yoga is an age-philosophy consisting of relaxation physicalpostures and correct breathing. Yoga helps to relieve stressand tension resulting in a more relaxed, confident, happy andtension free person.
Starting Wednesday 30th January Times 7.30pm to 9.00pm No. of Weeks 6 Tutor Sheila Creavin Fee €60
Participants will need to bring a cushion and blanket Wear comfortable clothes. Alllevels and experience welcome.
We have a 20% fee reduction off all hobby style classes. Simply complete form on page 21, get it stamped at local DSP x
office and submit to Adult Education office.
Beauty Courses
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Introduction to Make-up
Learn to perform professional procedures on family and friends usingyour own makeup. In this course you will get advice on how yourmake up is working for you, matching your foundation, colourcorrection, contouring, highlighting, sculpting, shading., eyebrows,smokey eyes, strong lips, eyeliner techniques, individual & strip lashapplication, day & evening makeup, bridal makeup and make up for the mature lady. Greatfor anyone with a passion to start a career as a beauty therapist or for your own personalcare. Participants can bring own make up along on first night of course.
Starting Tuesday 29th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 6 Tutor Grainne Buggy (La Royale Beauty Therapist) Fee €75
Hair Boot Camp
Want to learn all the up to date tips on hair care? This fun filled coursewill help you with all the skills to get that salon perfect look from anaward winning stylist. The course will cover upstyling, braiding, GHDcurls, setting and blow drying, as well as all the product and nutritionaladvice needed for maintaining healthy hair. Participants to bring alongstyling equipment.
Starting Wednesday 30th January Times 7.00pm to 9.00pm No. of Weeks 6 Tutor Carolyn Clinton (Award winning hair and beauty stylist) Fee €75
DIY Kids Hairstyles
Hair classes for parents to learn all the tricks for neat and tidy styles to funky party hair fortheir children. We will cover everything from braids, buns, curls and help with ideas forcommunion, confirmation styles and other occasions. Practice will be on mannequin headsand it promises to be a fun class to go and share with your kids.
Starting Tuesday 29th January Times 7.00pm to 9.00pm No. of Weeks 4 Tutor Caroyln Clinton Fee €50
Hobby & Leisure Courses
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The Art of PhotographyLearn all about your camera and how to compose a perfectphotograph. This course will show you how to take pictures indifferent exposures/light, and understanding what pixels are,taking pictures in daylight and night time, using macros andmuch more. There will be a field trip arranged during the course,at the weekend, to put into practice all that you have learned.
Starting Wednesday 30th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm Fee €120Tutor Neil McShane No. of Weeks 8 & weekend field trip (1 day)
Introduction to Creative Writing
We all have a creativity within, whether you are a novice or neverput pen to paper then this course is designed for you. Thiscourse will cover the basics in each of the following: writingfields, short stories, novel writing, screenwriting, poetry,journalism, writing memoirs, blogging and much more.
Starting Tuesday 29th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutor TBA Fee €100
Bridge Lessons Stage 2
This course is aimed at those who have completed a beginnersBridge class and wish to develop their skills of the game further.
Starting Tuesday 29th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutor Kathleen McSherry Fee €100
Personal Development
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Mindfulness
The competing demands of our lives can be a source of stress. We develop mindfulness by paying attention in the presentmoment, using awareness of our breath and body, which allows us to slow ourbusy minds down. A mindful practice helps us to respond more fully to both thejoyful and stressful details of life, giving us greater freedom and time to relax.
Starting Tuesday 29th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutor Elfreda Manahan Vaughan (BA, Master Pract. NLP, IAMC, IAMI) Fee €100
Participants will need to bring a cushion and blanket.
The Power of Change
This popular training program is designed for personal growth fora better quality life. Participants will learn to design andimplement a strategy using techniques to integrate into their dailylives. This programme is experiential and is facilitated in a relaxed and supportedmanner with social support dealing with personality factors managing emotionssuch as stress, and anxiety. The programme includes Cognitive BehaviourTherapy, stress management, Self-Esteem, communication skills, publicspeaking, coping skills, breathing techniques, progressive muscular relaxation,mindfulness, visualisation & mediation.
Starting Wednesday 30th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 8 Tutor Margaret Jones (Counsellor/Life Skills Coach/Teacher/Therapist ) Fee €100
Tea coffee and light refreshments available
Personal Development
Personal Development
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Managing Dyslexia
This short course would be useful to anyone experiencing dyslexia orto parents/guardians/teachers/SNAs of young and adolescentchildren with dyslexia. The course gives each participantopportunities to experience reading and writing along with other skills through the eyes of adyslexic person. Among the many areas covered, participants will learn some DavisDyslexia Correction Methods as well as experiencing reading and writing along with otherskills through the eyes of a dyslexic person. They will also learn how to use multisensoryapproaches and fun methods to boost self-confidence, concentration and memory skills aswell as acquiring practical tips which dyslexics can use for improving academicperformance and to improve other areas of the lives as they manage their dyslexia.
Starting Wednesday 30th January Times 7.30pm to 9.30pm No. of Weeks 6 Tutor Catherine Webster Fee €75
National Framework of Qualifications
National Framework of Qualifications
National Framework of Qualifications
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How will QQI benefit me?All Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI) awards:• are quality assured • are nationally and internationally recognised • offer access to further and higher education and training opportunities • are recognised by employers
All QQI awards are part of the new inclusive National Framework of Qualifications(NFQ), developed by QQI. This Framework brings greater clarity to the Irisheducation and training system, making it possible for learners, employers andproviders to understand and compare different types of qualifications. All QQIawards already have a specific placing on the national framework between levels1 and 10, allowing QQI award holders to progress more easily within the system.Employers will also recognise your abilities and skills because QQI awards arequality assured.
What is CAS (Common Award System)?CAS is a new national qualification system for further education and training inIreland. Known as CAS or the ʻcommon awards system,ʼ programmes leading tothese awards are increasingly being offered to learners. CAS awards are part of anational commitment to the highest quality experience for you when you take on acourse or programme.
For more information on QQI please visit www.qqi.ie
About Childcare Level 5 & 6Full Awards
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QQI Level 5Early Childhood Care and Education Full Award 5M2005
About QQI Childcare Level 5 and 6 Full AwardsAbout the Course: To gain a full FETAC/QQI Early Childhood Care and Education Award8 modules must be completed. It is a nationally accredited award in Childcare and meetsthe 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 hopeto work in the future) in a Childcare setting. It enables participants to develop a boardrange of skills and equips them with the practical and theoretical knowledge of working inChildcare in a variety of settings: nurseries, crèches, playgroups, primary schools andspecial needs areas. Work placement is necessary part of this Award.
Requirements: Submission of course assignments and 85% attendance.
QQI Level 6Early Childhood Care and Education Full Award 6M2007
About the Course: To gain a full FETAC/QQI Early Childhood Care and Education AwardLevel 6 eight components modules. There are 3 mandatory components and 5 electivesfrom 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 children andtheir families.
Requirements: Level 5 in Childcare or equivalent and also we would recommend aminimum of one yearʼs full-time experience working in Childcare and access to undertakework experience as a room/team leader.Submission of course assignments and 85% attendance.
QQI Level 5& 6 Childcare Schedule forFull Awards
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5M2005 QQI Level 5 Modules
Module Code!
Spring 19
Autumn 19
Spring 20
Autumn 20
Creative Arts & Early Childhood 5N1769 Yes
Early Childhood Education & Play 5N1773 Yes
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
QQI Childcare Level 6 Award Schedule
5M2005 QQI Level 5 Modules !
Module Code!
Spring 19
Autumn 19
Spring 20
Early Childhood Curriculum 6N1944 Yes
Equality and Diversity in Childcare 6N1974
Yes
Team Leadership 6N1948 Yes
Early Learning Environment 6N1933 Yes
Special Needs Assisting 6N1957 Yes
Work Experience
5N1356 Yes
Child Health and Wellbeing
5N1765 Yes
Child Development
5N1764 Yes
QQI Childcare Level 5 Award Schedule
QQI Level 6 Childcare Modules
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Early Childhood Curriculum 6N1944
Aim of the CourseThis module aims to equip the learner with the knowledge, skill and competencerequired to develop and implement a broad based curriculum in an EarlyChildhood Care and Education (ECCE) setting.Early Childhood Curriculum is a core module if aiming to complete a QQI MajorAward in Childcare.
Assessment Techniques• Project 40% • Skills Demonstration 60% • Attendance 85%
Starting Tuesday, 8th January Times 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 4.5This modules will run on a Tuesday and Wednesday evening plus one Saturday for 4.5weeksTutor Marina Cunningham Fee €200
Equality and Diversity in Childcare 6N1974
Aim of the CourseThis module aims to provide the learner with the knowledge, skilland competence required to develop, implement and evaluate an equality anddiversity approach in the management of an Early Childhood Care and Education(ECCE) setting.Equality and diversity is an elective module if aiming to complete a QQI MajorAward in Childcare.
Assessment Techniques• Project 50% • Learner Record 50% • Attendance 85%
Starting Wednesday 13th February Times 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 4.5This modules will run on a Tuesday and Wednesday evening plus one Saturday for 4.5weeksTutor Marina Cunningham Fee €200
QQI Level 5 & 6 Childcare Modules
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Team Leadership 6N1948
Aim of the CourseThis module aims to equip the learner with the relevant knowledge,skill and competence to work as an effective leader and member ofa team, independently and or in a supervisory capacity.Team Leadership is a core module if aiming to complete a QQI Major Award inChildcare.
Assessment Techniques• Portfolio/Collection of work 50% • Skills Demonstration 50% • Attendance 85%
Starting 19th March Times 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 4.5This modules will run on a Tuesday and Wednesday evening plus one Saturday for 4.5weeksTutor Marina Cunningham Fee €200
Enrolement closes on Friday 15th February
Early Childhood Education & Play 5N1773
Aim of the CourseThis modules aims to equip the learner with the knowledge, skilland competence to ensure that each childʼs learning, development and well-being is facilitated through the provision of opportunities, experiences, activities,interaction, materials and equipment, having regard to the age and stage ofdevelopment of the child and the childʼs cultural context.
Assesment Techniques• Assignment x 2 60% • Skills demonstration 40% • Attendance 85%
Starting Tuesday 22nd January Times 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 11 Tutor Joan Doyle Fee €200
QQI Level 5 Childcare Modules
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Creative Arts & Early Childhood 5N1769
Aim of the CourseThis module aims to equip the learner with the knowledge, skillsand competence in facilitating childʼs learning, development andwell-being through the provision of creative opportunities utilising varied media,art and craft, drama, music and any other creative endeavours.
Assessment Techniques• Portfolio/Collection of Work 60% • Project 40% • Attendance 85%
Starting Wednesday 23rd January Times 7.00pm to 10.00pm No. of Weeks 11Tutor Joan Doyle Fee €200
Level 5 Special Needs Assisting 5N2396
Aim of the CourseTo equip the learner with the knowledge, skill and competence to workefficiently and effectively, under direction with children with additionalneeds. It aims to provide the learner with the knowledge andunderstanding of the context of special needs, associated issues andapproaches used. Special Needs Assisting is an elective module if aiming to complete a QQI Major Award inChildcare 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%
Proposed class: September 2019, Autumn 19 Term
As there is a work experience component on this course, Garda vetting is required throughLMETB. As Garda Vetting process takes a number of weeks to complete, due to timeconstraints, we endeavour to offer it on the Autumn 19 term. If interested in applying forthis course please contact [email protected]. Pending adequate interest we willcommence the Garda Vetting process immediately for course to start in September.
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Social Welfare fee reduction form
Leaving Certificate Courses
_______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: ________________________________________________________
_________________TO BE COMPLETED BY A PERSON IN 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
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Date:
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Adult Education Night Courses
Beaufort College,
Trim Road, Navan, Co. Meath
Tel: 086-8204655
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Terms & Conditions
• Course fees: All applicants for courses/Programmes are required to pay course fees, as advertised,in full on enrolment.
• LMETB allows a 20% discount for those in receipt of social welfare on all hobby style classes. Thisapplies only when the same person is paying for the course and not receiving funding from anoutside body. A completed social welfare discount form must be furnished in order to processdiscount. If Social welfare form is furnished after enrolment, discount will be refunded by card orcheque.
• If third party funding is approved for a course documentary evidence of this must be provided alongwith a deposit (25% of course fee) to secure place on enrolment. This deposit will be refundedsubject to payment by funding body at end of course. In the event that a participant is in breach ofterms and conditions laid down by funding body, ie. By not completing the course, participant willbe personally liable for full course fee.
• There are minimum numbers required before classes can be formed and classes may be cancelledif this minimum number is not reached. Only courses with sufficient numbers to be economicallyviable should proceed.
• Places allocated on first paid basis. • Fee non-refundable once class forms. • Full course refunds can only be issued to applicants in the following circumstances:• If a class fails to form due to insufficient numbers enrolling.• Where an applicant indicates in writing, that they are no longer able to continue with a course due
to extenuating circumstances (e.g. Ill health). All written requests for a refund of fees will beconsidered by the School /college Adult Education Director or the AEO as appropriate.
• Refunds of fees once sanctioned by LMETB either in full or partial, once processed are issued tothe applicant by way of LMETBs online payment system or Cheque.
• Fees cover cost of class tuition, where class materials or the hire of specialist equipment is involvedthe 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. • Please refer to our Data Protection information available to view on www.meathnightclasses.ie.• Special Needs - if you have a special physical or educational need please contact us so that we can
discuss how to best facilitate you.
• Severe weather conditions: encase of severe weather conditions in Autumn Term check the websiteat 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 studentsʼ property, course work, cars, etc. • Tea/Coffee facilities available 8.30- 9.00pm on Tuesday & Wednesday Nights. • No classes during Mid term break: week beginning Monday 18th February 2019.• Intending students will only be contacted by us if the class that they have enrolled for is cancelled.
Once you have enrolled, assume you have your place and attend on the first night.
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• 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 accepted
• Postal enrolment - Complete enrolment form and return it with the full fee (by cheque/Bank Draft/Postal Order payable to LMETB)
• Come Along to enrolment night or Wednesday 16th January. 7pm to 9pm
Postal Enrolment Form
Name _________________________________________________________________
Address ________________________________________________________________
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Tel: ____________________________________Mobile _________________________
Email ________________________________________________________________
If registering for a QQI course please provide the following information:
Date of Birth ___________________________ PPS No _________________________
Course Title
Course ______________________________________________________________ Amount of Payment enclosed ______________________________________________
Cheques payable to LMETB & post to: Adult Education Dept., Beaufort College, Trim Road, Navan, Co. Meath
I have read and accept the condition of enrolment as out line on previous page
Signed ________________________________________________________________
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How to Enrol
We are now cashless, only card payment accepted at Enrolement Night
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Enrolment Details For
Evening Courses
Online enrolment Log on to www.meathnightclasses.ie
Or Come along enrolment night on
Wednesday, 16th January7.00pm to 9.00pm in Beaufort College
OrPost application form (Page 23)
along with cheque (payable to LMETB)
Contact:Director of Adult Education
• 086-8204655 • [email protected]
For more details on night courses please visit
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