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06 Sept 2025
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On Friday September 22, Tipperary Town Further Education and Training Centre held its annual graduation ceremony.
A large number of students received awards for Healthcare Support, Business Studies, Sports and Recreation Studies and Intellectual Disability Practice.
There was a large turnout of family and friends to celebrate the achievements of these students.
Since opening its doors in March 2021, Tipperary Town FET Centre has gone from strength to strength, providing a high quality service within the community, with a commitment to delivering local accessible pathways, to progress in education and employment for everyone who passes through the doors of the centre.
Tipperary Town FET centre has just introduced a new course in Applied Social Studies QQI level 5. This is in addition to three other full-time programmes on offer; Special Needs Assisting QQI level 5, Sports and Recreation Studies QQI level 5, and Healthcare Support QQI level 5.
The centre is still taking enrolments for the 23/24 academic year. Please contact Sinead on 085-8789945 or visit www.fetchcourses.ie to apply.
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