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CTI Clonmel will hold an open day on March 8 in Clonmel about opportunities in further education
Learners of all ages are being invited to find out more about further education courses available in the south Tipperary region at CTI.
Clonmel’s annual Information Session at the Main Guard on Friday, March 8
(Eircode – E91 P7Y8).
Whether you’re a school-going teenager, a retired man or woman, or somebody who has just arrived into Ireland from another country, there are lots of courses available at CTI Clonmel. Course tutors and current learners will be at the event on March 8
from 10am-2pm to discuss the learning opportunities available.
CTI Clonmel is one of 17 FET (Further Education and Training) centres run by Tipperary Education and Training Board (ETB), with full and part-time courses run from their home at The Mall in Clonmel (Eircode – E91 K2E2). These courses are in
areas such as Arts, Craft and Media, Business and Administration, Education, Health
and Welfare, Engineering, Sport and Physical Education.
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