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Brian Keller receives his Level 5 Certificate in Healthcare Support from Colin Cummins
Tipperary Education and Training Board (TETB) recently held their first a Further and Adult Education Awards in two years.
The ceremony took place in the Abbey Court Hotel in Nenagh.
Training groups from centres in Nenagh, Borrisokane and Newport, TETB staff and tutors all attended the event.
The TETB presented learners from QQI levels one to five with awards, including non-verbal communication, computer skills and career preparation and many others.
Adult education officer Olivia Kennedy Murphy, thanked all TETB staff for their commitment to further education and training and wished all students success in their future studies or careers.
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