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WIT campus in Waterford
Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) has announced a new addition to it suite of services for prospective students and anxious parents.
Every Friday at 2.30pm between now and 30 June a tour of the main WIT campus will run for prospective students, and parents of prospective students.
The meeting point for the one-hour campus tours is in the atrium inside the main building of the main campus on the Cork Road in Waterford.
The 26 May and 2 June tours may be suitable for Leaving Cert students who want to put their mind at ease before their State exams. Prospective students are welcome to bring a parent or a friend.
Friday 2.30pm campus tours do not need to be booked, and individual campus tours are bookable online outside this time. Visit cao.wit.ie or wit.ie/campustour. A phone helpline is open weekdays 9.30am-5pm for people with queries ahead of confirming their college choices. Details can be found on the relevant course page.
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