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These students received a Level 5 certificate in Beauty Therapy. Back L to R: Sinead Grogan, Maryna Kalmykova, Kayleigh Fogarty, Harry Doyle, Jesse Mackey O’Meara. Front L to R: Kathleen Grimes Co
The Tipperary Education and Training Board (ETB) hosted an awards ceremony at the Talbot Hotel, Clonmel recently celebrating the outstanding achievements of adult learners in Clonmel and surrounding areas.
The event brought together over 160 individuals who had successfully completed courses under the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) at Levels 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, as well as the Cambridge Key English Tests. The atmosphere was one of immense pride as each student was presented with a well-earned certificate, recognising their dedication and accomplishments.
Special recognition was given to the teaching staff of Tipperary ETB, whose steadfast support and guidance throughout the year were instrumental in enabling these students to reach these commendable milestones.
Tipperary ETB was represented at the event by Chief Executive, Bernadette Cullen, Director of Further Education and Training (FET), Colin Cummins, Adult Education Officer, Kaye Mullaney and Tipperary ETB Chairperson Cllr Roger Kennedy, who all expressed their admiration for the dedication displayed by the adult students during their education journey
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