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Tipperary ETB was delighted to welcome Minister of State at the Department of Further and Higher Education, Marian Harkin, to the Tipperary ETB offices at Tyone, Nenagh, on the afternoon of Monday, June 30.
The visit was part of her tour of the country’s ETBs and she got the opportunity to meet some of the dedicated FET staff.
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Members of FET management got the opportunity to talk about the latest with the College of the Future plans for Clonmel and Thurles, as well as the future of the wider FET sector here in Tipperary.
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Pictured at the front of the Tipperary ETB office in Tyone are Colin Cummins, Tipperary ETB Director of FET; Minister Marian Harkin; Clodagh Kelly, Tipperary ETB Chief Executive; Cllr Roger Kennedy, Tipperary ETB Chairperson.
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