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Templemore College will be offering a 12 week Level 6 module in Special Needs Assisting, starting on February 6.
The purpose of this level 6 module is to equip the learner with the knowledge skill and competence in the theory and practice underpinning the education and care of those who present with special educational needs to enable the learner to assist in the provision of this education and care.
The module will take place on Thursdays from 7-10pm over 12 weeks.
The course will cost €380 and the QQI exam fee is €20 (QQI exam fee is exempt for medical card holders).
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Full details on www.fetchcourses.ie course code 484379. If you have any queries please contact info@tcfe.ie
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