CERTIFICATE IN TRAINING AND CONTINUING EDUCATION

Study with our Department of Adult and Community Education

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Qualification
Certificate In Training And Continuing Education
Award Type and NFQ level
CERTIFICATE LEVEL 7
Study Mode
Continuing Education

Overview

The NUI Certificate in Training and Continuing Education has been developed by a team of adult educators, HR and training professionals, and organisational psychologists. It focuses on delivering a high quality, relevant and widely recognised training qualification using a unique blend of face to face workshops and online learning. This course is under constant review to reflect current trends in training theory and practice. This course has been designed for:

· Trainers who wish to update their current skill levels.

· Individuals who aspire to a career in training.

· Managers and team leaders who have responsibility for training.

· Organisational learning and development professionals employed in Private, Voluntary, Community and Statutory Sectors.

· It is essential for trainers wishing to deliver courses up to QQI (FETAC) level 6.


Course structure

Duration: 4.5 days workshops spread over 15 weeks.

Location: Maynooth and Cork.

Duration of the Course 100 Hours. 5 x 1day workshops plus On Line. In addition to attending the 5 workshop days you will be required to spend about 6 -10 hours per week on your coursework. There is a minimum 75% attendance requirement with attendance at the first, third and fifth workshops compulsory.

The Certificate consists of four mandatory modules which are continuously reviewed and updated to reflect current best practice.

1. Assessing Training and Development Needs.

2. Designing a Training Programme.

3. Training Delivery.

4. Training Evaluation and Contemporary Trends.

Disclaimer
The modules below are indicative of the content associated with this course of study.
The modules are subject to change as the curriculum is revised and reviewed annually.
Important: The information on this page is for prospective students, MU current students and staff should use Programme Directory.

TC1J - Training And Continuing Education

Credits: 20  |  Not compulsory

Training And Continuing Education modules

Module

Code

Credits

Semester

Compulsory

TC1X

20

2

Y

TC1P - Training And Continuing Education

Credits: 20  |  Not compulsory

Training And Continuing Education modules

Module

Code

Credits

Semester

Compulsory

TC1XP

20

1

Y

TC1 - Training And Continuing Education

Credits: 20  |  Not compulsory

Training And Continuing Education modules

Module

Code

Credits

Semester

Compulsory

TC1A

20

Year-Long

Y

Careers

The NUI Certificate in Training and Continuing Education is a standalone qualification however when combined with the NUI Certificate in Equality Studies in Training and Development (On Line) and one other of our course such as Disability Studies or Communications and Group Skills for Managers it forms part of the Diploma in Arts in Training and Development for Socially Inclusive Workplaces. This suite of CPD courses provide a comprehensive educational/training package in core skills such as managing issues of equality and cultural diversity in the workplace for Team Leaders, Managers and Learning and Development Specialists.

As with all of our level 7 and 8 certificate and diploma courses credits gained upon completion can be used for Recognition of Prior Learning to go towards the Degree in Local Studies/Community Studies.

Entry Requirements

This table displays the requirements for Leaving Certificate applicants.

Entry requirements table

Subject

Required

Ordinary Level Grade

Higher Level Grade

Irish

No

N/A

N/A

English

No

N/A

N/A

Language

No

N/A

N/A

Mathematics

No

N/A

N/A

Science

No

N/A

N/A

Participants need to be 21 years of age or over on 1st January of the year in which the course commences. As courses are delivered in keeping with adult education practice, participants will be expected to: be willing to engage with group activities and group learning; be willing to learn through dialogue and reflection on experience; have a level of literacy that is sufficient to complete the assessment requirements.

This blended course is a mixture of lectures, workshops, distance learning and online participation. Students are assessed through a combination of continuous assessments, reflective journals and assignments.

There are no formal academic entry requirements. It is desirable, though not essential, that you currently have a training role in some capacity.

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How to apply

For further information please contact Kay on 01 708 6062

An Easy Payment Option is available upon registration.

Got a question about this course?

Check out our guide on "How to Apply".

Maynooth University Department of Adult and Community Education Contact:

T: 01 708 6062

E: kay.loughlin@mu.ie