Weekend

BIM Management Course

Location of Course DIATEC,
Unit 17 The Seapoint Building,
44-45 Clontarf Road,
Clontarf, Dublin 3
Trainer Arcdox
Learning Outcomes The aim of this course is to equip the attendees with the skill-sets to successfully implement and run Revit within an organisation.
Further Enquiries Suzanne Purcell
CITA Skillnet Network Manager
Tel: 01 470 4440
Mob: 086 047 4869
email: spurcell@cita.ie
Entry Requirements Participants should have a good knowledge of Revit & ideally completed the Revit Families & Revit Advanced course in Architecture or MEP or Structure or have equivalent experience using one of the Autodesk Revit suites.

Design, drafting or engineering experience is also highly recommended.

It is recommended that delegates have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows XP or Windows 7.

Careers or Further Progression The course is designed for experienced Revit users & is aimed at participants that want to advance their skills & become BIM Coordinators or BIM Managers.
Course Content This course covers:
• understanding the fundamentals of Revit Architecture
• learning how to implement BIMa basic outline of the training available
• Tips & Tricks from a leading Autodesk Revit Architecture expert
• new collaborative working models
Financial Support A substantial discount is available through CITA Skillnet. Please contact CITA Skillnet for details.
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Enrolment Date 01/04/2013
Start Date 09/05/2013
Subjects Taught • Revit Hardware Requirement
• Introduction to Revit and Citrix
• Implementing Revit
• Setting up & Implementing Revit Standards
• Multi User Collaboration
• Multi-Discipline Collaboration
• Setting up Revit Server
• Collaborating with non Revit Software
• Planning & Supporting Revit Staff
Duration 2 Days
Course Fee Please contact CITA Skillnet for details.
Free to unemployed persons who meet CITA Skillnet criteria.
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
No

Master Coaching Blueprint

Network: 
Role Skillnet
Location of Course Carrick-on-Shannon, Co.Leitrim
Further Enquiries Tel: 071 962 2504
Email: info@roleskillnet.com
Course Content Learn how to coach, supervise, mentor and lead others effectively. Get clarity around what holds you back, stops you achieveing your best and achieving your own goals
Financial Support 30% Funding maybe available on a case by case basis
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Start Date: 6th April 2013
FETAC Code B30206: Coaching
Subjects Taught 1. Accelerate Your own Personal & Professional Development
2. Learn to Coach and be Coached
3. Understand Your Map For Success
4. Build great life and social skills
5. Learn a Language of Influence & Leadership
6. Train personally with an International Trainer, Coach and NLP Practitioner
Duration 5 Days
Number of Places 5-10
Course Fee €649.00
Available to Job Seekers: 
No
Certified: 
Yes

Train the Trainer - IITD Professional Practice Certificate in Training & Development (New)

Location of Course Dublin, Cork, Waterford, Limerick & Galway
Trainer Irish Institute of Training Development
Methods of Assessment Programme Assessment Process
Programme assessment is on a continuous basis and will require students to review theoretical concepts surrounding the systematic approach to training and apply these in practical situations. Assessment methods incorporate: assignments; projects; skills demonstrations; and a learner record.
Learning Outcomes Module 1 - Training Needs Identification and Design – FETAC Level 6 Component Award 6N3325
Learning Objectives
At the end of this module, participants should be able to:
• Explain the background and context of training and development (T & D) and discuss the organisational context of T & D.
• Identify primary contributors to adult learning theory and explain key adult learning approaches and methods.
• Discuss a range of instructional design systems (ISD) approaches and models.
• Explain the Training Needs Analysis (TNA) process, review a range of TNA models and discuss their application in a variety of organisational settings.
• Select a TNA model and implement an effective TNA process that incorporates outputs in terms of priorities and of knowledge, skills and attitudes required.
• Devise training plans based on prioritised training needs, including a cost benefit analysis.
• Explain key issues around the setting of training objectives.
• Set appropriate objectives and design and develop a range of appropriate training interventions.

Module 2 – Training Delivery and Evaluation – FETAC Level 6 Component Award 6N3226
Learning Objectives
At the end of this module, participants should be able to:
• Explain the role and competences of the trainer.
• Identify key factors in preparing for training delivery.
• Demonstrate core skills required for effective delivery of training programmes.
• Discuss the assessment of trainees’ learning, identify a range of assessment tools, techniques and approaches and devise an appropriate training assessment process.
• Explain the background to training evaluation, identify a range of evaluation models and principles, evaluate training programmes effectively and identify key areas of benefit and opportunity.

Further Enquiries Contact the Network Manager
Trainers' Learning Skillnet
C/O IITD
4 Sycamore House
Millennium Business Park
Naas, Co. Kildare
T: 045-881166
E: info@trainerslearningskillnet.com
Course Content Programme Overview
The overall aim of the programme is to enable participants to develop the necessary knowledge, skills and confidence to undertake training activities. The programme encompasses the development of competences that will enable students to identify and assess training needs, and to develop, plan, organise, deliver and evaluate relevant training activities.

The programme offers participants the opportunity to achieve recognised certification as an effective trainer: awards include:
1. IITD Professional Practice Certificate in Training & Development

2. FETAC Level 6 Training and Development Special Purpose Award – 6S3372

Who Should Undertake the Programme?
The IITD Professional Practice Certificate in Training and Development is aimed at:
1. Individuals who have an interest in training and development and may wish to pursue it as a career.
2. Individuals who hold training and development responsibilities in organisations.
3. Individuals and teams involved in the design and delivery of training programmes.
4. Consultants who wish to gain a formal qualification in training and development.
5. Managers and team leaders who wish to gain an insight into the systematic training process.

Structure and Content of Programme
The programme consists of two modules and is delivered in a highly participative and practical manner. A range of learning methods and approaches will be used to promote the practical application of theoretical concepts covered.

Enrolment and Start Dates Comment See Website : www.trainerslearningskillnet.com
Subjects Taught Module 1 - Training Needs Identification and Design – FETAC Level 6 Component Award 6N3325
• Background and context of training and development (T & D).
• Organisational context of T & D.
• Adult learning theory.
• Systematic training and Instructional Systems Design (ISD).
• Training needs identification and analysis.
• Training plans.
• Training design and development.

Module 2 - Training Delivery and Evaluation – FETAC Level 6 Component Award 6N3226
• Role and competences of the trainer.
• Preparing for training delivery.
• Training delivery.
• Assessment of learning.
• Training evaluation.

Duration 10 Days
Comment FETAC Level 6 Training & Development Special Purpose Award (6S3372)
In conjunction with the IITD Professional Practice Certificate in Training and Development, Successful students will be awarded a FETAC Level 6 Training & Development Special Purpose Award (6S3372). The programme is designed to ensure that assessment standards implemented by IITD are aligned to those required for the FETAC award. This facilitates a streamlined and user-friendly assessment process for programme tutors and students.
Number of Places 15
Course Fee €850.00 (TLS Members)
€1,100.00 (non Members)
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes

IITD Certificate in Training Delivery & Evaluation

Location of Course Dublin, Cork, Waterford, Limerick & Galway
Trainer Irish Institute of Training & Development
Methods of Assessment Assessment
Programme assessment is on a continuous basis, embracing skills demonstrations, theoretical reviews and a learner record.
Learning Outcomes At the end of this module, participants will be able to:
• Discuss key aspects of adult learning theory and implement associated principals in the design and delivery of training activities.
• Set appropriate training objectives for planned training activities.
• Explain the role and competences of an effective trainer.
• Identify key factors in preparing for training delivery.
• Demonstrate core skills required for effective delivery of training programmes.
• Identify a range of assessment tools, techniques and approaches and devise an appropriate strategy for the assessment of learning.
• Explain the background to training evaluation, identify a range of evaluation models and principles, evaluate training programmes effectively and identify key areas of benefit and opportunity.
Further Enquiries Contact the Network Manager
Trainers' Learning Skillnet
C/O IITD
4 Sycamore House
Millennium Business Park
Naas, Co. Kildare
T: 045-881166
E: info@trainerslearningskillnet.com
Entry Requirements
Course Content Introduction
The IITD Certificate in Training Delivery & Evaluation programme is specifically designed to enable participants to develop the necessary knowledge, skills and confidence to deliver and evaluate training activities pertinent to those responsible for the training of others in organisations.

Structure and Content of Programme
• Adult learning / Training Objectives
• Roles & Competences of the Trainer
• Preparing & Delivering Training.
• Learning Assessment & Training Evaluation.

The programme content comprises four sections and is delivered in a highly participative and practical manner. A range of learning methods and approaches will be used to promote the practical application of theoretical concepts covered.

Enrolment and Start Dates Comment 12 April 2013 - Dublin
13 April 2013 - Cork
23 April 2013 - Limerick
16 May 2013 - Waterford
23 June 2013- Galway
FETAC Code 6N3326
Duration 4 days & (1 Assessment Session)
Comment FETAC Level 6 Component Award
In conjunction with the IITD Certificate in Training Delivery & Evaluation, successful participants will be awarded a FETAC Level 6 Training Delivery & Evaluation Component Award (6N3326). This programme is designed to ensure that assessment standards implemented by IITD are aligned to those required of the FETAC award. This facilitates a streamlined and user-friendly process for programme tutors and participants.
Number of Places 15
Course Fee €525.00 (TLS Members)
€675.00 (Non Member)
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes

IITD Certificate in Training Needs Analysis & Training Design

Location of Course Dublin, Cork, Waterford, Limerick & Galway
Trainer Irish Institute of Training & Development
Methods of Assessment Assessment
Programme assessment is on a continuous basis, embracing theoretical reviews and practical assignments and project work.
Learning Outcomes Learning Objectives
At the end of this module, participants will be able to:
• Explain key elements of training and development practice and the role of training and development in an organisational context.
• Discuss key aspects of adult learning theory and implement associated principles during analysis of training needs and design of training interventions.
• Identify a range of instructional design system (ISD) and Training needs analysis (TNA) models and discuss their application in a variety of organisational settings.
• Select a TNA model and implement an appropriate TNA process incorporating outputs in terms of knowledge, skills and attitudes required and priorities.
• Devise training plans based on prioritised training needs, including a cost benefit analysis.
• Develop and design a range of appropriate training interventions.
Further Enquiries Contact the Network Manager
Trainers' Learning Skillnet
C/o IITD
4 Sycamore House
Millennium Business Park
Naas, Co. Kildare
T: 045-881166
E: info@trainerslearningskillnet.com
Course Content Introduction
The IITD Certificate in Training Need Analysis & Design programme is specifically designed to enable participants to develop the necessary knowledge, skills and confidence to identify and analyse training needs, and to plan, design and develop relevant training interventions.

Structure and Content of Programme
• The Context of Training & Development (T&D)
• Adult Learning
• Training Needs Identification & Analysis.
• Training Design.

The programme content comprises four sections and is delivered in a highly participative and practical manner. A range of learning methods and approaches will be used to promote the practical application of theoretical concepts covered.

Enrolment and Start Dates Comment 15 February 2013 - Dublin
16 February 2013 - Cork
19 February 2013 - Waterford
05 March 2013 - Limerick
21 April 2013 - Galway
FETAC Code 6N3325
Duration 6 Days
Comment FETAC Level 6 Component Award
In conjunction with the IITD Certificate in Training Needs Analysis & Design, successful participants will be awarded a FETAC Level 6 Training Needs Identification and Design Component Award (6N3325). The programme is designed to ensure that assessment standards implemented by IITD are aligned to those of the FETAC award. This facilitates a streamlined and user-friendly process for programme tutors and participants.
Number of Places 15
Course Fee €525.00 (TLS members)
€675.00 (non Members)
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes

Food Science & Technology - Certificate in

Network: 
Rural Food Skillnet
Location of Course UCC Cork
Trainer UCC Food Industry Training Unit
Methods of Assessment Examinations
Regulations governing the Examination for this programme, including pass and progression standard, award of honours (where appropriate), exemptions, rules governing supplemental and repeat year examinations, the time of examinations and associated Examination Boards to approve programme results are contained in the Marks & Standards section of this document.
Further Enquiries Centre for Adult Continuing Education, University College Cork
t: 021-4902301
Entry Requirements Admission:
• Applicants should hold NFQ / FETAC Level 5 qualification or have appropriate
experience / qualifications in a food related area as deemed relevant by the
Academic Director and Programme Manager.
• Applicants should have at least two years experience working in the food area.
Course Content Aims and Objectives (First Year)
• To provide students with an understanding of
- chemistry and the chemistry of foods,
- microbiology and the microbiology of foods,
- food processing technology,
- food engineering
- human nutrition

• To apply the knowledge and understanding acquired on the course in a work
related assignment
Aims and Objectives (Second Year)

• To provide students with an understanding of
- the chemistry of foods
- the role of microorganisms in relation to the quality and safety of foods
- the principal processes used in the manufacture of foods
- the principal unit operations in food process engineering and outline the principals of process instrumentation and control
- the core concepts of marketing food and the management of innovation
- the relevant food legislation, the organisations involved in food safety control in Ireland and the main food safety issues for food businesses

• To apply the knowledge and understanding acquired on the course in a work related assignment Candidates who successfully complete First Year may opt not to proceed to Second Year and may exit the programme with a Certificate in Food Science and Technology.

Enrolment and Start Dates Comment 01/01/2013 for 01/09/2013
Subjects Taught Year 1 - Certificate
Students must take modules to the value of 30 credits:
Module Code Module Title Credit Weighting
FC1800 Food Chemistry 1 - 5 credits
FS1800 Food Microbiology 1 - 5 credits
FT1800 Food Technology - 5 credits
FN1800 Food Engineering - 5 credits
NT1800 Nutrition - 5 credits
FS1802 Work Related Assignment 1 - 5 credits
Duration 2 Years
Year 1 - Certificate
Available to Job Seekers: 
No
Certified: 
Yes

Organic Pig Production

Location of Course June 29th and July 13th Co Roscommon/August 3rd and 24th Co Tipperary
Trainer Various Nationwide
Learning Outcomes You will learn in detail about the differences between organic and conventional pig production, processing techniques and impact on land management. You will also know about breeds and management of stock as well as costs to be expected and potential income.
Further Enquiries Sean McGloin
Network Manager
Mob: 086 172 8442
Tel: 071 964 0688
Email: info@nots.ie
Course Content This course is aimed at producers interested in rearing pigs and those currently producing pork conventionally on a small scale who wish to convert to organic production.

• Processing – including pork, bacon, ham, sausages
• Labelling, distribution & packaging
• Land management & REPS
• Husbandry - Breeds, feeding, parasites and disease, fencing, weights, housing, densities
• Costings – overheads, cert fees, transport, slaughter, processing
• Income - including livestock sales, REPS, stud, land management, product and culls

Duration 2 days (over 2 weekends)
Course Fee €100 for 2 days
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
No

Electronic Engineering

Trainer Lifelong Learning IT Carlow
Methods of Assessment Assignment
Eligibility Fulfil basic entry requirements, participants must be working in the private sector.
Further Enquiries South East Micro Skillnet
Tel: 052 613 3898
Mob: 086 817 0791
Email: info@se-microskillnet.ie
Or
Knockanrawly resource centre (Sara) at 062-5268
Entry Requirements Experience in ICT sector, maths ability
Careers or Further Progression Bachelor of Engineering in Electronic Engineering or Bachelor of Science in Management (Craft)
Course Content Higher Certificate in Electronic Engineering
Financial Support Funded by South East Micro Skillnet
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Enrolment and Start Dates: 18/09/2012 for 18/09/2012
Subjects Taught • Introduction to Electronics
• Principles of Electricity
• Engineering Science
• Electronic craft practice
• Mathematics
• Technical communications
• Measurement & test
Number of Places 20
Course Fee €1,875
Available to Job Seekers: 
No
Certified: 
Yes

Electronic Engineering

Location of Course Carlow IT
Trainer Lifelong Learning, IT Carlow
Methods of Assessment Assignment
Eligibility Fulfit basic entry requirements, participants must be working in the private sector.
Further Enquiries South East Micro Skillnet
086-8170791
info@se-microskillnet.ie
Entry Requirements Experience in ICT sector, maths ability.
Careers or Further Progression Bachelor of Electronic Engineering or Bachelor of Science in Management (Craft)
Course Content Higher Certificate in Electronic Engineering
Financial Support Funded by South East Micro Skillnet (The price detailed above is the funded price)
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment To be confirmed
Subjects Taught • Introduction to Electronics
• Principles of Electricity
• Engineering Science
• Electronic Craft Practice
• Mathematics
• Technical Communications
• Measurement & heat
Number of Places 20
Course Fee €1,875
Available to Job Seekers: 
No
Certified: 
Yes

JSSP - IITD Professional Practice Certificate in Training & Development

Location of Course Dublin & Galway
(more to be announced subject to funding)
Trainer IITD Training Solutions
Methods of Assessment Programme Assessment Process

Programme assessment is on a continuous basis and will require students to review theoretical concepts surrounding the systematic approach to training and apply these in practical situations.

Assessment methods incorporate: assignments; projects; skills demonstrations; and a learner record.

Learning Outcomes Programme Objectives

Module 1 - Training Needs Identification and Design – FETAC Level 6 Component Award 6N3325

Learning Objectives - At the end of this module, participants should be able to:

•Explain the background and context of training and development (T & D) and discuss the organisational context of T & D.
•Identify primary contributors to adult learning theory and explain key adult learning approaches and methods.
•Discuss a range of instructional design systems (ISD) approaches and models.
•Explain the Training Needs Analysis (TNA) process, review a range of TNA models and discuss their application in a variety of organisational settings.
•Select a TNA model and implement an effective TNA process that incorporates outputs in terms of priorities and of knowledge, skills and attitudes required.
•Devise training plans based on prioritised training needs, including a cost benefit analysis.
•Explain key issues around the setting of training objectives.
•Set appropriate objectives and design and develop a range of appropriate training interventions.

Module 2 – Training Delivery and Evaluation – FETAC Level 6 Component Award 6N3226

Learning Objectives - At the end of this module, participants should be able to:

•Explain the role and competences of the trainer.
•Identify key factors in preparing for training delivery.
•Demonstrate core skills required for effective delivery of training programmes.
•Discuss the assessment of trainees’ learning, identify a range of assessment tools, techniques and approaches and devise an appropriate training assessment process.
•Explain the background to training evaluation, identify a range of evaluation models and principles, evaluate training programmes effectively and identify key areas of benefit and opportunity.

Eligibility Terms & Conditions Apply : http://www.skillnets.ie/job-seekers/eligibility-criteria
Further Enquiries Network Manager
Trainers Learning Skillnet,
4 Sycamore House,
Millennium Business Park,
Naas, Co. Kildare
T: (045)881166

or by email to info@trainerslearningskillnet.com

Entry Requirements 1. Complete TLS Job-Seeker Registration form
2. Send with an up-to-date copy of CV
3. Cover letter as to why you would be right for this programme
Course Content Programme Overview
The overall aim of the programme is to enable participants to develop the necessary knowledge, skills and confidence to undertake training activities. The programme encompasses the development of competences that will enable students to identify and assess training needs, and to develop, plan, organise, deliver and evaluate relevant training activities.

Who Should Undertake the Programme?
The IITD Professional Practice Certificate in Training and Development is aimed at:

1. Individuals who have an interest in training and development and may wish to pursue it as a career.
2. Individuals who hold training and development responsibilities in organisations.
3. Individuals and teams involved in the design and delivery of training programmes.
4. Consultants who wish to gain a formal qualification in training and development.
5. Managers and team leaders who wish to gain an insight into the systematic training process.

Financial Support 100% Fully Skillnet Funded
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Please direct all correspondance to Network Manager
FETAC Code 6S3372: Training & Development
Subjects Taught The programme consists of two modules and is delivered in a highly participative and practical manner. A range of learning methods and approaches will be used to promote the practical application of theoretical concepts covered.

Module 1 - Training Needs Identification and Design – FETAC Level 6 Component Award - 6N3325
• Background and context of training and development (T & D).
• Organisational context of T & D.
• Adult learning theory.
• Systematic training and Instructional Systems Design (ISD).
• Training needs identification and analysis.
• Training plans.
• Training design and development.

Module 2 - Training Delivery and Evaluation – FETAC Level 6 Component Award - 6N3226
• Role and competences of the trainer.
• Preparing for training delivery.
• Training delivery.
• Assessment of learning.
• Training evaluation.

Duration 10 Weeks & Work Experience
Comment FETAC Level 6 Training & Development Special Purpose Award - 6S3372.

In conjunction with the IITD Professional Practice Certificate in Training and Development, Successful students will be awarded a FETAC Level 6 Training & Development Special Purpose Award (6S3372).

The programme is designed to ensure that assessment standards implemented by IITD are aligned to those required for the FETAC award. This facilitates a streamlined and user-friendly assessment process for programme tutors and students.

Number of Places 24 (12 at each location)
Course Fee 100% Fully Skillnet Funded
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes
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