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Month: June 2026

Kilbeggan Youthreach Full-Time Courses – Sept 2026

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Left school early? Didn’t hit your CAO points? Why not join our FET College!

QQI Level 5 University Access Programme
QQI Level 4 General Learning Programme
QQI Level 3 Employability Skills 

Join us and learn at your pace. You will have:

· Small classes
· Hands-on learning
· QQI qualifications Levels 3, 4 & 5
· Pathways to work, college or apprenticeships
· Literacy and numeracy support
· Weekly training allowance

Contact Rayon or Stephen 086 3860815 or email [email protected]

Visit our webpage for general information about Youthreach – https://lwetbfet.ie/campus/kilbeggan-campus/ 

Educational Pathways for Adults – Understand Your Learning Options

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The LWETB Adult Guidance Service are delivering workshops in four of the Westmeath Libraries this month, called ‘Educational Pathways for Adults – Understanding Your Learning Options’. These workshops aim to support adults who are considering their education, training and upskilling and would like to get information on where they can start their search for the most suitable option for them.

There is no need to book a place, just show up on the evening:

Athlone Library – 7pm Thursday 25th June

Read more about our Guidance Service – https://lwetbfet.ie/guidance/ 

Cambridge B1 learners trip to Tullynally Castle & Gardens

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Following their hard work preparing for the Cambridge English B1 exams, the group enjoyed a well-deserved day out at Tullynally House & Gardens in Co. Westmeath.
The visit included a guided tour of the historic castle, which was both fascinating and full of insight. Afterwards, there was plenty of time to unwind and explore the beautiful gardens at a relaxed pace.
A special highlight of the day was the opportunity to meet the owner and host, the 8th Earl of Longford. The visit finished on a high note with refreshments in the charming Stables Tea Rooms, rounding off a memorable and rewarding experience for all.