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Community Education aims to support community education through the following:

Helping communities or groups start new educational courses or revive old ones.

Assisting new groups in getting established.

Facilitating networking between groups.

Encouraging groups to try new activities like creative writing, flower arranging, pottery or yoga.

Helping groups in planning courses, accessing ETB resources, finding tutors, and applying for funding.

Providing support in areas like community consultation, review and evaluation, and strategic planning.

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Longford women gain confidence from LWETB computer course

Longford Leader Reporter Mary McFadden attended a computer course in Drumlish to experience the benefits of Community Education first-hand.

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LWETB receives REACH funding

Funding will support almost 800 learners across the Longford and Westmeath area to access and participate in local community education.

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Operational Guidelines

These operational guidelines are for staff managing, administering and delivering community education programmes.

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Interview

Listen to Conor, our Longford Community Education Facilitator explain what is Community Education and the different providers that we work with across Longford and Westmeath.

CONTACT US

For more details about courses in your area please contact:

Conor Magrath