A new radio documentary series which tells the inspiring story of Mayo’s hugely successful Music Generation programme was aired in July on Midwest Radio, 96.1 fm. Established in Mayo in 2011 and part funded by…
The Leitrim Adult Educational Guidance Service is delighted to introduce the MSLETB County Leitrim Further Education and Training Course Prospectus for September to December 2021. Click on the image below to explore a range of full, part-time and blended learning courses on offer through the MSLETB.
Congratulations to Ballina Family Resource Centre and especially to its Bridging The Gaps Group for its artwork. These classes were in Upcycling Art and took place online. Examples of its work are shown above. Thanks to Helen Tuffy Art tutor for all her work and to the staff of the Ballina Family Resource Centre and the Western Care Day services in Ballina/Crossmolina.
The Chief Executive of Mayo, Sligo Leitrim Education and Training Board (MSLETB) has extended best wishes to their Leaving Certificate and Leaving Certificate Applied students – as well as to learners in MSLETB’s Further Education and Training Centres – in their forthcoming examinations and assessments. Mr. Tom Grady said the exams this year are taking place for the second year consecutively in a way that is unprecedented due to the pandemic and he fully acknowledged the dedication and patience displayed by students and their…
Mayo College of Further Education and Training is now accepting course applications for September 2021. There are 34 courses on offer in our Castlebar and Westport Campuses. There are paid Erasmus+ opportunities to work abroad available for students on all courses. The college offers professional career guidance and a range of student clubs and societies. There are loan laptops available for students and free Office 365 and Adobe software. Visit www.mayocollege.ie to make your course application.
In MSLETB we are committed to making quality part of our wonderful everyday experience for our learners. MSLETB are taking part in the first phase of the QQI International Inaugural Reviews. The inaugural review is an historic event as it is the first review process of its kind to be conducted within the sector. The review team conducted their final visit last week and members of the team gave initial feedback, with the final report to be completed in the coming weeks. The purpose of…
Josephine McGread of Mayo, Sligo, Leitrim Education and Training Board outlines the educational opportunities that are available for those who are currently unemployed; those who want to upskill or those who want to return to the workforce after a period of other duties. Josephine is a qualified Guidance Counsellor, is the Co-ordinator in MSLETB Adult Guidance service in Sligo. In the interview she goes through the educational services that MSLETB provides. While there are many challenges facing those who are trying to…
The groups involved felt it might be useful to share the video to support people with the vaccination process and to re-enforce the importance of social distancing and hand hygiene. MSLETB would like to congratulate the Mayo Self Advocacy Group and all those involved on this excellent production and thank them for their work in putting the video together as it will be a very useful resource for us to share in Mayo, nationally and internationally. We would also like to acknowledge…
The MSLETB Sligo-Leitrim Arts Grant Scheme offers support to educational initiatives that encourage and develop an appreciation, understanding or practice of the arts in the context of providing opportunities in arts education directed at adults.
Applications are invited from voluntary and professional arts groups or individual arts practitioners for funding towards workshops, events, projects, exhibitions or productions in counties Sligo and Leitrim, with clearly defined arts education benefit.
Closing date for receipt of applications is Thursday the 22nd April 2021.
Please email any queries to [email protected] .
Download application form here.
The experience of entering the BT Young Scientist competition rarely ends with the event for our students in Mohill Community College and this year was no different. Caolan O’Riordain, TY, caught the attention of a leading international charity at the virtual event this year, with his project on the reusing of grey water to grow plants. Self Help Africa, an organisation working with small communities in Africa to introduce sustainable, resourceful energy and farming techniques invited Caolan, along with a select group of other students from schools around the country, to a virtual showcase event in Iveagh House to display and discuss their Young Scientist projects. In another year, this would have been a wonderful day out to the capital, however the online presentation was a welcome recognition of the hard work each student puts in to Young Scientist………….
