Pre-Apprenticeship Skills

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Course Content

P r e - A p p r e n t i c e s h i p S k i l l s
  • Electronics
  • Engineering Workshop Processes
  • Wood Fabrication
  • Computer Aided Design
  • Maths for STEM
  • Communications
  • Building Construction
  • Building Services
  • Work Experience

Course Description

Equip yourself with relevant skills to begin an apprenticeship in a range of areas. Employers are seeking apprentices who have basic qualifications in Maths, Computers and Communication skills to add to their chosen trade. There is a massive increase in the number of apprenticeships available at the moment, so make sure you are ready to take that step by embarking on a pre-apprenticeship course.

Certification

Career Opportunities

Graduates may progress to apprenticeship programmes in various disciplines including:

Electrician | Engineering | Plumbing | Motor Mechanics | Wood Manufacturing & Finishing | Metal Fabrication | Carpentry | Joinery | Pipe Fitting | Tool Making | Computing

Statistics

By 2025 Ireland hope to support 50k apprentices/ trainee

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Progression to degrees

TU Dublin/GMIT/AIT | Civil Engineering | Level 7
DKIT | Building Surveying | Level 8
TU Dublin/DKIT | Engineering | Level 8
Carlow IT/IT Sligo/LYIT |Quantity Surveying | Level 8
DKIT/GMIT/CIT | Mechanical Engineering | Level 7
TU Dublin/DKIT/GMIT | Construction Management | Level 8
TU Dublin/Carlow IT/DKIT | Architectural Technology | Level 8
TU Dublin | Timber Products Technology | Level 7

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Fees For The Academic Year 2024 – 2025

All courses have a Registration Fee of €30 (non-refundable).

A non-refundable Registration fee of €30 will be payable on acceptance of a PLC place. Essential course materials may be required for some courses the cost of which will be borne by the student.

All fees are subject to change. All fees must be paid with a Credit/Debit card online. No cash is acceptable.

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PAST STUDENT TESTIMONIALS

I chose to do this course so I wanted to know more about apprenticeships and the subject areas before I committed to an Electrical Apprenticeship. I found the course interesting and have covered related areas such as CCTV installation, Electrical Testing and Car Electrics. Next year I plan to progress to an Electrical Apprenticeship as I now know this is the area I am interested in.

Luke Boyle Pre-Apprenticeship Student, 2018/19