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Evening Courses

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  • 24-07-2009 11:03am
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    Sar21
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    Just wondering if anyone could recommend a college with evening courses available in the Dublin city area that have an affordable fee?


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    claire h
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    Depends what exactly you're looking for! What subjects are you interested in studying? Are you looking for something which will lead to a qualification or just something to pursue for interest? Are you interested in the social side of a course as well or would distance education suit you more? etc etc...


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    Agent J
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    Define affordable as well.

    UCD have a nice bunch of small interest/credit courses which dont cost the earth.

    http://www.ucd.ie/adulted/courses/index.html


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    jd83
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    NCI do evening part time courses. Have a look a www.ncirl.ie. They also have some free place available for unemployed students.


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    idontknowmyname
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    DBS do 16 weeks course from what I remember, huge range of subjects as well.


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    Sar21
    Closed Accounts Posts: 11 ✭Sar21


    Affordable being less than 2000... dbs have a wide range.. was hoping something would jump out at me from their list but still looking!
    Work part time so just looking for something to keep my mind busy and broaden my horizons really!!


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    idontknowmyname
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    I'm hopefully going to be doing one of the NCI CIPD courses, all for under €2k. Gets my career back on track and hopefully can move back to Ireland when the job market gets better. I know loads of people who have done them and they're highly recommended.
    What kind of subject are you looking for- something in business, arts, science, computers?? etc etc


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    Sar21
    Closed Accounts Posts: 11 ✭Sar21


    Was looking for something to do with business or computers. I am just put off by four years duration with the subjects I like.
    Am thinking of doing a business course but again the thoughts of four years!


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    Agent J
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    Sar21 wrote: »
    Was looking for something to do with business or computers. I am just put off by four years duration with the subjects I like.
    Am thinking of doing a business course but again the thoughts of four years!

    Doesnt have to be 4 years in a row.

    I tend to break them down into 2 years at max.

    If you look carefully you can find course which you can do piecemeal


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    Tom Dunne
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    Sar21 wrote: »
    Was looking for something to do with business or computers. I am just put off by four years duration with the subjects I like.
    Am thinking of doing a business course but again the thoughts of four years!

    As others have said, it doesn't have to be four years.

    Some courses will be broken down into Diploma (two years), ordinary degree (an extra year) and an honours degree (an extra year again). The sum total is four years, but at least you get something after the two years and you can decide if you want to continue.


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    [Deleted User]
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    Malahide community school are running a range of very affordable evening classes starting in September - more details can be gotton at this link


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