Cork ETB decided to run a competition among young people aged 15-20 in Youthreach and Community Training Centres to increase Covid 19 awareness on actions which can be taken to ensure their own safety and those of others in their communities. We are delighted with the number or entries and extremely proud of all who… Find out More Covid 19 Awareness Competition
Digital youth work means proactively using or addressing digital media and technology in youth work. Digital youth work is not a youth work method –digital youth work can be included in any youth work setting (open youth work, youth information and counselling, youth clubs, detached youth work, etc.) Digital Youth Work can happen in face… Find out More Digital Youthwork – Engaging in Youthwork through Digital Platforms
On the 10th March, 74 learners from Cork Education and Training Board convened at a regional meeting of the National Further Education and Training Learner Forum. Learners met to share their experiences in further education and training and offered their opinions on how to improve further education and training services to ensure they were meeting… Find out More Cork Education and Training Board learners share their voices at National Further Education and Training Learner Forum in Little Island, Cork
Students from Carrigtwohill Community College & St. Brogans College have won the first Méihuā Cup Chinese Learning Competition following outstanding performances in the final at Cork County Hall. The winning teams will be invited to take part in an eight day study tour in Nanjing. The competition, organised by Cork County Council in conjunction with… Find out More Carrigtwohill Community College & St. Brogans College Declared Winners of the Inaugural Méihuā Cup Chinese Learning Competition