English Language Classes
for Migrant Women living in Co. Meath
Venue |
Course |
No of Hours |
Frequency |
Trim
Free of charge |
English FETAC level 5 + Career Planning & Job Skills Preparation* (*optional) |
100 hours
(17 weeks) |
2 days per week; 3 hours per day; |
Oldcastle
Free of charge |
English FETAC level 4 |
80 hours
(14 weeks) |
2 days per week; 3 hours per day; |
Oldcastle
Free of charge |
English FETAC level 3 |
80 hours
(14 weeks) |
2 days per week; 3 hours per day; |
Navan
Fee applies |
English HETAC level 6 (English for Academic and Work Purposes) + Career Planning & Job Skills Preparation |
Approx.14 weeks |
1 day per week; 3 hours per day |
For more information and registration contact Joanna:
Phone: (046) 9093120
E-mail: joana@cultur.ie
Flyer English Classes for Women
ESOL for Work and Life
English Language Classes for Migrant Men
(Beginner’s level)
Where?
Trim, Co. Meath
When?
September – October 2013 (2 evenings per week)
Cost:
Free of charge
The course will include:
- English for Work and Life classes
- Information on rights and entitlements – understanding of the Irish system
- Supports for work and training (CV preparation)
- One to one information supports (if required)
For more information and registration contact Joanna:
Phone: (046) 9093120
E-mail: joana@cultur.ie
English Language Classes for Migrant Men
CULTUR HAS ITS FUNDING APPROVED UNTIL DECEMBER!!!
Thanks to all of you who:
- Organised petitions
- Wrote to your TD or Minister
- Came to planning meetings
- Came to the meeting with the county council
- Or just kept encouraging us to keep on trying
We are delighted to be able to say that the Minister for Justice Alan Shatter has agreed to give us our funding until December.
Of course that means we don't know where our funding for 2014 will come from, so we will need your continued support and ideas to help us keep doing the work we have done for over 10 years now.
Again - thanks for your support. We will keep you up to date with our news.
Realising the potential
of the Asylum and Migration Fund
Cultúr along with Migrant Rights Centre Ireland, Cross Care Migrant Project has submitted a paper to the Directorate General on Home Affairs in the European Commission on the new Asylum and Migration Fund which will be rolled out across Europe in 2014.
We are hoping that this new round will have a significant impact on the lives of those seeking asylum and migrants in Ireland.
Please see this link:
Realising the potential of the Asylum and Migration Fund
to read our joint position paper.
Upcoming Course....
Community Work in a Changing Co. Meath
NUI Certificate Level 7 Awarded by NUI Maynooth
By the end participants will have
An understand the principles of community work;
Explored key issues impacting on communities and different groups within communities for example migrants, Travellers, women;
Examined the keys themes in community work in relation to equality, anti racism and social justice;
Developed skills in planning community work initiatives.
Who should attend?
This certificate is designed for persons interested or already active in Meath based volunteer or community work initiatives
Please see attached Brochure for more information on this course...Closing Date 31st May 2013
Brochure-CWCM.pdf
