Training Delivery and Evaluation starts November 11th

The Training Delivery and Evaluation module gives you an insight on how to professionally and effectively deliver training initiatives. It is also part of the Training and Development Award (formerly Train the Trainer).

Register today for November 11th start.

The module runs over the course of five Fridays, from 9h to 17h.

Contact us on 051 396934 for more information.

Special Purpose Award Training and Development 2022

Special Purpose Award Training and Development 6S3372

The purpose of this award is to enable the learner to acquire the knowledge, skill and competence to identify training and development needs and to deliver and evaluate a training intervention within a range of training and development contexts.

This QQI Level 6 programme module 1:

Training Needs Identification and Design 6N3325 (15 credits).

Duration:

This module will be delivered at Dunhill Multi-Education Centre over 9 Fridays between October and December 2022.

Module 1: Training Needs Identification and Design 6N3325 (15 credits)
This module will be delivered over 4 Fridays during October 2022
Start Date: Friday 7th and delivery on Fridays 14th, 21st and 28th of October 2022
Final Submission Date: Friday the 4th of November 2022

Module 2: Training Delivery and Evaluation 6N3326) (15 credits)
This module will be delivered over 5 Fridays during November and December 2022
Start Date: Friday 11th of November and delivery on Fridays 18th, 25th of November & 2nd and 9th of December 2022
Final Submission Date: Friday 16th of December 2022

Time: 09:00 to 17:00.

Cost: €800.00 including Course Textbook, “Professional Practice in Training and Development, An Essential Guide”, or 450.00€ per module.
Possibility of funding.

Check the the course page for details

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Supervised Study - County Waterford

The centre is please to be offering Saturday Supervised Study for Junior Cert and Leaving Cert students.

Check the Supervised Study Page for more information or call 051 396 934

Have your say on Dunhill Multi-Education Centre Survey 2022

Dunhill Multi-Education Centre is a community owned education, training & conference centre in east County Waterford.
In order to continue our current funding and generate our own income we are deciding on what services we should provide to the community and region going forward. Your opinion will be a critical part of these decisions and we welcome any input that you may have.
Make your voice heard by filling in the survey at the link below:

Dunhill Multi-Education Centre Survey 2022

Dunhill History Lectures with Julian Walton - Series 2022

Dunhill History Lectures with Julian Walton - Series 2022

Thursday 3rd February to Thursday 7th April at 7pm

The list of 10 lectures is as follows:

3rd February Julian Walton
“Clonegam: its church, monuments and graveyard.”

10th February William Fraher
“'The Bad Times': Waterford country houses during the revolutionary period”.

17th February Eugene Broderick
“Robert Daly, Bishop of Cashel & Waterford, 1843-1872: Ireland’s ‘Protestant Pope’”.

24th February Ray McGrath
“Tracking Thomas Francis Meagher across Panama.”

3rd March Pat McCarthy
“The Civil War: the first phase, June to August 1922”.

10th March Christina Knight O’Connor
“Rebel Women: The Cumann na mBan in Waterford City and County.”

16th March (Wednesday) John Bergin
“Walshes and Fitzgeralds: A Waterford merchant dynasty in 17th and 18th century Tenerife”.

24th March Julian Walton
St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Co.Waterford.

31st March William Fraher
A most magnificent place' - A history of the garden and demesne of Curraghmore House.”

7th April Julian Walton
“Carl Gottlob Kűttner: A German observer of Georgian Ireland.”

Lectures are held in the Dunhill Multi Education Centre every Thursday at 7pm and are followed by a question-and-answer session light refreshments.
We look forward to meeting old friends and new.

Training Needs Identification and Design starting October 7th

The first module of the Training and Development Special Purpose Award will be delivered from the 7th of October.

Read more about the course offer on the course page: Click or Tap Here

Tourism Trails Open Day - 26th September

Join the Tourism Trails Open Day on the 26th of September at 18h00 for an information session on the course offering. All are welcome.

Learn more about the course, meet former learners, meet the staff, check the facilities and hear all about the course.

Contact us on 051 396 934 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more information or to register. 

New edition of the free Tourism Trails with Smart Media course 2022/2023

Now enrolling for the 2022/2023 edition of the popular Tourism Trails with Smart Media course!

If you have an interest in:

•  Heritage
•  Tourism
•  Outdoor activities
•  Entrepreneurship
•  Multimedia

then contact us to know more about this course on 051 396 934 or alternatively reach us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Additional information on the course page : Tourism Trails with Smart Media

Candidates may be eligible for a training allowance and childcare benefits.

This Local Training Initiative is developed with the Waterford Wexford Education and Training Board

Irish Heritage Module starting March 2022

The Tourism Trails Programme is proud to announce the Irish Heritage module will be starting late March.

This module leads to a QQI Level 5 component award and fees are funded by WWETB. Delivery of this module is for approximately 12 weeks, one day a week and all are welcome to enrol.

This module is enables learners to appreciate, research, interpret and promote an understanding Heritage, and is of particular interest to those seeking to develop a Heritage-centric tourism offering.

Contact the centre at 051 396934 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Waterford Rural Tourism Network