Marino College Prospectus 2014 Web

MARINO COLLEGE
OF FURTHER EDUCATION
INTRODUCTION
Marino College first opened its doors to students in 1936. In the

early eighties Marino College pioneered and developed a range
of Further Education courses designed to meet the needs of
students who have just completed the Leaving Certificate and
also people of all ages who wish to return to education.
Marino College of Further Education Prospectus
Courses in Marino College are designed to help you establish

a successful entry into the work place or to make progress to
higher qualifications in University. It is our mission to support
each student to advance to satisfying and financially rewarding
employment or to a related area of further studies. We are
constantly working to ensure that our programmes, facilities
and equipment are updated to meet the ever changing needs of
students and ongoing advances in technology.
All Further Education courses at Marino College are conducted
on our Connolly House Campus in North Strand Road, Dublin 1.
I hope that you will find this prospectus helpful as you search for
the course that is right for you. If you require more information
please browse our website which will contain the most up-to-date
information. You can also call our information office and speak
to course tutors and if you wish, arrange a personal visit to the
college. It will be a pleasure to show you around.
Wishing you every success,
Blake Hodkinson
Principal
Check website www.marinocollege.ie for

up-to-date- information
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
19 GRAPHIC DESIGN AND ILLUSTRATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
20 THEATRE PERFORMANCE
GENERAL INFORMATION
22 BEAUTY THERAPY
INTRODUCTION TO NURSING STUDIES
24 BACK TO EDUCATION INITIATIVE COURSES
DENTAL NURSING
26 BACK TO EDUCATION INITIATIVE COURSES
10 EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION

11 TRAVEL AND TOURISM
12 BUSINESS AND DIGITAL MARKETING
13 MEDICAL AND ADMINISTRATION STUDIES
14 LEGAL ADMINISTRATION STUDIES
15 ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN ADMINISTRATION
16 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/PA
17 PHOTOGRAPHY PORTFOLIO PREPARATION
18 JOURNALISM WITH PHOTOGRAPHY
27 APPLICATION FORM FOR ALL COURSES
GENERAL INFORMATION
Centre Location
Marino College of Further Education is located at the Five Lamps,
North Strand Road, Dublin 1. This centre is known as Connolly
House and is just a few minutes walk from Connolly Railway
Station, Busaras and OConnell Street See How To Get To
Connolly House on Page 23.
Application Procedures
Application for all courses should be made directly to Marino
College, Connolly House, 171 North Strand Road, Dublin 1 or
apply online at www.marinocollege.ie, or complete the application
form on page 27 and return to college.
Interviews
All eligible applicants will be interviewed. You may need to bring
a portfolio to some interviews. Please check the prospectus and
web-site for additional details.
In addition, students are liable for a 200 participation

contribution, imposed on all PLC courses. The following
categories of student are exempt from paying the contribution.
Full current medical card holders in their own right and their
dependent children.
Those who are eligible under the student grant Scheme
Those in receipt of the Back to Education Allowance or
VTOS allowances.
Please note evidence that you are in receipt of any of the above
must be provided before an exemption can be implemented.
Therefore, initially only those who produce a full medical card
in their own right will be exempt. All others must pay the 200
contribution and it will be refunded when their eligibility is
confirmed.
Policy Statement
Marino College is committed to equality of opportunity in all its
practices, policies and procedures.
First round of Interviews in early March.
Garda Vetting
Course Costs
Registration fees apply. However it is important that students
should budget to cover the cost of the various student services
- similar to the requirements of Third Level colleges. These costs
include examination fees, insurance, registration charges, books,
and where required - uniforms and specialised equipment. Details
of these charges are available on request from the college. There
are no fees for tuition. No refund of course costs will be issued
after 30th September.
Students applying for courses involving working with children

and or vulnerable adults, are required to undergo Garda Vetting
procedures prior to commencing placements. If, as a result of the
outcome of the Garda Vetting procedures, a student is deemed
unsuitable to attend clinical or other professional placement, he/
she may be required to withdraw from the course.
Post Leaving Certificate (PLC) Maintenance

Grants
Students attending full-time approved courses at Marino College are eligible to
apply for a maintenance grant. The Grant is based solely on income and where
students wish to proceed with an application it is necessary to apply to ones local
Education and Training Board.
Back to Education Allowance

The Back to Education Allowance is a scheme which enables anyone in receipt
of benefits eg Jobseekers Allowance or One Parent Family Payment to enrol on
a Post Leaving Certificate or Adult Education course and continue to keep their
benefit. For more information on the schemes you can contact your local Social
Welfare Office.
Back to Education Initiative

The Back to Education Initiative provides part-time Further Education Programmes
for young people and adults. The aim is to give people an opportunity to combine
return to learning with family and other responsibilities. Priority is given to early
school leavers, participants can retain their benefits and there are no course
charges.
Career Guidance & Counselling

All students may avail of a Career Guidance and Counselling Service. This service
assists students to make decisions regarding their future career options or further
study. A Counselling service is available to students on an individual basis to
address issues of personal concern.
Student Activities
Students enjoy participation in various College activities such
as the planning and operation of the Five Lamps Arts Festival,
preparing and assisting with Photographic and Artwork
exhibitions.
Social activities are generally co-ordinated by course tutors and

are an integral part of college life. Students from each course
group elect a student representative to participate on the Student
Representative Council (SRC). This Council meets on a regular
basis throughout the year to discuss matters of interest to the
students. The SRC is also responsible for organising various
social and fundraising activities within the College. A member of
the Council is nominated to represent the students on the City of
Dublin VEC Sub-Committee for Marino College.
Progression
The Higher Education Links Scheme (HELS) facilitates
progression to a variety of higher education courses via specific
FETAC Level 5 and 6 Certificates. Under this scheme a number
of places are reserved by higher education institutions for FETAC
applicants for entry to a range of 3rd level courses, see CAO.ie
and Fetac.ie for further information.
INTRODUCTION TO
NURSING STUDIES
Aims
This is a preparatory course for students who intend to go on to
further training for the four year degree in Nurse Training both
in Ireland and UK. The course introduces students to subjects/
topics commonly studied for the nursing profession.
Entrance Requirements
Leaving Certificate standard, including Leaving Cert Applied.
Science subject desirable. Grade C in ordinary level Maths
ismandatoryfor entry to UK Nursing Degree programmes. All
eligible applicants will be interviewed. Academic requirements
may be waived for mature applicants.
Course Content Includes

Anatomy & Physiology
Infection Prevention and Control
Human Growth and Development
Care Skills
Communications
Nursing Theory and Practice
Word Processing Level 5
Work Experience (1 day / week)
Future Prospects
Currently there are approximately 72 places offered to students
who successfully meet the FETAC criteria for nurse training in
Irish Universities. This criteria applies to all colleges who run
the FETAC Level 5 Introduction to Nursing Studies Course. To
maximise career opportunities for our students, Marino College
has also developed strong relationships and links with the
following UK Universities.
Course no
Duration
Award

138
One year full-time course
FETAC Level 5 Award 5M4349
Certificate in Patient Moving and Handling
Anglia Ruskin University Cambridge

Middlesex University
University of West London
Edge Hill University, Liverpool
Glamorgan University, Wales.
Leeds Bradford University
University of South Hampton
Throughout the years we have seen many students successfully
undertake their Nurse Training in Ireland and the UK. Many
Students progress to full nursing qualifications, whilst other find
employment in the broader health care setting. Students who
achieve the award can work as health care assistants in hospitals
and other institutions.
Assessment & Certification

FETAC level 5 Certification awarded by QQI
Patient Moving and Handling
Certificate in Adult CPR
Employment
Many Students progress to full nursing qualifications whilst others
find employment in the broader health care setting.
Work Placement
Work experience is an essential part of the course whereby
students will spend time during the year in a suitable place of
employment.
DENTAL NURSING
Aims
This accredited course in Dental nursing is designed to
prepare students for a career as a dental nurse and encourage
participants to gain a recognised professional qualification.
During the course you will be able to experience the role of the
Dental Nurse in a variety of dental settings.
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate standard. NB Applicants must note that

having Leaving Cert Biology is desirable.
All eligible applicants will be interviewed. Mature applicants
welcome. Students that present for interview must have good
spoken and written English or agree to undergo Literacy
Assessment.
Please note that Marino College is an equal opportunities
educational setting and can provide additional support as
required. Students must have regular access to computer and
internet facilities for completion of course work.

Both the practical skills and the theory of course will follow
the National Diploma Examination Syllabus. There will be
no classes during June, July and August this time is allowed
for students to gain further clinical experience and meet exam
entry requirements. Between September and January of the
following academic year, you will be expected to attend College
one evening per week for examination preparation classes (this
will incur a separate fee) NEBDN written examinations are held
on completion of year one in November and January.
Course no 362
Duration
16 months
Award
NEBDN Irish Diploma in Dental Nursing

The curriculum includes the following:

Anatomy and physiology
Clinical Dentistry 1&2
Infection prevention and control
Dental and Medical Emergencies
Restorative Dentistry
Endodontic
Radiography
Professional development
Orthodontics
Dental ethics and Legislation
Paedodontics
Oral Surgery
Geriodontology
Communication in dentistry
Dental Materials
Record of experience
Oral health Education

and Promotion
OSCE Preparation
Dental Anxiety and Patient

Management
Special needs dentistry
Health and Safety
Prosthodontics
Work Placement
Students will undertake continuous clinical placement two
days per week working in a Dental Practice over the duration
of the course. This arrangement ensures that students will
acquire the necessary clinical experience in dealing with the
demands of the surgery. All students will be Garda vetted and
will require Hepatitis B vaccination for work placement. As the
vaccination process takes approximately four months, students
should bear this in mind when preparing for work placement
starting in early October.
Future Prospects
Occupational First Aid Certificate as recognised by the Health

and Safety Authority.
There are excellent opportunities for students to follow after

qualifying as a dental nurse such as careers as Dental Nurses
in General Dental Practices, Community Dental Clinics and
Dental Nursing in Dental Hospitals for those who complete the
National Diploma.
Assessment of theory and practice is continuous throughout the

course. However, final qualifications are dependent on success
in the NEBDN Irish Diploma in Dental Nursing (NEBDN). This
Course consists of lectures, tutorials, practical classes and
demonstrations, simulations with use of Phantom Head Dental
Manikin and problem based learning.
A Record of Experience from NEBDN (UK) must be completed
and signed off by a registered Dentist from your work experience
over the 1 year for entry to the final NEBDN Examinations.
Your dentist must agree to undertake an online witness training
programme with NEBDN. On qualifying, students are eligible
to apply for registration with the General Dental Council (GDC)
UK and the Irish Dental Council (IDC)
It is also a useful bridge to careers in Oral Health Education,

Special Needs Dental Nursing and Dental Hygiene. Successful
students are also encouraged to extend their qualifications
through participation in a variety of post qualification certificate
courses: BSC in Dental Practice Management with Oral Health
Promotion at Athlone Institute of Technology (AIT)
Certificate in Oral Health Education
Certificate in Dental Radiography
Dental Hygienist
Orthodontic Therapist
Certificate in Conscious Sedation Nursing
Certificate in Special Needs Dental Nursing
EARLY CHILDHOOD
CARE AND EDUCATION
10
Aims
This two-year course is designed to prepare students to work
competently, safely and effectively with young children. It is ideal
both for school-leavers and mature people seeking a formal
qualification. Having successfully completed year one, students
can, depending on performance at level 5, progress to the
FETAC Level 6 Early Childhood Care and Education Award.
Course no
Duration
Award

137
Two year full-time course
Year Two Students work experience takes place in creches

and pre-schools two days per week.

Further Education and Training Council (FETAC) awarded
by QQI.
Future Prospects
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate standard including Leaving Certificate Applied
and interview.

Year One
Year Two
Child Development
Early Childhood Curriculum
Child Health and Well Being
Supervision in Childcare
Early Care and Education Practice
Work Experience
Work Experience
Early Childhood Arts and Culture
Early Childhood Education and Play Child Development

Creative Arts for Early Childhood
Communications
Communications
Special Needs Assisting
Occupational First Aid
Childhood Social Legal & Health

Studies
Word Processing
Work Placement
Year One Practical training is provided which is closely
integrated with all aspects of the course.
Year One Students who successfully complete this course

may, depending on results, progress to the Level 6 second year.
Where students wish to progress to employment, there are
opportunities that include working in Practical Employment in PreSchool Centres, Day Nurseries, Creches, Child Care Residential
Centres, Hospitals and as Nannies. There are links with related
courses in Institutes of Technology in Ireland and the Degree
course in Early Childhood Studies DIT, DCU, NUIM and others.
Year Two Employment in a supervisory role in Creches, PreSchools, etc.
TRAVEL AND TOURISM
Course no
Duration
Award

140
Diploma in International Travel Studies IAOT
Aims
This is a one year full-time course which gives students the

opportunity to gain the necessary skills to work in the travel
business or a tourism related area. The course has been
designed in partnership with the International Academy of Travel
(I.A.O.T). The emphasis is on practical training combined with
the development of business and administration skills.
Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC)

Level 5 awarded by QQI.
IAOT Diploma in International Travel Industry Studies.
The Diploma is equivalent to 10 IATA Points.
Entry Requirements
and interview.

FETAC Level 5
IAOT
Marketing
Cabin Crew/Check-In Training
Tourism Information and

Administration
Travel Agency Practices
Principles and Practice of Selling
Passenger Services
Database Methods
Fares & Ticketing
Word Processing
Amadeus
Tourism Principles and Practice
Airport Training Day
Work Experience
Professional Grooming/Beauty Care
Customer Service
Work Placement
Work placements with Travel Agencies, Airline Offices and
Hotels.
Future Prospects
Graduates from Travel and Tourism course are securing
employment in areas such as Cabin Crew, Passenger
Reservations, Travel Agencies plus Airlines & Handling agencies.
Students who attain their full FETAC Level 5 Award will have
an opportunity to progress to third level institutions or to join
the Advanced Certificate in Administration Course (Level 6)
at Marino College.
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BUSINESS WITH DIGITAL

MARKETING
12
Course no 132
Duration
Award

Aims
Work Placement
Are you interested in social media? Do you want to develop a

career which combines your love of technology with a fulfilling
professional life? Marino college can help you.Marino college
have developed a new course in Computers and Business
with a focus on Digital Marketing. The course will give students
the skills to enable them to gain employment in the marketing
communications and business sectors. After studying in
Marino college students will have a grounding in marketing and
digital marketing techniques, business administration, website
development and social media analysis.
One day per week throughout the year students obtain work in
commercial areas.
The course also offers students a great foundation to enable

them to progress to the more specialised diplomas/degrees
Institutes of Technology and Universities. Marino College has a
direct link with the National College of Ireland which offers our
students specialised route of entry.
Entry Requirements
and interview.

Digital Marketing
Marketing Practice
Business Administration Skills
Desktop Publishing
Communications
Web Authoring
Work Experience
Word Processing
Spreadsheets
Book-keeping

awarded by QQI.
Future Prospects
Successful students will have the skills to meet the demands of
the modern digital workplace and will be in a position to seek
employment in a wide range of organisations such as new media
companies, community organisations, charities, and commercial
enterprises who want to improve their digital media presence.
Also students are using this course to progress to other Third
Level courses especially in the Dublin Institute of Technology and
National College of Ireland in order to obtain a Business Degree.
Marino College has a direct link with National College
of Ireland (NCI) where students can progress to a diploma
or degree course. Alternatively, students have the opportunity
to advance to the FETAC Level 6 Course - Advanced Certificate
in Administration at this College.
MEDICAL AND
ADMINISTRATION STUDIES
Course no
Duration
Award

136
FETAC Level 5 Certificate in Office
Administration 5M1997 - awarded by QQI

Aims
Work Placement
This course provides students with the skills and knowledge

to perform administrative work in the medical, dental and general
healthcare sector. This course has a good history of graduates
gaining employment in general medical and dental practices.
Students from this course have also been successful in their
application for dental nursing in Marino College having the
experience of this course behind them.
Students will spend at least two weeks in a medical/health

service environment in order to gain practical first-hand
experience.
Entry Requirements
Future Prospects
Leaving Certificate or equivalent. For mature applicants, practical

experience will be considered in lieu of formal qualifications. All
applicants whose first language is not English will be required
to take an English test before being accepted for the course.
On completion of the course students have excellent prospects

for employment both in the public and private areas of the health
service sector. Students who have attained their full FETAC Level
5 award may have an opportunity to progress to the Advanced
Certificate in Administration (Level 6) at Marino College. In
addition, students who are interested in further study can apply
through the FETAC link scheme to progress to Higher Education
in a third level college.

Medical Terminology
Word Processing
Audio Transcription
Text Production
Work Experience
Information & Administration
Communications
Spreadsheet Methods
Legal Practice & Procedures
Digital Marketing

awarded by QQI.
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LEGAL ADMINISTRATION
STUDIES
14
135

Aims
This course is designed to prepare students for employment in

legal, commercial and industrial companies, as well as the public
service. It is ideal for students wishing to achieve a high level
of proficiency in secretarial and administration skills.
Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC Level 5)

awarded by QQI.
Entry Requirements
experience will be considered in lieu of formal qualifications.
Applicants whose first language is not English will be required

Course no
Duration
Award

Legal Practice and Procedures
Communications
Spreadsheet Methods
Medical Terminology
Text Production
Word Processing
Audio Transcription
Work Experience
Digital Marketing
Work Placement
Students will spend at least two weeks in Solicitors firms/
Insurance Companies or organisations with a Legal Department
in order to gain practical first-hand experience.
Future Prospects
This course prepares students to work in Solicitors offices,
legal departments of commercial concerns and insurance
companies. Students who attain their full FETAC Level 5 award
may have an opportunity to progress to the Advanced Certificate
in Administration (Level 6) at Marino College. In addition,
students who are interested in further study can apply through
the FETAC link scheme to progress to Higher Education in
a third level college.
ADVANCED CERTIFICATE
IN ADMINISTRATION
Course no 417
Duration
Award

with project management
Aims
This one year course is intended as a follow on for those who
have completed FETAC Level 5 in Business Studies or
a related area. It aims to provide advanced training in a number
of computer applications, to develop the learners business and
management skills and an understanding of his/her role in the
modern business world. The course builds upon and enhances
the skills gained at Level 5, taking this to a new level of expertise,
increasing the learners confidence and professional practice and
in turn broadening employment prospects and career promotion
possibilities.
With the IT and business management skill sets from this course,
and additional areas of Project Management, Event Management
and Public Relations, the learner will develop and experience
real life projects, affording a well rounded education and training.
Learners will be given an opportunity to plan and manage events
in the highly successful Five Lamps Arts Festival based at
Marino College(www.fivelampsarts.ie)and other enterprises
throughout the year. Also one day per week is dedicated to
a professional work experience, enhancing experience and
creating further opportunities.
Entry Requirements
Level 5 Certificate in Computer and Business Studies or related
area. Mature students with relevant experience are welcome
and will also be considered for suitability. All applicants will
be interviewed.
Course Content YEAR ONE

Level 6 Modules
Project Management
Leadership
Administration Practice
Spreadsheet Methods
Event Management
Word Processing
Work Experience
Text Production
Public Relations
Audio Typing
Business Law

Level 6 awarded by QQI.
Future Prospects
Successful students from this FETAC Level 6 Administration
Certificate with Project Management may continue with further
studies through the special link with the National College of
Ireland.
Alternatively, successful students will be equipped to seek
employment in any modern office in the following areas and
industries: Project Management, Event Management, Clerical/
Administrative, Legal, Data Processing, Health Services, Banking,
Insurance, IT sector etc.
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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/
PA
16
Course no
Duration
Award

135

Aims
The work of an executive secretary or personal assistant is very

varied and this course will give you the IT and administrative skills
required to build a career in this exciting profession.
Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC Level 5)

awarded by QQI.
Future Prospects
Entry Requirements
experience will be considered in lieu of formal qualifications.
Applicants whose first language is not English will be required

Legal Practice and Procedures
Communications
Digital Marketing
Medical Terminology
Word Processing
Work Experience

Text Production
Audio Transcription
Spreadsheet Methods
Work Placement
Students will complete a two week work placement in
a business environment in order to gain first-hand experience.
On completion of the course students have excellent prospects

for employment as an executive secretary/personal assistant.
Students who have attained their full FETAC Level 5 award may
have an opportunity to progress to the Advanced Certificate
in Administration (Level 6) at Marino College. In addition,
students who are interested in further study can apply through
the FETAC link scheme to progress to Higher Education in
a third level college.
PHOTOGRAPHY
PORTFOLIO PREPARATION
Course no 139
Duration
Award
FETAC Level 5 Award EPXXX

Aims
Work Placement
The aim of this course is to help students produce an excellent

photographic portfolio. Students are encouraged to explore in
detail various photographic themes through project-based work.
As part of the assessment students produce an exhibition of their
work at the end of the year.
One day per week throughout the year will be spent in suitable
place of employment. In order to complete this work, students will
be required to undertake a number of field trips.
As well as the core photographic theory, camera control, lighting,

darkroom and digital darkroom techniques, students are taken
on a visual journey of contemporary and historic photographic
practice to aid the development of their own photographic style.
Leaving Certificate level or equivalent.

History of Photography
Work Experience
Photography - Portraiture
Media Analysis
Image Processing
Communications
Photography Techniques
Appreciation of Art
Digital Photography

awarded by QQI.
Future Prospects
Students use their portfolio to apply to DIT, IADT, University of
Wales or other British Universities for the degree in Photography
or other related courses. The portfolio course is also suitable for
students who wish to produce an excellent collection of work in
order to pursue a career in photographic practice.
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JOURNALISM WITH
PHOTOGRAPHY
18
Course no 414
Duration
Award

Aims
Work Placement
This course is designed for those who wish to pursue careers in

the areas of journalism, photo-journalism and photography. This
course aims to give practical experience in editing, layout of print
production and publishing through the collaborative production
of the college magazine which will be produced at the end of the
second term. They will learn to integrate a range of journalistic
skills including the ability to publish for different media platforms
including websites, blogsites, social media and print.
One day per week for 10 weeks will be spent in suitable place
of employment. Students will undertake photographic
assignments relevant to newspaper, magazines and other
publications. Students produce the college newsletter.
Future Prospects

and interview.
Having secured experience and skills in journalism and

photography, students may wish to use this as a foundation
for entry into further studies, including degrees. Other students
may also seek direct employment in the area of photography,
journalism, communications and public relations.

Research Skills for Journalists
Digital Photographic Production
Technical Skills for Journalists
Photography
Writing Skills for Journalists
Communications
Desktop Publishing
Work Experience
Media Analysis
Public Relations
Digital Marketing

awarded by QQI.
This course allows students to apply for a place on Degree

courses in Journalism and Media in Universities and IT colleges
both in Ireland and in the UK.
GRAPHIC DESIGN AND

ILLUSTRATION
Course no 415
Duration
Award

ART & DESIGN PORTFOLIO PREPARATION
Aims
Work Placement
The aim of this course is to help students to produce a highly

creative and informed portfolio of graphic design work. Students
will explore the practical and theoretical study of graphic design
across a broad range of media, through project based work.
Work experience will be organised by students throughout the

course year where they will have the opportunity to work in the
field of art and design.
The course is aimed at providing a stepping stone for students

who wish to progress to third level education in the area of art
and design or who wish to directly pursue a career in the area of
graphic design.
Leaving Certificate standard including Leaving Certificate
Applied. All applicants will be interviewed.Itis also
recommended, but not entirely necessary to have studied art at
leaving cert level.Students should demonstrate, at interview, an
ability in visual arts via a basic portfolio of work relating to art and
design, particularly drawing skills.

Drawing
Printmaking
Graphic Design Skills
Desktop Publishing
Design Skills
Image Processing
Appreciation of Art, Craft & Design
Communications
Work Experience
Painting
Typography

awarded by QQI.
Future Prospects
Graduates of this course have gone on to study degree courses
in Visual Communications, Fine Art and other related courses
in institutions such as DIT Mountjoy Square, NCAD and IADT
Dun Laoghaire. Graduates are also eligibleto join Year 2
of the Graphic Design Higher National Diploma in Colaiste
Dhulaigh College of Further Education and progress to a degree
qualification validated by the University of Wolverhampton. Entry
requirements: Interview and Portfolio of Course Work.
This course is also suitable for students who wish to directly
pursue a career in the area of graphic design.
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THEATRE PERFORMANCE
Course no 133
Duration
Award

20
Aims
Work Placement
This course is designed to give you a foundation in a broad range

of theatre practices to help develop your skills and confidence in
performance techniques. A childrens play at Christmas written by
writer-in-residence Niamh Gleeson (Dear Frankie) and a classical
play in spring at the Sean OCasey Theatre form a major part
of the course to enable learning in a friendly and professional
atmosphere. A range of dance techniques are offered and
students will devise group and solo work. Over the course
of the year students avail of workshops with leading theatre
practitioners including a master class with course patron director
and writer Mr. Peter Sheridan. By the end of the course, students
will have a collection of work in preparation for interviews and
auditions and we will offer guidance on further studies in theatre
and drama. Having secured experience and skills on the course,
students may use this as a foundation for entry into further
studies including acting and drama degrees.
Throughout the year students are involved in every aspect of

their college productions. Students can also avail of industry
related work experience in event management during the
annual Five Lamps Arts Festival, a yearly event which includes
opera, traditional music, walking, classical music, visual art and
community projects. www.fivelampsarts.ie
Leaving Certificate standard including Leaving Certificate
Applied. All students will be interviewed.

Acting Skills and Technique
Theatre Studies
Performance Craft
Communications
Theatre Performance Skills
Work Experience
Dance Techniques
Stage Management and Administration
Directing

Further Education and Training Awards FETAC awarded by QQI.
Future Prospects
Past students have gone on to study in Trinity College, UCD,
DCU, NUI Maynooth, NUIC, DIT, Tralee Institute, Belfast Institure
of HE, Winchester University, Edgehill University Liverpool, New
York University and ARTSTRAIN with NAYD in Dublin. In some
cases students have gone into professional theatre work directly
from Marino College. Recent graduates have appeared with
Druid Theatre Company, Fair City (RTE), Sweet Media Production
Company, Maylin Theatre Co, and the Irish Film Festival LA. All
students who successfully complete this course are guaranteed
a place in Swansea Metropolitan University with exceptional
students getting into the second year of their Honours Degree
Programme. Successful students have the opportunity of
auditioning for the Five Lamps Theatre Company, associated with
Marino College.
The Five Lamps Theatre Company

The Five Lamps Theatre Company is a professional theatre
company formed by course director Roisin Lonergan and
writer Niamh Gleeson (Marino College writer-in-residence
since 2002). To date the company have producedThe
Telephone Exchange(National tour 2007-2009),The
Mariettas2009,andDear FrankieActors audition for the
company and then workshop ideas with Niamh Gleeson for a
short period prior to the writing of each play. The company was
inspired by the number of exceptional students that the Marino
Theatre Performance course has yielded, though any actor is
welcome to audition for roles.
A beautiful, smooth piece of theatre...hugely entertaining
John Murray RTE Radio
The play stands alone as a fabulous piece of entertainment and
theatre.
Patricia Redlich, Sunday Independent
Dear Frankie is a homage to a lost age of great radio, when
intimacy on air was something real, not faked. And its a proud
tribute to the lonely struggles of generations of Irish women
Irish Independent
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BEAUTY THERAPY
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Course no
Duration
Award

666
Two year full-time course
ITEC Beauty Specialist Diploma Level 2
ITEC Holistic Massage Diploma Level 3
ITEC Facial Electrical Treatments Diploma Level 5
FETAC Level 5 Award FETAC Level 6 Award
Aims
Course Content - Year One
The Beauty course in Marino is ideal for students who wish to

pursue a career within the Beauty Industry. We offer students
an ideal opportunity to train to the highest standard for the
ITEC Beauty Specialist Diploma, Facial Electrical Treatments
and Diploma in Holistic Massage, and toward a Full FETAC
Level 6 award in Beauty in Year 2. Marinos Beauty course
houses both theoretical and practical work. Our Beauty course
provides students with a thorough understanding of anatomy and
physiology, providing in-depth understanding of the structure and
functions of the entire human body, in addition to various modules
in business, personal effectiveness, retail selling and many more.
We also offer Beauty students in-house training and product
knowledge to ensure our students are kept up-to-date with the
ever-changing world of Beauty.
Skin and Eye Care (ITEC)
Waxing
Make-up (ITEC)
Retail Selling
Product Knowledge
Body Massage
Business Awareness and

Professional Ethics (ITEC)
Case Studies
Work Experience
Personal Effectiveness
Manicure and Pedicure
Our examination body, ITEC, have a strict attendance requirement

which must be met to register for both theory and practical
exams. It is compulsory that students complete a portfolio of case
studies as part of their internal assessment which is verified by
ITEC. NB No case studies - no exam.
Leaving Certificate standard, including Leaving Cert Applied.
Home economics or a science subject desirable. All eligible
applicants will be interviewed.Academic requirements may be
waived for mature applicants.
These modules are not exclusive and are subject to change.
Course Content - Year Two

Manicure & Pedicure (ITEC)
On Site Massage
Waxing (ITEC)
Facial Electrics (ITEC)
Case Studies
Holistic Body Massage (ITEC)
Product Knowledge
Indian Head Massage
Optional Beauty Therapy courses

availablae throughout the year
These modules are not exclusive and are subject to change.
Work Placement
Work experience is an essential part of the course whereby
students will spend time during the year in a suitable place of
employment. It is the responsibility of the individual student to
secure a placement in the industry for 1 day each week between
September and December.

On completion of this two year course students will receive the
following: International Therapy Examination Council (ITEC) Beauty
Specialist Diploma Level 2
ITEC Holistic Massage Diploma Level 3
Level 5 and Level 6 Modules awarded by QQI
Future Prospects
There are a wide variety of opportunities for students who
successfully complete this course as ITEC qualifications are
recognised by the Beauty industry internationally. Career
opportunities include working in Beauty Salons, Cruise Liners,
Self Employment, Cosmetic Counters, Hotels, Leisure Complexes
and Spas. Students who successfully obtain their diplomas from
Marino College can progress to further studies in Beauty and
Complementary Therapies eg. ITEC International Diplomas Indian Head Massage, Hot Stone Massage, Epilation, and many
more.
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INITIATIVE COURSES
24
Part Time Day Courses

Child Care
Healthcare
Retail Skills
Computers with Office Skills
Benefits
You gain a recognised qualification
Increase your career prospects and employment
opportunities
No course expenses (subject to eligibility)
Learning at your own pace
Learning new skills
Develop your confidence and self-esteem
Help and support with all course work
Attendance will not effect your benefits
Requirements
Must be in receipt of Job Seekers Benefit/Allowance, One Parent
Family Allowance or other social welfare payment
Early Childhood Care and

Education - FETAC Level 5 Code 5M2009
Modules include:
Art and crafts in early childcare
Early Care & Education Practice
Child Development
Early Childhood Education & Play
Child Health and Wellbeing
First Aid
Communications
Work Experience
Health Care Support - FETAC Level 5

Code 5M4339
Modules include:
Care Support
Care Skills
Safety and Health at Work
Occupational First Aid
Care of the Older Person
Communications
Work Experience
Infection Prevention and Control
Certification for all courses is from the Further Education and
Training Awards Council (FETAC). Ideal for working as health
care assistant in hospitals, nursing homes, home help etc.
Retail Skills - Fetac Level 4

Code DHSSX
Modules include:
Retail Sales Techniques
Customer Service
Team-working
Workplace Safety
IT Skills
Personal & Interpersonal Development
Communications
Work Experience
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INITIATIVE COURSES
26
Information & Communication

Technology Skills FETAC Level 4
Fast-track to IT (FIT)
Modules include:
Microsoft Office
Word Processing
Text Production
Internet & Emai
Spreadsheets
Database
Computer Applications
Information Technology Skills
Mathematics
No previous experience necessary.
Certification for all courses is from the Further Education
and Training Awards Council (FETAC).
APPLICATION FORM FOR ALL COURSES

Please complete one application form for each course
you wish to apply for.
Name of Course
Please tick the box:

LC
First Name
Surname
Address

Telephone
Email
Mobile
Date of Birth
Male
Details of Your Leaving Certificate Achievements
LCVP
LCA
Leaving Certificate Year

Subject
Please list
Level
H
Leaving Cert Applied Year

Subject
Pass
Merit
Dist
Irish
English
Maths
Female
Nationality
Country of birth
Next of Kin
PPS* Number
*Application cannot be processed without the PPS number.
Second Level Education

Last School
Years Attended
To
Address
School Roll No
Any Further Education

Name of College
Name of Course
Address of College

Years Attended
FETAC Level Hetac Level
Any Employment since completing Education
Name of Employer
Address of Employer

Years Employed
6 - 12 months
Medical Information
The college has a duty of care to each student. It is essential that
relevant medical details are disclosed and recorded at this stage
below.
Confidential details of Medical Information

I declare that the information given by me is true and accurate:
Unemployment
If currently unemployed please tick one box
0 - 6 months
Total credits
over 12 months
Signed
Date
RETURN THIS FORM TO: The Secretary, Marino College, Connolly House, 171 North Strand Road, Dublin 1.
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Bus Routes to Connolly House
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15
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27B
29A
31A
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27X
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31B
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Connolly House is a short walk from
Marino college shall not be responsible for any errors in or omissions in this brochure. The college
reserves the right to revise amend or delete courses and other details published in this brochure.
See www.Marinocollege.Ie for up-to-date information
Busaras
5 minutes
Connolly - DART & LUAS

Railway Station
5 minutes
The Spire in OConnell

Street
10 minutes
Marino College, Connolly House, a city centre

location, is just a few minutes walk from
Connolly Station.
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MARINO COLLEGE
OF FURTHER EDUCATION
Connolly House
171 North Strand Road
Dublin 1
Tel:
Fax:
Email:
Web:
00 353 1 8557116
00 353 1 8554064
marinofe@eircom.net
www.marinocollege.ie
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MARINO COLLEGE

Marino College first opened its doors to students in 1936. In the

Marino College of Further Education Prospectus

Courses in Marino College are designed to help you establish

Check website www.marinocollege.ie for

19 GRAPHIC DESIGN AND ILLUSTRATION

INTRODUCTION TO NURSING STUDIES

24 BACK TO EDUCATION INITIATIVE COURSES

26 BACK TO EDUCATION INITIATIVE COURSES

10 EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION

27 APPLICATION FORM FOR ALL COURSES

Marino College of Further Education Prospectus

In addition, students are liable for a 200 participation

First round of Interviews in early March.

Students applying for courses involving working with children

Post Leaving Certificate (PLC) Maintenance

Back to Education Allowance

Back to Education Initiative

Career Guidance & Counselling

Marino College of Further Education Prospectus

Social activities are generally co-ordinated by course tutors and

Course Content Includes

Infection Prevention and Control

Human Growth and Development

Nursing Theory and Practice

Word Processing Level 5

Work Experience (1 day / week)

Anglia Ruskin University Cambridge

Assessment & Certification

Marino College of Further Education Prospectus

Leaving Certificate standard. NB Applicants must note that

Course Content Includes

The curriculum includes the following:

Clinical Dentistry 1&2

Infection prevention and control

Dental and Medical Emergencies

Dental ethics and Legislation

Oral health Education

Dental Anxiety and Patient

Special needs dentistry

Health and Safety

Assessment & Certification

Occupational First Aid Certificate as recognised by the Health

There are excellent opportunities for students to follow after

Assessment of theory and practice is continuous throughout the

It is also a useful bridge to careers in Oral Health Education,

Year Two Students work experience takes place in creches

Assessment & Certification

Marino College of Further Education Prospectus

Course Content Includes

Early Childhood Curriculum

Child Health and Well Being

Early Care and Education Practice

Early Childhood Arts and Culture

Early Childhood Education and Play Child Development

Special Needs Assisting

Occupational First Aid

Childhood Social Legal & Health

Year One Students who successfully complete this course

TRAVEL AND TOURISM

Assessment & Certification

This is a one year full-time course which gives students the

Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC)

Course Content Includes