Community Based Training:
RSTC run a number of community based training courses in partnership with local communities and organisations. This training is offered to learners who may require additional support.
Community Training Centre (CTC) - to assist early school leavers to move towards employment by providing training which leads to nationally recognised qualifications. Working closely with your tutor, you will decide on a training plan for your career path.
Participants are primarily young people between 16 - 21 years of age, who have left school without completing formal examinations and who are keen to gain a qualification.
Local Training Initiatives (LTI) - offers training in a number of vocational areas such as sport and recreation, furniture restoration, childcare, healthcare, IT, film and media etc. Projects are located throughout the Louth and Meath areas.
This programme is open to anyone who is unemployed over the age of 16.
The following are a list of current Local Training Initiatives:
CREATE, Drogheda Training Initiative, Early School Leavers Opportunities, Job Focus, Lifestyle Focus Your Future, Muirhevnamor Training Initiative, Navan Career Start, Meath Opportunities for Training.
Specialised Training Provider (STP) - provides vocational training courses which target the needs of people with disabilities. They provide learner focused training and related services to individuals who require more intensive support than would be available in non-specialist training provision.
These training programmes are open to all, irrespective of the nature of the disability. There is different criteria applied depending on the learner's situation with the Department of Social Protection. Access to programmes is also possible for people with a disability not in receipt of a DSFA payment.
Please call 042 9355700 for more information.
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