What is Community Education?
Community Education refers to adult education and learning generally outside the formal education sector, with the aims of enhancing learning, supporting empowerment and contributing to civic society.
The purpose of the Community Education Scheme is to assist community and voluntary groups to deliver a range of education activities for disadvantaged adults within their community.
The Community Education Programme provides the following services:
- Direct Provision of Courses – assist groups in the planning and organising of courses, including providing tutors, planning sessions and funding courses.
- Working in conjunction with CDPs to provide longer term training for people throughout the county.
- In May each year, the ETB administers a Community Education Grants Scheme – community groups make applications for funding for Community Education Programmes in their area.
Who do we work with ?
We work with Community groups , voluntary groups, lone parent groups, disability groups, active retirement groups, parents groups, Family Resource Centres, women’s groups, men’s groups, CDPs.
Funding is available for Community Education programmes through either the ALCES budget or the BTEI budget. If you wish to arrange courses in your centre/for your group, why not make an appointment for the CEF to come out to talk to your group and she will help you decide on the best course of action for your group.
Contact Details
If you are interested in developing education and training programmes suited to the learning needs of your group please contact the Community Education Facilitator in your area:
| Co Monaghan | Co Cavan |
|---|---|
| Carol Kelly | Gemma Brady |
 |
 |
| Community Education Facilitator Cavan and Monaghan ETB Administration Offices Market Street Monaghan |
Community Education Facilitator
|
| Tel: 047 71914 Email: carolkelly@cmetb.ie |
Tel: 049 4361881 Email: gemmabrady@cmetb.ie |
Programmes Offered
Cavan |
|
Monaghan BTEI and Community Ed courses 2019/2020 |
|
Regional Tour Guiding Course |
Share