The mosaics class: Maria Glynn, Laura McGrath and Nicola Suffen.
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Kenneth McDermott (health and safety awareness), Thomas Anthony Keena (general learning) and David Colgan (component cert).
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Caroline Cornally (LWETB adult education officer) presented Doaa Kaskus with the learner of the year award.
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Thomas McGrath, Joanne Cullen, Brian Broughan and Catherine Burns got component certificates for life science horticulture.
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The participants in the follow up to the latch on programme. Back row: David Hogg, Kevin Kennedy, Gerard Lynch and Stephen Walsh. Front row: Monica O’Gorman, Emily Quinn and Hannah Smith.
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The year 1 latch on students. Back row: Evan Cunningham, Francis Rooney, David Corroon and Louise Muldoon. Front row: Aideen Butterly, Emily Jennings and Sarah Cully.
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Certs for ongoing further education were presented to, back row: Bushura Al Mustapha, Masouda Arafa Arif, Noha Abou Farrag. Front row: Mayada Ahamed, Doaa Kaskas and Sherin Elshika.
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QQI major awards for general learning went to John McNally, Kim Martin and Masouda Rafa Aref.
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Momamad Bashar (quantitative problem solving), Padraic Fitzpatrick (visual art) and Yussef Alaalsailh (quantitative problem solving).
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The LWETB staff. Back row: Leanne Halligan, Valerie Beck, Charmaine Healy, Doris Campbell, Dave Fahy, Denise Muldoon and Siobhan Toan. Front row: Antonine Healy, Liz Johnson, Caroline Cornally and Suzanne Ledwith.
Students from Longford and Westmeath’s Further Education and Training Centre in north Westmeath celebrated their learning achievements on Thursday 1 May in the Annebrook House Hotel, Mullingar.
Learners achieved QQI Major Awards in multiple subjects, as well as individual QQI Awards in Computer Skills, Horticulture, Mathematics, Visual Art, Health and Safety Awareness, Reading, Writing, Person Safety, Listening and Speaking, Mosaics, Food Choice and Health and Non-Verbal Communications. Additional awards for achievement and participation were also awarded.
The awards were presented by Antonine Healy, director of Further Education and Training for LWETB.
Ms Healy was also the guest speaker at the ceremony.
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