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The next course taking place in Longford is The White Goods Service Engineering – QQI Level 6 programme on Monday, February 2. File photo
If you want to begin a new career this year or progress further in your field of work, then the Further Education Training (FET) course hub has a variety of courses you can avail of to help you achieve your goals.
You will learn from experienced instructors and develop the expertise necessary to help you go further.
All courses can be viewed on fetchcourses.ie
Just tailor the list for your location and preferences. There are courses to suit every age and availability.
The next course coming up is The White Goods Service Engineering – QQI Level 6 programme which is scheduled to begin on Monday, February 2.
This practical course will equip you with the skills to install, maintain, and repair domestic appliances, as well as prepare you to work independently and confidently in a rapidly growing industry.
Spaces are limited, and applicants must attend a short course briefing to assess suitability.
To register your interest, please phone the Longford EDI Centre on 090 65 000 60
If you have questions, email courserecruitment@lwetb.ie
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