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BTEI awards night held in the Crowne Plaza. Photo: Ken Finegan/www.newspics.ie
LMETB’s Back to Education Initiative (BTEI) in Louth celebrated the achievements of over 170 learners, who completed QQI accredited courses ranging in levels 3-5, in the 2021-2022 academic year.
BTEI provides part-time Further Education and Training courses for young people over 16 years and adults.
The initiative aims to give people an opportunity to combine a return to education and training with family, work and other commitments.
The BTEI Awards Ceremony on Thursday September 22nd was a celebration of the fantastic achievements of all those who made a return to education in 2021/2022 and completed courses in a wide range of subject areas.
The graduates from across the Louth region qualified in a range of disciplines including Information Technology Applications, Youthwork, Bookkeeping, Early Childhood Care and Education, Health Service Skills and many more.
A series of special awards were also presented, by BTEI Coordinator, Alanah Kirk, to a number of learners for their outstanding achievements during their time with BTEI Louth. “Congratulations to all our Graduates of 2022”, a LMETB spokesperson said.
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