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Chairperson of Tipperary ETB and President of ETBI Cllr Roger Kennedy, Chief Executive of Tipperary ETB Clodagh Kelly and ETBI’s Paddy Lavelle. Photo by Maxwells Photography.
Members of Tipperary's Education and Training Board (ETB) recently attended the organisation's National Strategy Launch in Dublin.
Pictured above is Chairperson of Tipperary ETB and President of ETBI Cllr Roger Kennedy, Chief Executive of Tipperary ETB Clodagh Kelly and ETBI’s Paddy Lavelle at the launch of Education and Training Boards Ireland's Strategy (2025-2028) in City of Dublin FET College Cathal Brugha.
The launch took place on November 25, where the new strategy outlined the vision and direction for Ireland's 16 Education and Training Boards over the next three years for those who attended.
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ETBI is the national representative association for Ireland’s 16 Education and Training Boards, including Tipperary ETB. Collectively, ETBs provide education and training to over 32,000 learners across primary, post-primary, further education and training, and youth services nationwide.
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