Expand+Depending on which course you choose, you can apply online at www.ait.ie or through the use of the application form at the end of this book. At the top of each course in this prospectus you will find an icon denoting which way to apply.

For assis...

Hide-Depending on which course you choose, you can apply online at www.ait.ie or through the use of the application form at the end of this book. At the top of each course in this prospectus you will find an icon denoting which way to apply.

For assistance with this please contact us on 090 6483050 or email lifelonglearning@ait.ie and we will guide you through this process.

Institute staff and representatives of Professional Bodies will be available on this evening to provide additional information on courses, answer queries and to offer guidance and assistance.

However be aware that we invite you to contact us anytime during the year for guidance and advice.
Alternatively, students may: forward a completed application/registration form (see back of this prospectus), including the appropriate fee, to the Department of Lifelong Learning. Please note that postal applications and enquiries are welcome by the Department from May 1st to September 13th.

Early registration is advisable, as the number of places on many courses are limited. Applications will be dealt with in order of receipt either by post or in person.

An information and registration evening will take place at the Institute from 5.30pm to 8.30pm on: Thursday 7 September 2017

Commencing
Tuesday 19 September 2017, Plus one Saturday per month

Expand+Participants who attend more than 75% of the scheduled classes will receive an Institute Certificate of Attendance on request.

Refund Policy:
Please note: The onus is on the student to notify the Department of Adult and Continuing Education in w...

Hide-Participants who attend more than 75% of the scheduled classes will receive an Institute Certificate of Attendance on request.

Refund Policy:
Please note: The onus is on the student to notify the Department of Adult and Continuing Education in writing in the event of their withdrawing from their course for any reason as soon as is practicable.

Short courses (3-12 weeks):
A full refund will be given if requested one week before course commencement. A refund less administration fee (25%) will be given if requested where one class of the course has taken place. Refunds are not available thereafter.

For courses of 13 weeks or more:
A full refund will be given if requested one week before course commencement. A refund less administration fee (25%) will be given where two classes of the course have taken place. Refunds are not available thereafter.

Please Note: Requests for refund of course fees must be made in writing to the Department of Adult and Continuing Education. A 25% administration fee is charged as per the above refund policy. Receipts must be produced when requesting a refund of course fees.

Cancelled Courses:
As all Adult Education classes must be self-financing, Athlone Institute of Technology reserves the right to cancel any class that is not financially viable prior to commencement. All registered students will be notified and all fees will be refunded automatically.

Expand+Certificate In Accommodation And Front Office Management NFQ Level 6 (60 Credits)

This programme develops students technical, accommodation, hospitality, interpersonal, and front office knowledge skills

This programme has been designed by the ...

Hide-Certificate In Accommodation And Front Office Management NFQ Level 6 (60 Credits)

This programme develops students technical, accommodation, hospitality, interpersonal, and front office knowledge skills

This programme has been designed by the Department of Lifelong Learning to support those who are considering applying for jobs with Center Parcs, Longford and/or other Hospitality providers in the Midlands. Center Parcs, have advised that they will require up to 1000 staff in a variety of roles namely 50 roles in Retail, 240 roles in food and beverage, 250 roles in Leisure, 300 roles in Housekeeping, 60 roles in Administration, 50 roles in Guest services and security, 50 roles in Maintenance and Landscaping. All roles expected to commence by 2019.

Aim of Course
The aim of this programme is to provide an opportunity for students to develop the technical, accommodation, hospitality, interpersonal, and front office knowledge, skills and competencies required for a variety of job opportunities in the hospitality sector.

The programme intends:

• To provide the students with a knowledge of those business disciplines and skill areas which form the basis for a successful career in the accommodation and front office area of the hospitality sector.

• To develop the students’ understanding of the environmental factors which impact upon the hospitality sector, the innovation culture, the growth, and the success of modern business organisations.

• To enhance students’ awareness of customer service and environment, health and safety management appropriate to the modern hospitality business environment.

• To cultivate a culture of responsibility, professionalism and innovation among students.

Institute Induction
Please note: Institute induction is on Saturday 23 September 2017 from 9.30am to 1.00pm. Attendance on that date is compulsory.