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 7.00pm Thursday 21 September 2017

Expand+€390.

All course fees are stated in the relevant course details in this prospectus. Except where stated course fees cover the cost of tuition only and refer to the course or academic year as appropriate.

Additional fees may arise during the co...

Hide-€390.

All course fees are stated in the relevant course details in this prospectus. Except where stated course fees cover the cost of tuition only and refer to the course or academic year as appropriate.

Additional fees may arise during the course for photocopying, books etc.

Some courses require students to pay additional registration/examination fees separately (and in some cases directly) to the accrediting professional body. This is noted in the course details in this prospectus. It is the responsibility of each student to ensure that such fees are paid on time. The Department of Lifelong Learning cannot be held responsible in instances where this does not occur.

Expand+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...

Hide-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+Single Subject – SPORTS INJURIES NFQ LEVEL 6 (5 Credits)

This module investigates Sports Science and its role in health, exercise and sporting performance.

This module introduces the students to the discipline of Sports Science and its role i...

Hide-Single Subject – SPORTS INJURIES NFQ LEVEL 6 (5 Credits)

This module investigates Sports Science and its role in health, exercise and sporting performance.

This module introduces the students to the discipline of Sports Science and its role in health, exercise and sporting performance. The module is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to conduct and interpret a range of fitness tests that are appropriate for the general population and the sporting population. The module also focuses on teaching the students basic exercise physiology so that they can understand the scientific principles underpinning programme design and enhanced performance.

On successful completion of this module the learner will be able to:
• Identify and discuss the components of fitness that are essential for health and for optimal performance in a variety of sports and athletic events.

• Conduct a needs analysis and set appropriate training goals for athletes, team sports, or members of the general population.

• Explain the scientific principles underpinning training programme design.

• Set up, deliver and interpret a range of field based fitness tests for the general population, athletes, and team sports.

Intended For
Fitness professionals, coaches, athletes.