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NATIONAL EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT
TRAINING CENTRE
Academic Brochure - 2013
WELCOME TO
NED TRAINING CENTRE!
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About NED Training Centre
About Ireland
About Dublin
Accreditations - University of Cambridge
Accreditations - LCCI from EDI
Accreditations - ABE
Accreditations - IAM
Accreditations - ICM
NED Training Centre Services & Social Programme
NED Training Centre Facilities & Accommodation
Student ID Card
Visa to study in Ireland
Index
About
NED Training Centre
NED Training Centre or National Employee Development Training Centre is a
private and independent training centre, established to provide quality academic
education. The name “National Employee Development Training Centre” explains
the main objectives of the training centre—to provide the best vocational educa-
tion. The training centre helps you to apply learning from real life experiences and
make them more relevant for the work place of today and the future.
NED Training Centre is proud to offer access to the skills and knowledge which
help individuals and organisations to make a quality contribution to the Irish and
global knowledge economy. NED Training Centre’s small class sizes, friendly staff
and excellent learning support centre ensure that students get the best start on
their tertiary learning journey. We deliver practical, relevant qualifications de-
signed to enhance your career and employment options.
You will find that we are also creating the future here. Our teaching staff are
specialists in their fields and we are investing in exciting new technology to ensure
that we will be at leading edge in training and learning in Ireland.
Our Passion for the future is based on solid foundations. NED Training Centre’s
training is enhanced by the positive industry relationships we develop. NED Train-
ing Centre aims to work closely with employers so that we and they are confident
that our graduates have the skills they need to succeed in the work place.
You will find that everyone who works at NED Training Centre is committed to
making it a supportive and friendly place to learn. You will find inspiration and
support here, as well as an excellent education. We look forward to welcoming
you.
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About
Ireland
The Republic of Ireland (or Poblacht na hEireann, in Irish), has a population of more
than 4.4 million with Dublin having more than 1.1 Million. It has with a land area of
around 70,273 km and it’s one of the least densely populated countries in Europe.
The Country has a relatively mild climate with average temperatures ranging on
average from 7 °C (45 °F), in January to 22 °C (72 °F) in July. The official languages
are English and Irish, although English is predominant.
Ireland has made a significant contribution to world literature. Modern Irish fiction
began with the publishing of the 1726 novel ‘Gulliver’s Travels’. Other writers of
importance are Oscar Wilde, Bram Stoker (author of the 1897 novel ‘Dracula’) and
James Joyce, who published his most famous work ‘Ulysses’ in 1922.
Irish traditional music has remained vibrant and retains many traditional aspects. It
has influenced various music genres, such as American country and roots music, and
to some extent modern rock. Ireland has also produced many internationally known
artists: The Corrs, The Cranberries, U2 and Damien Rice.
Irish cuisine was traditionally based on meat supplemented with vegetables and
seafood. The potato eventually formed the basis of many traditional Irish dishes.
Ireland is famous for the full Irish breakfast, which involves a fried meal consisting of
bacon, egg, sausage, pudding, and fried tomato.
Gaelic football and hurling are the traditional sports of Ireland as well as most
popular spectator sports. Soccer is the third most popular spectator sport and has
the highest level of participation.
Irish people are well known worldwide for their warmth and their hospitality which
welcomes everyone.
About
Dublin
Dublin is the capital city of Ireland and also the largest. The English name is
derived from the Irish name Dubh Linn, meaning “black pool”. It is a primate city
with an urban population of over 1 million, containing almost 25% of the country’s
population. Dublin is situated near the midpoint of Ireland’s east coast, at the
mouth of the River Liffey, and at the centre of the Dublin Region.
Originally founded as a Viking settlement, it evolved into the Kingdom of Dublin
and became the island’s primary city following the Norman invasion. The city
expanded rapidly from the 17th century and for a brief period was the second
largest city within the British Empire and the fifth largest in Europe. After the Act
of Union in 1800, Dublin entered a period of stagnation, but remained the eco-
nomic centre for most of the island. Following the partition of Ireland in 1922, the
new parliament, the Oireachtas, was located in Leinster House. Dublin became
the capital of the Irish Free State and later of the Republic of Ireland.
Similar to the other cities of Cork, Limerick, Galway, and Waterford, Dublin is
administered separately from its respective county and has its own city council.
The city is currently ranked 29th in the Global Financial Centres Index and is listed
by the GaWC as a global city, with a ranking of Alpha, placing Dublin among
the top 30 cities in the world. It is a historical and contemporary cultural centre
for the country, as well as a modern centre of education, the arts, administration,
economy and industry.
EDUCATION
Dublin is the primary centre of education in Ireland, with three universities and
many other higher education institutions. There are 20 third-level institutes in the
city. Dublin was European Capital of Science in 2012.
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Accreditations
University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations
University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations (Cambridge ESOL) offers the world’s most
valuable range of English qualifications. Cambridge ESOL is part of Cambridge As-
sessment, a not-for-profit department of the University of Cambridge and Europe’s
largest educational assessment organisation. Cambridge has 400 staff worldwide in
19 countries. Their extended network includes more than 2,700 centres and 20,000
examiner’s.
NED Training Centre offers you full Cambridge exam suite including IELTS, FCE and
CAE. IELTS is the proven English test. IELTS is recognised by more than 6000 institu-
tions in over 135 countries. NED Training Centre offers English courses at a variety of
levels where students will develop language skills in line with the Common European
Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). We have five levels and no matter
what your ability is, there is a place for you. Our current courses are:
NED Training Centre Class Alligment With CEFR
IELTS 9 (C2)
EFB - PRELIMINARY
LEVEL 1.1 (Beginners)
LEVEL 1.2 (Elementary)
LEVEL 2 (Pre Intermediate)
IELTS 4 (B1)
IELTS 4.5 (B1)
IELTS 5 (B1)
IELTS 5.5 (B2)
IELTS 6 (B2)
IELTS 6.5 (B2)
IELTS 7 (C1)
IELTS 7.5 (C1)
IELTS 8 (C1)
LEVEL 3 (Intermediate) PET
KET
FCE
CAE
LEVEL 4 (Upper Intermediate)
LEVEL 5 (Advanced)
EFB - LEVEL ONE
EFB - LEVEL TWO
EFB - LEVEL THREE
A1
A2
B2
A1
B1
C1
EFB - LEVEL FOUR
Accreditations
LCCI - International Qualitications from EDI
EDI - Education Development International
EDI is an accredited Awarding Body and leading international education company
with a wide range of products and services including vocational and professional
qualifications both within the UK and internationally through LCCI.
LCCI International Qualifications are trusted and valued by universities employers
and professional bodies the world over. Every year around 250,000 candidates
choose LCCI International Qualifications to provide evidence of their ability across a
variety of fields.
Over 5,000 schools, colleges, universities and private training companies in over 120
countries are approved to deliver LCCI International Qualifications.
LCCI International Qualifications have been offered globally for over 100 years and
are awarded by EDI, one of the UK’s leading award English bodies. EDI is accredited
by the British Government and works closely with Ministries of Education around the
world.
LCCI’s range includes English for Business (EFB), English Language Skills Assessment
(ELSA), JETSET and Spoken English for Industry and Commerce (SEFIC). All are aligned
to the Common European Framework (CEF) and used worldwide by employers and
universities as evidence of language proficiency.
At NED Training Centre you can study the following:
- English for Business (EFB) Preliminary level
- English for Business (EFB) Level One
- English for Business (EFB) Level Two
- English for Business (EFB) Level ree
- English for Business (EFB) Level Four
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Accreditations
ABE - Association of Business Executives
The Association of Business Executives (ABE) is a professional mem-
bership body and an examination board. ABE develop business and
management qualifications at QCF UK Level 4 Diploma, Level 5
Higher Diploma, Level 6 Graduate/Graduate Integrated/Extend-
ed Diploma and Level 7 Postgraduate Diploma. ABE qualifications provide progression
routes to degree and Masters programmes worldwide.
ADVANTAGES
All ABE qualifications are developed in consultation with relevant sector skills councils and
employers. We keep pace with the fast-moving business world, reflecting the latest and
most relevant educational thinking. We take a practical approach to learning and aim to
create the professionals of tomorrow.
BUSINESS STUDENTS
ABE is recognised as an Awarding Body by the UK Government’s regulator, the Office of
Qualifications and Examinations Regulations (Ofqual), as well as equivalent bodies world-
wide, and its qualifications are all on the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF).
More than 50,000 students now study ABE qualifications worldwide every year.
Courses Oered by NED Training Centre from ABE:
The Business Management programme is a comprehensive and detailed pro-
gramme which covers the knowledge and skills required in modern business prac-
tice. The programme will provide you with an appreciation of the theoretical issues
involved in the study of business. Major topics covered in the Business Manage-
ment programme include management, marketing, economics and accounting.
This programme links business principles with sector expertise by introducing you
to the principles and practice of modern tourism. The programme goes further to
explore issues such as ecotourism and sustainable development. Students hold-
ing this qualification will be confident in applying key business and management
concepts to this growing sector.
The Human Resource Management programme introduces you to the academic
disciplines that underlie the effective management of the human resource and
proceeds to explore the theory, practice and strategy of human resource man-
agement.
The programme introduces students to the crucial role that marketing plays in
business development. Holders of our Marketing Management qualifications will
have a good knowledge and understanding of the key principles of marketing
and will be able to relate this to the workplace.
Business Management
(QCF level 4, level 5 & level 6)
Travel, Tourism & Hospitality
Management
(QCF level 4, level 5 & level 6)
Human Resource Management
(QCF level 4, level 5 & level 6)
Marketing Management
(QCF level 4, level 5 & level 6)
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Accreditations
General English / Business English / Cambridge Preparation
IAM - Institute of Administrative Management
Established in 1915, the Institute of Administrative Management is the only profes-
sional body for both practising and aspiring Administrative Managers.
Students and Members are professional who are responsible for the management of:
Systems, Human Resources, Communication, Information, Technology, Facilities, Train-
ing & Development and Finance.
IAM qualifications and Membership of the Institute will provide you with the expertise,
knowledge and practical skills to sustain your competitive advantage.
The IAM supports managers (and aspiring managers) at all levels. Our aim is to im-
prove both personal and organisational performance through a systematic approach
to Professional Development.
Exists to promote the science of Administrative Management in all its branches for the
public benefit.
Qualifications and ongoing self development programmes are about the effective
and efficient development, implementation and management of the organisation’s
systems and resources to achieve its goals and objectives.
NED Training Centre oers you the chance to study:
- IAM Certicate in Administrative Management (UK level 3)
- IAM Diploma in Business Administration Management (UK Level 4)
- IAM Advanced Diploma in Administrative Management (UK level 5)
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ICM - Institute of Commercial Management
ICM is the leading professional body for Commercial and Business Development
Managers. ICM was founded in 1979. It is a fully accredited QCA/Ofqual warding
and examining body for business and management students.
BUSINESS STUDENTS
For business students, ICM’s educational programmes, qualifying examinations and
awards provide qualifications which are globally recognised. ICM provide qualifica-
tions and Awards at Certificate, Diploma, Advanced Diploma and Postgraduate levels.
Courses Oered by NED Training Centre from ICM:
- Commercial Management: Certicate, Diploma, Advanced
Diploma, Graduate Diploma.
- Business Studies: Certicate, Diploma, Advanced Diplo-
ma, Associate Degree.
- Accounting & Finance: Certicate, Diploma, Advanced
Diploma, Associate Degree.
Accreditations
Equate to pre-A Level qualifications. Any four Single Subjects can be converted to
a Business Studies Group Certificate while eight can be converted to a Business
Studies Group Diploma (by application only).
Equates to a pre-degree qualification (similar to A Levels, Foundation Certificate
or Access programmes).
Allows access to level 1/year 1 of an Honours degree.
Equates to level 1 of a degree. Allows direct entry into level 2/year 2 of an ap-
propriate Honours degree programme.
Equates to level 2 of a degree. Allows direct entry into level 3 (final year) of an
appropriate Honours degree programme.
Equates to level 3 of a degree. Allows direct entry into an appropriate postgradu-
ate (Masters Degree) programme.
The Human Resource Management programme introduces you to the academic
disciplines that underlie the effective manage- ment of the human resource and
proceeds to explore the theory, practice and strategy of human resource man-
agement.
Single Subjects
ICM Certif
ICM Diploma
ICM Advanced Diploma
ICM Graduate Diploma
ICM Postgraduate Diploma
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NED Training Centre
Services
NED Training Centre offers a wide range of student services. Our cheerful and friend-
ly multilingual staff are available to assist students with:
- Airport pick-up to accommodation
- Medical insurance applications
- Visa documentation and advice
- Flat sharing
- Bus passes
- Further study
- Career advice
- Independent travel
- Anything else we can do to help you
We also provide a hospitality area which is open to all students who wish to drop in a
for a chat. All students receive full orientation on their arrival in Dublin.
Social Programme
NED Training Centre organises activities for students that are fun, informative and
educational. Look out for school announcements; check at reception, or on the school
notice-boards to find out the time and type of activity for each week.
Some activities are free, but there may be a fee for some of the bigger activities. The
school will always subsidise the bigger activities to ensure that they are cheaper than
by any other means. All students are encouraged to take part as our activities allow
you to get to know your fellowv students and teachers better.
NED Training Centre
Facilities
The Student lounge is a great place to relax with other English students and school
staff. Students have free access to microwave ovens, a refrigerator and a snack vend-
ing machine. The school computer lab is open at all times. With no queuing to use a
computer. There’s a wealth of fantastic material available to help you learn English at
all levels. With a very user-friendly interface you can work on your English grammar,
vocabulary, pronunciation, listening or reading anytime before or after school. You
can also enjoy a wide selection of DVD movies with English subtitles, another fun and
effective way to improve your English.
Accommodation
Our aim is to make you feel at home in Ireland. Your accommodation is an extremely
important part of your whole experience. The different locations where we accom-
modate students are all close to public transport, shopping centres, supermarkets and
banks. With NED Training Centre you can rest assured that we will provide you with
quality accommodation that best suits your needs.
NED Training Centre oers a variety of accommodation. ese com-
prise of:
- Home stay with host families
- Student residences
- Apartments
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Student ID Card
The Student ID Card is Ireland’s largest National student ID and discount card
offering exclusive discounts of up to 40% off Irish Rail, Dublin Bus, DART and LUAS
as well as offering over 200 retail discounts nationwide on production of the card
in-store as well as online using your unique card number. The Student ID Card is
available to all full time second and third level students.
WHY GET IT?
- The Student ID Card is a photo ID that proves you are a student.
- The biggest reason to buy the Student ID Card is for the exclusive travel
discounts as you can not get these travel discounts with any other card. For
example:
LUAS Normal Price
30 Day [Red/Green]
Student Saving Price
35%
DUBLIN BUS
30 Day [Rambler]
Student Saving Price
25%
There are over 200 retail discounts available with your Student ID Card and they work
hard on students behalf to ensure offers are of real value for the card holders.
For example:
No other card can get you a discount with McDonald’s, Boots, O2, the Lash Bar and
Student ID Card holders also receive a 15% discount with Champion Sports.
Visa to study in Ireland
For non EU students:
- Proof of Educational Qualifications
- Copy of Student’s Passport
- Application form with personal details
If the application is successful the college will send the student a “letter of Invita-
tion” (conditional offer letter) confirming acceptance to the course and this will
include the cost of tuition fees
As soon as the tuition fee has been received, the school will issue an enrolment
letter and an insurance policy. The letter will confirm course details, start date,
payment of tuition fees, medical insurance and accommodation (if requested by
student).
STUDENTS FROM SCHEDULE ONE COUNTRIES:
CAN APPLY FOR A STUDENT VISA IN IRELAND
On the student’s departure to Dublin, they must be in possession of the original
conditional offer letter and enrolment letters.
Once the student arrives at Dublin Airport, Immigration Officials will check the
authenticity of the college letter and verify your details with the College directly.
Immigration officers will also check that you have sufficient funds. Once they are
satisfied they will stamp your passport with a one month visa.
After settling in students should seek all the documentation that is needed to get
the final visa.
STUDENTS FROM SCHEDULE TWO COUNTRIES:
MUST APPLY FOR A VISA PRIOR TO ENTERING IRELAND
Once students receive the conditional offer letter and the enrolment letter, they
can then prepare the application for a “Student Visa”. Visa applications should
be submitted to the Irish Embassy or Consulate in, or accredited to the country in
which you normally reside.
If there is no Irish Embassy or Consulate in your country of permanent residence
or home State, please contact your nearest Irish Embassy or Consulate for further
information as to where your application should be sent.
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