Leinster College was founded with a vision to become a centre for students from all over the world and is dedicated to preparing its students to meet today’s national and international skills requirements.
The world is changing and Ireland is changing with it. The world is opening up to everybody through education, the learning of new languages, travel and tourism, and international business. Computer Science is now commonly acknowledged, in economic as well as cultural sectors, as one of the necessary skills of modern life.
New dynamics, new settings, new ways of working and new possibilities are emerging for those proficient in these disciplines, both locally and globally. Leinster College provides a unique educational and cultural environment in which to pursue your ambitions and to acquire these new skills, along with the ideas and confidence to achieve your goals and have a future in today’s business and economic world. Leinster College provides easy local access to learning opportunities and is strongly rooted in the local community we work to deliver innovative learning that meets the needs of individuals, communities and employers.
At Leinster College your journey towards these goals will be supported throughout by a personal tutorial system which is designed to assist students and facilitate the acquisition of necessary skills to pursue your chosen career. Our commitment is in helping students to build success into their lives, they become part of the exciting process of extending their awareness and understanding of the many possibilities which exist for further study.
Leinster College courses are awarded by highly regarded awarding bodies such as Edexcel, CMI , ILM , ABE and City & Guilds. Our campuses provide modern classrooms coupled with highly qualified and experienced lecturers utilising academic study materials that prepare individuals to meet the ever-changing demands of today’s global marketplace.
Students at Leinster College enjoy the support of all the staff. The College has a friendly, personal atmosphere. The staff get to know the students well and take an interest in their progress and well-being. In particular, the course tutors will monitor students’ academic progress and ensure that any problems are identified and discussed as early as possible. Students can also speak to the Principal about any serious personal problems or issues they have with the course. Leinster College also has a student affairs officer whose role is to provide students with non-academic support and assistance.
It is our intention that students learn to be active and independent explorers of knowledge. In this way, students will develop the skills of questioning, problem solving and of communication. They will graduate equipped with the skills for lifelong learning.