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Ballsbridge College
of Further Education
Prospectus 2021-22
Business
Property
Psychology
Event Management
Criminology
Marketing
Human Resources
Social Studies
Health
Community Development
Multimedia
English (EFL)
Ballsbridge College of Further Education
Principal’s Welcome
I am very pleased to introduce the Ballsbridge College Prospectus for 2021/2022. It will, I hope,
give a comprehensive description of all the activities of the college and will help you make an
informed decision about your future.
Our college has changed considerably in recent years in order to meet the challenges that
present themselves due to the introduction of new technology in the workplace and changed
economic conditions. New programmes have been introduced, and our facilities have been
upgraded to the highest standards to meet these new demands. We have excellent computer
facilities, student support services and extra curricular programmes. The college is very proud of
achieving the status of a Green-Campus in 2013, becoming one of only a handful of further and
higher education institutes in Ireland to have done so.
We have always been recognised for our links with employers. We are continuing this
association by ensuring that our students have the skills that are required in the business
environment today. The college has developed a very successful Erasmus+ programme which
provides students with the opportunity to gain work experience in Amsterdam or Hamburg.
Students also have the opportunity to apply for an exciting entrepreneurship internship
programme in Barcelona, Spain.
Ballsbridge College is open and welcoming and each year we have an energetic and
enthusiastic group of students. If you are a school leaver, an adult returning to education
or an international student in Ireland, there is a course in the college to suit you. There are
opportunities here for everyone and I invite you to look at our courses and choose the one that
suits your needs.
All our courses are certified by Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI) and all successful
students will achieve full national certification. Join the many students who have attended the
college in the past and who have used the qualifications obtained in Ballsbridge College to
begin a new phase in their chosen career path.
The college is a small friendly place in a central location. We are well served by bus, DART,
and LUAS connections. I am delighted to welcome you to any of our courses that begin in
September 2021.
Ruth O’ Doherty
Principal
Contents OPEN DAY
Wed 20th January 2021
11am–3pm
Enrolment Process, 02 Computing and Multimedia
College Services and Key Dates Level 5
Courses Administration Skills for Business 26
Web Design and Multimedia 27
Graduate Profiles 28
Business
Level 5 Education and Training
Business Studies 5 Level 5
Business Studies with Chinese 6 Foundation Teaching 29
Digital Marketing 7 Level 6
Event Management 8 TEFL with Business Management 30
Entrepreneurial Skills 9
International Financial Services 10
Human Resource Management 11 English
Marketing, Advertising & Management 12 English (EFL) & Business Communications 31
Level 6 Graduate Profiles 32
Advanced Certificate in Business 13
Advanced Certificate in Event Management 14
Graduate Profiles 15
Property
Level 5
Social and Community Studies Auctioneering, Estate Agency and Valuation
Property Management
33
34
Level 5 Level 6-Apprenticeship
Applied Psychology 18 Auctioneering and Property Services 35
Criminology & Social Studies 19
Health Sector Studies 20
Health, Nutrition and Fitness 21
International Aid and Development 22
Visit the Ballsbridge College website at:
Level 6 www.ballsbridgecollege.com
Community Development - Level 6 23
Graduate Profiles 24 Email us at info@ballsbridge.cdetb.ie
Enrolment Process,
College Services and Key Dates
What does QQI mean?? What does it cost? How is my course certified?
All courses offered in Ballsbridge College Costs are kept to the minimum. For QQI courses are placed within the new
are certified by Quality Qualifications Ireland 2021/2022 the standard charge is €240 plus National Framework of Qualifications
(QQI). a Government charge of €200, introduced by (see www.nfq.ie).
DES in 2011. Current Medical Card holders
What do I need to apply? and their dependents; those approved for a
Can I use my QQI Award to
In general you need to have a minimum student grant and those approved for BTEA continue to Higher Education
of 5 passes at ordinary level in the Leaving and VTOS are exempt from paying the €200 courses?
Certificate or its equivalent. Applications Government levy.
are welcome from students with Leaving Yes, there are approximately forty Higher
The €240 charge covers a number of costs Education Institutions including Universities,
Certificate Vocational, Leaving Certificate
including certification and exam entry. Institutes of Technology and private colleges
Applied or QQI Level 4 qualifications.
Exceptions can be made where special offering places on a variety of courses to
Can I get a grant? QQI certificate holders. Further information
circumstances apply. The Leaving Certificate
Yes. Grants are available to eligible students. is available at http://www.qqi.ie/Articles/
is not a requirement for mature students and
Eligibility depends on individual financial Pages/Higher-Education-Links-Scheme-
appropriate experience can be considered as
circumstances and a grant must be applied (HELS).aspx. Intending applicants are
being equivalent to the Leaving Certificate.
for, through Student Universal Service Ireland advised, at all times, to confirm linked
How do I apply? (SUSI), see www.susi.ie awards, any additional module requirements,
applications processes and scoring systems
Apply online at https://www. Can I attend and continue to
ballsbridgecollege.com/apply from with the Admission Offices of the participating
receive Social Welfare? Higher Education Institutions or visit
December. You will be contacted by a
Two special programmes exist that may allow www.cao.ie
member of staff to discuss your application.
applicants who are receiving benefit to attend
a course and continue to receive payments. Job Opportunities
Where can I get more information?
The first is called VTOS (Vocational Training Many students attend the college to attain
On the college website at skills for progression into the jobs market. A
Opportunities Scheme) and the second is
www.ballsbridgecollege.com or from your course in Ballsbridge College will give you
called BTEA (Back to Education Allowance).
Career Guidance Counsellor in school or by those skills. Through this system, the college
Applicants must fulfil certain criteria to be
contacting the college directly at 01 668 4806 has made excellent contacts with many
eligible. Places are limited so early application
or info@ballsbridge.cdetb.ie employers, who approach the college, with
is advisable.
permanent job vacancies. Students can also
There are no course charges for students
avail of internship opportunties abroad. The
under the VTOS scheme. BTEA applicants with
track record of students from our college
a current medical card or BTEA approval, pay
getting permanent positions in prestigious
€240 to the college, for course charges.
companies is second to none.
Information on VTOS and BTEA is available
from the college and on the college website.
How to Find Us From Walkinstown, Kimmage, Terenure, Dart:
Rathgar, Rathmines Lansdowne Road stop, 5 minutes from
Bus: No 15A (via Barrow St, Ringsend, 15 minute walk the college
From the City Centre to the college) Luas:
No. 4, 7, 7A, 120 From Ballyboden, Rathfarnham, Rathgar, Beechwood stop (Green Line) is a 15 minute
No. 145, 46A (via Donnybrook, 5 minute walk to Rathmines walk from the college
the college) No 15B (via Barrow St, Ringsend, 15 minute walk Irish Rail
From Monkstown, Deansgrange, Blackrock, to the college)
From Kildare/ Newbridge Stations
Merrion Road From Castleknock, Clonsilla, Corduff, Ongar,
Blanchardstown, Dunboyne, Dunshaughlin Commuter to Dublin Heuston, No. 145 (via
No. 4 Donnybrook, 5 minute walk to the college)
From Phibsborough No.37, 38, 38A, 38B, 39, 39A, 70 (via Baggot St, 10
minute walk to the college) From Meath/Laois/Louth
No. 4 InterCity to Dublin Connolly Station, change
From Malahide, Portmarnock
No. 46A (via Donnybrook, 5 minute walk to the for DART to Lansdowne Road, 5 minute walk to
college) No. 32X (via Donnybrook, 5 minute walk to the college)
college)
From Brides Glen Luas Stop, Carrickmines, Walking:
Ballybrack, Sallynoggin, Killiney, Glenageary, From Swords
Ballsbridge College is a 20 minute walk
Glasthule, Loughlinstown, Dun Laoghaire, No. 41X (via Donnybrook, 5 minute walk to the from Grafton Street
Monkstown, Blackrock, Booterstown college)
Cycling:
No.7 From Doddsborough, Maynooth, Lucan,
Chapelizod Ballsbridge College offers secure bike parking
From Loughlinstown, Ballybrack,
The nearest Dublin Bikes docking station is
Salllynoggin, Killiney, Glenageary, Glasthule, No. 25, 25A, 66 (via Merrion Square 15 minute
on Mount Street, a 10 minute walk from the
Dun Laoghaire, Monkstown, Blackrock, walk to the college)
College. Bleeper Bikes is a stationless bike
Booterstown No. 25X, 66X (via Donnybrook, 5 minute walk to scheme with bikes available throughout
No.7A the college) Dublin city. To find out more go to
From Dun Laoghaire, Stillorgan From Leixlip, Chaplizod www.bleeperbike.com
No. 46A, 46E (via Donnybrook, 5 minute walk to No. 66A, 66B (via Merrion Square, 15 minute walk Car:
the college) to the college) Public parking is available in the RDS,
From Ballywaltrim, Bray, Shankill, Stillorgan From Celbridge 2 minutes from the college
No. 145 (via Donnybrook, 5 minute walk to the No.67X (via Donnybrook, 5 minute walk to the
college) college)
From Ashtown, Cabra, Phibsborough From Kilternan, Stepaside, Stillorgan
No. 120 No. 118 (via Donnybrook, 5 minute walk to the
From Harristown, Ballymun college)
No. 4 From Citywest, Tallaght
From Palmerstown, Ballyfermot, Inchicore, No. 56A, 77A (via Barrow St, Ringsend, 10 minute
Bluebell, Drimnagh, Crumlin, Kimmage, walk to the college)
Harolds Cross, Rathmines, Ranelagh From Heuston Railway Station
No.18 No. 145 (via Donnybrook, 5 minute walk to the
From Sandymount, Merrion Road college)
No.18 From Adamstown Railway Station
From Clondalkin No. 25B, 25D (via Merrion Square, 15 minute walk
to the college)
No. 51X (via Donnybrook, 5 minute walk to the
college) From Palmerstown
No. 26 (via Merrion Square, 15 minute walk to the
college)
Key Dates:
College Services:
College Services:
Facilities:
Facilities:
Seven computer rooms with high speed January
Seven computer rooms with high speed
broadband access
broadband access Wednesday 20th January 2021, 11am–3pm | College Virtual Open Day
Designated student computer time Meet with the course teachers and attend one of our seminars.
Designated
access student computer time
access Check the college website for more details
College library and partnership with
College library and partnership with local
local libraries February
libraries
High speed wireless internet access
High speed wireless internet access Wednesday 10th February 2021, 2–4pm | Enrolment Day
Student Services: Guarantee your place on your chosen course by enrolling early
Student Council Check the college website for more details
Student Services:
Sports and Cultural Activity Programme
including
Student five-a-side football, tennis,
Council March
swimming, gym access, Mandarin
Sports and Cultural
(Chinese) languageActivity Programme
for beginners, Wednesday 10th March 2021, 2–4pm | Enrolment Day
including five-a-sideand
Entrepreneurship football, tennis,
College Music and Guarantee your place on your chosen course by enrolling early
swimming & gym access, Mandarin
Choir Club. Check the college website for more details
(Chinese) language for beginners,
Student Supports:
Entrepreneurship, English Conversation April
Experienced
Club and Collegeteaching
Music andstaffChoir Club.
Course tutors
Wednesday 14th April 2021, 2–4pm | Enrolment Day
Enroll on your chosen course and discuss any questions you might have about
AllocatedSupports:
Student tutorial time the course with college tutors
Virtual learning
Experienced environment
teaching staff (Moodle) Check the college website for more details
Student Welfare offering support for
Course tutors
students with special needs May
Allocated tutorial time
Guidance and counseling service Wednesday 12th May 2021, 2–4pm | Enrolment Day
Virtual learning environment (Moodle) Another opportunity to enroll on your chosen course and discuss any questions you might
National and international work
placement
Student programme
Welfare offering support for have about the course with college tutors
students with special needs Check the college website for more details
Guidance and Counselling Service June
National and international work
placement programme Wednesday 16th June 2021, 2–4pm | Enrolment Day
Enrolments continue for remaining course places
In addition, ‘Advisory Sessions’ will take place every Wednesday afternoon, from 2.00 pm – 4.00
pm from our Open Day onwards, during term time. The sessions will either be held online or in
the college, subject to public health guidelines. Please check the college website for details.
4
I truly believe that I wouldn’t be in DCU
without the support, education, and skills I Business Studies
received from Ballsbridge College. The self-
confidence I obtained in my course gave me This course provides students with excellent knowledge of the core
the self-esteem required to succeed in a 3rd principles and practices of business. It prepares graduates of this course
level university. for progression to further studies in this area.
I would recommend any individual, from
any background, to enrol in Ballsbridge Modules such as Economics, Accounting, Law and Business Administration form the core of the
College. As long as you’re willing to put the course, complemented by Information Technology modules. Graduates of this course will be
work in, Ballsbridge College will get you to ideally suited to work in all business sectors, including accountancy firms, local government or
wherever it is that you want to go. I went the civil service, in addition to many other public and private sector organisations.
from someone who could never succeed in Higher Education Links:
education, to being the Student of the Year
in Ballsbridge. I went from someone who For information on all relevant higher education links visit www.qqi.ie, www.cao.ie and the
never made a presentation in their life to websites of the relevant higher education institutions. Intending applicants are advised at all
being a powerful public speaker. times to confirm linked awards, any additional module requirements, applications processes and
Brad Whelan, Business Studies graduate 2016, Bachelor
scoring systems with the Admission Offices of the participating Higher Education Institutions or
of Business Studies DCU visit www.cao.ie
Examples of Progression to Higher Education Full-time Courses:
Course Content
TU Dublin B.Sc. Business and Management – TU 903 (require LCE Maths O4/H7)
¨ Accounting - Manual ¨ Spreadsheets
and Computerised ¨ Business Law DCU BBus (Hons) in Business Studies- DC111 (require LCE Maths O4/H6)
¨ Funds Administration ¨ Word Processing DCU BA (Hons) in Accounting & Finance - DC115 (require LCE Maths O4/H6)
¨ Business Administration ¨ Communications
¨ Applied Economics ¨ Work Experience NCI BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance - NC022
NCI BA (Hons) Business Studies – NC009
Certification
UCD BCommerce (Hons) – DN650 (require LCE Maths O2/H6)
Awarding Body: QQI
Award Title: Certificate in Business Studies UCD BA Economics (Hons) – DN710
Award Code: 5M2102 UCD Business & Law – DN610 (require LCE Maths O2/H6)
Level: 5 - further education & training
UCD B Law – DN600
Please note the above course descriptor is subject to change.
Maynooth University Accounting & Finance -MH403 (requires LCE Maths O4/H7)
IADT Dun Laoghaire BBus (Hons) Entrepreneurship & Management – DL823
TU Dublin BBus (Hons) Business -TU 901
TU Dublin BBus (Hons) Management - TU 908
TU Dublin BBus (Hons) Accounting & Finance - TU 911
WIT Ballsbridge College has a progression agreement with WIT linking this course’s QQI award
(5M2102) to a range of WIT degrees.
Please see https://www.wit.ie/future_students/fe_progression/further-education-
progression-scheme
Part-time Courses:
Graduates may apply for part-time Management, Accounting and Finance degree programmes
in ITT.
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I really enjoyed my year in Ballsbridge
College of FE. It is a very warm and open Business Studies with Chinese*
college and I made lots of friends there. The
teachers were very supportive and always The contemporary business environment is ever changing and heavily
willing to help you. The modules I studied on
my course have provided a great foundation
influenced by geopolitical, legal, economic, social and technological factors
for my level 8 degree courses in Accounting on both a national and international scale. Students on this course will be
and Finance and it is a great feeling to equipped with the relevant skills and knowledge to cope with the rapidly
know that I can handle the coursework with
confidence, thanks to my year in Ballsbridge changing needs of the international business sector.
College.
This course provides students with a solid grounding in general business and they will develop
Soliat Allison, Business Studies graduate 2017, currently
studying Accounting and Finance at Dundalk IT working competencies in key areas such as funds administration, accounting and economics. In
addition, students will have the opportunity to study Mandarin language and Chinese culture.
Course Content Higher Education Links:
¨ Accounting - Manual ¨ Communications For information on all relevant higher education links visit www.qqi.ie, www.cao.ie and the websites
¨ and Computerised ¨ Work Experience
¨ Business Administration ¨ Chinese Language
of the relevant higher education institutions. Intending applicants are advised at all times to confirm
¨ Applied Economics (Mandarin) and linked awards, any additional module requirements, applications processes and scoring systems with
¨ Spreadsheets Culture - Beginners the Admission Offices of the participating Higher Education Institutions or visit www.cao.ie
¨ Funds Administration Course*
¨ Word Processing
Examples of Progression to Higher Education Full-time Courses:
Certification UCC Bcomm. Commerce International with Chinese Studies – CK211
Awarding Body: QQI TU Dublin B.Sc. Business and Management – TU 903 (require LCE Maths O4/H7)
Award Title: Certificate in Business Studies DCU BA (Hons) in Accounting & Finance - DC115 (require LCE Maths O4/H6)
Award Code: 5M2102
NCI BA (Hons) Business - NC009
Level: 5 - further education & training
NCI Higher Certificate in Business – NC103
*The Chinese (Mandarin) language module on this course
is delivered by Confucius Institute, UCD. It is not a QQI UCD BCommerce - DN650 (requires LCE Maths O2/H6)
programme module. UCD B Business & Law - DN610 (require LCE Maths O2/H6)
Please note the above course descriptor is subject to change. UCD B Law - DN600
UCD BA Economics (Hons) – DN 710
IADT Dun Laoghaire BBus (Hons) Entrepreneurship & Management–DL823
TU Dublin BBus (Hons) Business -TU 901
TU Dublin BBus (Hons) International Business -TU 915
TU Dublin BBus (Hons) Management- TU 908
TU Dublin BBus (Hons) Accounting & Finance- TU 911
WIT Ballsbridge College has a progression agreement with WIT linking this course’s QQI award
(5M2102) to a range of WIT degrees.
Please see https://www.wit.ie/future_students/fe_progression/further-education-progression-
scheme
Part-time Courses:
Graduates may apply for part-time Management, Accounting and Finance degree programmes
in TU Dublin.
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Course Content Digital Marketing
¨ Digital Marketing ¨ Advertising
¨ Marketing Practice ¨ Accounting – Manual Digital Marketing is one of the niche areas where the rising demand
¨ e-Business Studies and Computerised
¨ Behavioural Studies ¨ Communications for skilled professionals consistently exceeds supply. Marketing
¨ Statistics ¨ Work Experience
¨ Word Processing professionals are increasingly recognising the importance of online
Certification strategies in distributing products and services, reaching targeted
Awarding Body: QQI consumers, building interactive relationship with customers and having
Award Title: Certificate in Marketing the ability to produce measurable results.
Award Code: 5M2069
Level: 5 - further education & training This course will equip students with internet and second generation web-tool skills and
knowledge.
Please note the above course descriptor is subject to change.
Students will learn how to develop an integrated marketing approach, using both traditional
and online techniques, to successfully market a business.
Higher Education Links:
For information on all relevant higher education links visit www.qqi.ie, www.cao.ie and the
websites of the relevant higher education institutions. Intending applicants are advised at all
times to confirm linked awards, any additional module requirements, applications processes and
scoring systems with the Admission Offices of the participating Higher Education Institutions or
visit www.cao.ie
Examples of Progression to Higher Education Full-time Courses:
DCU BSc. (Hons) Marketing, Innovation and Technology –DC240
NCI BA (Hons) Marketing Practice- NC020
TU Dublin BSc (Hons) Marketing – TU 922
TU Dublin Higher Certificate Marketing - TU 675 TU Dublin - BA (Ord) Digital Marketing – TU 783
TU Dublin BA (Hons) Advertising & Marketing Communications – TU 919
TU Dublin BA (Ord) Advertising & Marketing Communications – TU 780
TU Dublin BA (Ord) Digital Marketing – TU 782
TU Dublin BA (Hons) Digital Marketing- TU 920
TU Dublin BA Digital Marketing- TU 781
WIT Ballsbridge College has a progression agreement with WIT linking this course’s QQI award
(5M2069) to a range of WIT degrees.
Please see https://www.wit.ie/future_students/fe_progression/further-education-
progression-scheme
Dundalk IT - BA Digital Marketing, Communications and Public Relations
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I discovered Ballsbridge College of Further
Education through a college fair leaflet. I Event Management
studied Event Management in Ballsbridge
with the intention of using the PLC Course as The events industry is a rapidly growing sector in Ireland and abroad.
my path to third-level education. The course
was very enjoyable and I studied challenging Demand for professional event managers has increased, as organsiations
and interesting subjects I had never seek to engage with their customers and other key stakeholders in more
studied before such as Media Analysis and
Marketing. You are challenged throughout innovative ways.
the course which I found beneficial as it This course offers students the opportunity to develop the necessary skills and appropriate
prepares you for the kind of work expected knowledge to prepare for careers in this specialised sector of the marketing industry. It also
in college. concentrates on developing skills in public relations, organisation, planning, IT and time
The year I spent in Ballsbridge was amazing management.
and after all the hard work I had put in I This course also provides a foundation in business, marketing and communication, as well as a
was offered a place on the Level 8 Event background in IT. It will provide the student with the opportunity to showcase all the knowledge
Management course in TU Dublin. I truly and skills learnt during the course through the planning, preparation and production of an
believe it was down to Ballsbridge College event.
and their committed staff in trying to help
you get to where you want to go. For that Higher Education Links:
I’m eternally grateful.”
For information on all relevant higher education links visit www.qqi.ie, www.cao.ie and the
Holly Duff, Event Managment graduate 2019, websites of the relevant higher education institutions. Intending applicants are advised at all
progressed to Event Management, TU Dublin
times to confirm linked awards, any additional module requirements, applications processes and
scoring systems with the Admission Offices of the participating Higher Education Institutions or
Course Content visit www.cao.ie
¨ Event Production ¨ Personal Effectiveness Examples of Progression to Higher Education Full-time Courses:
¨ Marketing Practice ¨ Work Experience
¨ Media Analysis ¨ Word Processing Full-time Courses:
¨ Business Administration ¨ Safety and Health
¨ Communications at Work TU Dublin BSc (Hons) Event Management -TU 954
IADT Dun Laoghaire BA (Hons) Arts Management –DL822
Certification
TU Dublin BSc (Hons) Marketing – TU 922
Awarding Body: QQI
Award Title: Certificate in Business Studies NCI BA (Hons) Marketing Practice -- NC020
Award Code: 5M2102 NCI BA(Hons) Business- NC103
NQAI Level: 5 - further education & training
TU Dublin BA (Ord) Advertising & Marketing Communications – TU 780
Please note the above course descriptor is subject to change.
TU Dublin BA(Ord) BBus Marketing -TU 783
WIT Ballsbridge College has a progression agreement with WIT linking this course’s QQI award
(5M2102) to a range of WIT degrees.
Please see https://www.wit.ie/future_students/fe_progression/further-education-
progression-scheme
8Course Content Entrepreneurial Skills
¨ Entrepreneurial Skills ¨ Accounting-Manual &
¨ Start Your Own Computerised Entrepreneurship can be described as an approach to life as well
Business ¨ Word Processing
¨ Marketing ¨ Communications as a set of business skills. It requires a person to think creatively,
¨ Advertising ¨ Work Experience
¨ Business Administration ask difficult questions and challenge established ways of working.
In addition, it is recognised that employers today wish to employ
Certification those with entrepreneurial skills as they are seen as an asset to an
Awarding Body: QQI
Award Title: Certificate in Business Studies
organisation. Thus entrepreneurial skills enhance a student’s prospects
Award Code: 5M2102 of employment.
Level: 5 - further education & training
Do you have an idea that you would like to develop into a business? Want to be your own boss?
Please note the above course descriptor is subject to change. Whatever your reasons for wanting to start or develop a business, this course will provide you
with the key skills and the practical knowledge to start, operate and grow your own business.
This course will equip participants with a range of skills and the practical knowledge required to
evaluate business opportunities, create business plans, undertake market analysis, secure start-
up or expansion finance and successfully manage an enterprise. In addition, whilst undertaking
this course, participants are offered the opportunity to set up and operate a business producing
a product or providing a service.
On completion of the course students will have greatly enhanced their potential to succeed in
their own business, work with other employers or progress to degree courses in a range of Irish
Higher Education Institutes
Higher Education Links:
For information on all relevant higher education links visit www.qqi.ie, www.cao.ie and the
websites of the relevant higher education institutions. Intending applicants are advised at all
times to confirm linked awards, any additional module requirements, applications processes and
scoring systems with the Admission Offices of the participating Higher Education Institutions or
visit www.cao.ie
Examples of Progression to Higher Education Full-time Courses:
TU Dublin BSc (Hons) Business & Management -TU 903
IADT Dun Laoghaire BBus (Hons) Business Studies - Entrepreneurship-DL823
NCI BA (Hons) Business - NC009 (final year specialisation in entrepreneurship)
UCD B Business & Law - DN610 (require LCE Maths O2/H6)
TU Dublin BBus (Hons) Business – TU 901
WIT Ballsbridge College has a progression agreement with WIT linking this course’s QQI
award (5M2102) to a range of WIT degrees. Please see https://www.wit.ie/future_students/
fe_progression/further-education-progression-scheme
Part-time Courses:
Graduates may apply for part-time Management, Accounting and Finance degree programmes
in TU Dublin.
9Course Content International Financial Services
¨ Financial Services ¨ Spreadsheet Methods
¨ Funds Administration ¨ Applied Economics The International Financial Services (IFS) industry in Ireland employs
¨
¨
Applied Economics
Accounting- Manual
¨
¨
Communications
Work Experience
42,000 people in more than 400 companies in Ireland, over 200 of
and Computerised which, are Irish owned. The Government’s strategy for the IFS sector in
¨ Statistics
Ireland, IFS2020, set a target to grow the level of direct employment
Certification in the IFS sector from 35,000 in 2014 to at least 45,000 people by year-
Awarding Body: QQI end 2019.
Award Title: Certificate in Business Studies
The 2019 International Financial Services Strategy 2025 for the further development of the IFS
Award Code: 5M2102
sector in Ireland identified the importance of skilling people to meet the demand for employees
NQAI Level: 5 - further education & training
in the IFS sector.
Please note the above course descriptor is subject to change.
This course is aimed at learners who wish to pursue a career in the International Financial
services sector or gain an eligible qualification for entry to the IFS Associate apprenticeship
programme. On successful completion of the course the learner will have developed the core
knowledge, skills and competencies required for entry roles in the financial services sector.
Successful graduates of the course, are also eligible to apply for many business-related, higher
education programmes, through the Higher Education Links Scheme (HELS).
Higher Education Links:
For information on all relevant higher education links visit www.qqi.ie, www.cao.ie and the
websites of the relevant higher education institutions. Intending applicants are advised at all
times to confirm linked awards, any additional module requirements, applications processes and
scoring systems with the Admission Offices of the participating Higher Education Institutions or
visit www.cao.ie
Examples of Progression to Higher Education Full-time Courses:
DCU BBus (Hons) Business Studies - DC111
DCU BSc (Hons) Marketing, Innovation and Technology- DC240
TU Dublin BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance – TU 910
Maynooth University BA Finance - MH401
WIT Ballsbridge College has a progression agreement with WIT linking this course’s QQI award
(5M2102) to a range of WIT degrees
Please see https://www.wit.ie/future_students/fe_progression/further-education-
progression-scheme
Apprenticeships:
NCI – International Financial Services (IFS) Associate Apprenticeship
10The staff in the college, are true professionals
in what they do and at the same time they Human Resource Management
manage to create a friendly environment
with students, ensuring certainty and This course is designed for those students who wish to develop their
understanding as different modules are
completed. There is also a vast level of knowledge of human resource theories and applications. It will lead to
support for the individual which I was very employment opportunities in recruitment and personnel departments
impressed by- from the counsellor to the
course tutor, everyone around you just in a wide variety of companies. Successful graduates of this course can
wants to see you do well! use their QQI certificate to progress to higher level studies in the Higher
I learned a lot and met many interesting and Education Institutes.
exciting people in my time in the college, all
of which helped me to grow and develop to Most major companies have a Human Resources Department. Smaller companies, usually
become who I am today.” have an employee, whose job is, to look after HR issues such as recruitment, staff training and
Paddy Nutley, Human Resource graduate 2012, development, labour law, the rights and responsibilities of employers and employees and other
graduate Human Resource Management, NCI general industrial relations issues. This course offers an introduction to each of the above areas
and so leaves the student informed and skilled when applying for related company positions.
Course Content
Higher Education Links:
¨ Human Resources ¨ Business Administration
¨ Behavioural Studies ¨ Marketing Practice
For information on all relevant higher education links visit www.qqi.ie, www.cao.ie and the
¨ Business Law ¨ Word Processing websites of the relevant higher education institutions. Intending applicants are advised at all
¨ Accounting - Manual ¨ Communications times to confirm linked awards, any additional module requirements, applications processes and
and Computerised ¨ Work Experience scoring systems with the Admission Offices of the participating Higher Education Institutions or
visit www.cao.ie
Certification Examples of Progression to Higher Education Full-time Courses:
Awarding Body: QQI
NCI BA (Hons) Human Resource Management - NC005
Award Title: Certificate in Business Studies
Award Code: 5M2102 TU Dublin BSc (Hons) Human Resource Management – TU 906 (require LCE Maths O6/H7)
Level: 5 - further education & training NCI BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance - NC022
Please note the above course descriptor is subject to change. NCI BA(Hons) Business- NC009
UCD B Commerce (Hons) - DN650 (require LCE Maths O2/H6)
UCD BSc Social Science - DN700
UCD B Business & Law - DN610 (require LCE Maths O2/H6)
UCD B Law - DN600
UCD BSc (Hons) Psychology – DN720
Maynooth University BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance MH403 (require LCE Maths O4/H7)
WIT Ballsbridge College has a progression agreement with WIT linking this course’s QQI award
(5M2102) to a range of WIT degrees.
Please see https://www.wit.ie/future_students/fe_progression/further-education-
progression-scheme
Part-time Courses:
Graduates may apply for part-time Management, Accounting and Finance degree programmes
in TU Dublin.
11The course enabled me to focus on my
career path. It gave me the chance to Marketing, Advertising & Management
make some great friends and I learnt a lot
from the teachers, who go out of their way This well-established course is ideally suited to the student who wishes
to help you. I was also given an amazing
opportunity to travel to Amsterdam on to pursue a career in the marketing or advertising industries. The key
the college’s international work placement modules of Marketing, Advertising and Behavioural Studies, combined
programme”
Pamela Marsh, Marketing, Advertising and
with core business and IT skills, prepare the student for immediate entry
Management graduate into the workplace or for progression to further study.
Course Content Marketing students participate in a very successful work experience programme focused on
the marketing and advertising industry. This insight into marketing and advertising, allows the
¨ Marketing Practice ¨ Accounting - Manual marketing student, to make well informed career decisions. By the end of the year, marketing
¨ Advertising and Computerised
¨ Behavioural Studies ¨ Communications
students have a unique set of key marketing skills and experience. Students can use their
¨ Digital Marketing ¨ Work Experience qualification to continue their studies in higher education or to commence a rewarding and
¨ Statistics ¨ Word Processing successful career in marketing and advertising.
With employers looking for creativity, innovation and vision, the marketing graduate is well
Certification placed to meet their needs. A variety of career opportunities await the graduate in areas such as
Awarding Body: QQI
marketing analysis, market research, sales and customer services.
Award Title: Certificate in Marketing
Higher Education Links:
Award Code: 5M2069
Level: 5 - further education & training For information on all relevant higher education links visit www.qqi.ie, www.cao.ie and the
websites of the relevant higher education institutions. Intending applicants are advised at all
Please note the above course descriptor is subject to change. times to confirm linked awards, any additional module requirements, applications processes and
scoring systems with the Admission Offices of the participating Higher Education Institutions or
visit www.cao.ie
Examples of Progression to Higher Education Full-time Courses:
DCU BSc (Hons) Marketing, Innovation and Technology - DC240
DCU BA (Hons) Business Studies - DC111
TU Dublin BSc (Hons) Marketing - TU 922
TU Dublin Higher Certificate Marketing - TU 675
TU Dublin BBus (Ord) Marketing - TTU 783
TU Dublin BA (Ord) Advertising & Marketing Communications TU 780
TU Dublin BA (Hons) Advertising & Marketing Communications - TU 919
UCD B Business & Law - DN610 (require LCE Maths O2/H6)
NCI BA Marketing Practice - NC020
WIT Ballsbridge College has a progression agreement with WIT linking this course’s QQI award
(5M2069) to a range of WIT degrees.
Please see https://www.wit.ie/future_students/fe_progression/further-education-
progression-scheme
12After doing much research and attending
some colleges’ Open Days and reading Advanced Certificate in Business
various written material such as the
college prospectus I decided to enrol on As companies continue to face the challenges of a competitive
the Advanced Business Studies (QQI level 6)
course. marketplace, they must invest in highly skilled and trained personnel in
The lecturers in Ballsbridge College are order to meet the demands that customers and competitors present.
extremely supportive and ready to lend a
hand regarding any aspect of the course This course is suitable for the student looking to develop sophisticated management, selling and
they are teaching. marketing techniques. These skills are very much sought after by both the large organisation
and the small to medium enterprise alike. Modern business techniques are explored, leaving
I found that the course programme, with the graduate ready to enter the market with a wide range of expertise in various management,
its mix of continuous assessment and end
marketing and selling practices.
of term exams, more than prepared me
for my studies in IADT. The skills I learnt in Students and adult learners who have a flair for business will find this course gives them an
Ballsbridge College, such as assignment opportunity to build on their knowledge and experience, and refine their skills so that at the end
writing aided me in my studies in IADT. of the year they will have a professional set of management and business skills which will bring
Claire Ann Ferry, graduate 2014, progressed to Business them into a career of their choice.
and Entrepreneurship, IADT
This course offers great employment potential in the area of management, professional sales
Course Content and marketing. The graduate will be able to avail of the job opportunities that exist in the market
as companies continue to develop creative and innovative customer based marketing and sales
¨ Business Management ¨ Spreadsheets Level 6 strategies.
Level 6 ¨ Sales Presentation
¨ Business Law Level 6 Level 6
¨ Marketing Management ¨ Communications Level 6
Entry Requirements:
Level 6 ¨ Work Experience Level 6 QQI Level 5 Qualification or equivalent or appropriate work experience
¨ Financial Reporting
Level 6
Students will participate in a work based training
Examples of Progression to Higher Education Full-time Courses:
programme and undertake relevant work placement IADT Dun Laoghaire BBus (Ord)Entrepreneurship - DL701
for 1 to 2 full days per week.
IADT Dun Laoghaire BBus (Hons) Entrepreneurship & Management - DL823
Certification Students may apply for entry into Year 2 of the Business Degree Course (subject to interview)
Awarding Body: QQI
NCI BA (Hons) Business - NC009
Award Title: Advanced Certificate
in Business UCD B Business & Law - DN610 (require LCE Maths O2/H6)
Award Code: 6M4985
TU Dublin Higher Certificate in Marketing - TU 783
Level: 6 - further education & training
TU Dublin BBus Marketing - TU 783
Please note the above course descriptor is subject to change.
TU Dublin BBus (Hons) Marketing Management- TU 923
Students may apply for entry into Year Two of the above courses, interview required.
WIT Ballsbridge College has a progression agreement with WIT linking this course’s QQI award
(6M4985) to a range of WIT degrees.
Please see https://www.wit.ie/future_students/fe_progression/further-education-
progression-scheme
Part-time Courses:
Graduates may apply for part-time Management, Accounting and Finance degree programmes
in TU Dublin.
13I am a mature student who wanted to go
back to education. This course was the Advanced Certificate in Event Management
perfect stepping stone I needed to get myself
back to learning. The course is exceptionally Event Management is one of the fastest developing industries in the
good and challenging with brilliant teachers
who really engage you. The teachers cannot world, growing enormously in the last two decades. Event Management
be praised enough for the work they do. If focuses on the management and production of corporate, leisure,
you want to go on to third level, this course
will really set you up and get you ready for cultural and religious events. This course provides students with the
the challenge ahead. theoretical knowledge and practical skills to take a concept and see it
Cain Kelly, graduate, progressed to Event Management
at TU Dublin, Advanced Entry materialise into an event.
Progression links to relevant degree courses are also an option open to successful graduates. In
Course Content particular, on completion of this course, students may apply for advanced entry into Year Two of
the BSc Event Management (Honours) degree course in TU Dublin, subject to interview.
¨ Event Management ¨ Financial Reporting
Level 6 Level 6
¨ Business Management ¨ Spreadsheets Level 6 Entry Requirements:
Level 6 ¨ Communications Level 6
¨ Business Law Level 6 ¨ Work Placement Level 6 QQI Level 5 Qualification or equivalent or appropriate work experience
¨ Marketing Management
¨ Level 6 Examples of Progression to Higher Education Full-time Courses:
Students will participate on a work based training TU Dublin BSc (Hons) Event Management - TU 954
programme and undertake relevant work experience
for 1 to 2 full days per week.
Students may apply for entry into Year 2 of the Event Management degree course (subject to
interview)
Certification TU Dublin International Hospitality Management TU745
Awarding Body: QQI Students may apply for entry into Year 2 of this course (subject to interview and relevant
Award Title: Advanced Certificate experience)
in Business
Award Code: 6M4985
IADT Dun Laoghaire BBus (Ord) Entrepreneurship - DL701
NQAI Level: 6 - further education & training IADT Dun Laoghaire BBus (Hons) Entrepreneurship & Management - DL823
Please note the above course descriptor is subject to change. Students may apply for entry into Year 2 of the Business degree course (subject to interview)
TU Dublin BA (Hons) Advertising & Marketing Communications - TU 919
TU Dublin BBus Management - TU 774
TU Dublin BBus Marketing - TU 783
Students may apply for entry into Year Two of the above courses. Interview required.
NCI BA (Hons) Business - NC009
NCI Ba (Hons) Marketing Practice - NC020
WIT Ballsbridge College has a progression agreement with WIT linking this course’s QQI award
(6M4985) to a range of WIT degrees.
Please see https://www.wit.ie/future_students/fe_progression/further-education-
progression-scheme
Part-time Courses:
Graduates may apply for part-time Management, Accounting and Finance degree programmes
in TU Dublin.
14Louise Nagle: Event Management graduate 2020
Current Position: undergraduate, BSc. Event Management, TUD
I had an amazing year in Ballsbridge College. The staff and teachers are brilliant! They
supported and encouraged each student to reach their full potential and helped me achieve
results I didn’t think were possible. I gained valuable experience, met new people and had fun,
all while studying and learning. The Level 5 Event Management course helped me to find a
passion in something that I could pursue as a career. I studied Event Production and Marketing
and learned the important role the media play in this industry! The teachers helped greatly by
sharing resources and their experiences from their own careers. I gained the basic knowledge
to further my studies in Event Management and I am now studying for a Level 8 degree,
in Event Management in TU Dublin. In conclusion, I would say, Ballsbridge College has an
amazing community spirit, both within the college and within the local area.
Darragh Connolly: TEFL and Business Management graduate 2020
Current Position: undergraduate, Business Management, IADT (advanced entry)
When I began my Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) and Advanced Business
course in September 2019, my main objective was to gain the Certificate in Teaching English
to Speakers of Other Languages (CELTA) qualification and become an English teacher. I was
planning to travel the world, using the qualification to earn a living while I did. The course
content is very interesting and diverse. I studied such subjects as TEFL, Communications,
Marketing Management, Business Law and Sales Presentations. Throughout my time in
Ballsbridge College I was given good career guidance and the College organised guest
speakers to come in and speak with us about our options. One of the guest speakers was from
the Institute of Art, Design and Technology (IADT) in Dun Laoghaire who advised me on the
best way to apply for the Honours Bachelor Degree in Business Management. I wanted to use
Recognised Prior Learning (RPL) to go into the 4th year of this course and after doing very well
in my final assignments and projects in Ballsbridge, I was delighted to be accepted into 4th
year of the course. I will be starting that course this September and I’m really looking forward
to continuing my education in IADT.
Finally, as a mature student, I was a little bit nervous when I started in Ballsbridge College last
year, but I quickly settled in as the culture and environment in the college are excellent. The
teachers are all very friendly and professional at the same time, and because of the smaller size
of the college it’s easy to get to know people in the corridors and classrooms alike. During the
year I was very lucky to be accepted onto the Erasmus program in Amsterdam and thoroughly
enjoyed this experience. Overall, I had a hugely positive year in Ballsbridge College and would
recommend it to anyone considering continuing their education.
15Elliot Haran: Business Studies graduate, 2019
Current Position: undergraduate, B. Law, UCD
“I thoroughly enjoyed my year in Ballsbridge College which was largely down to the
atmosphere within the college. Each teacher was so helpful in making me feel comfortable as
well as working so hard to help me with my academic studies. They did so much to develop
and encourage my skills in a variety of areas some of which I had never come across before.
I was lucky enough to develop many new friendships that will certainly outlast my year of
study in Ballsbridge.
To top it all off, after a year of hard work, I was accepted into UCD to study Law which was
my first choice. I was over the moon. I know I would not have achieved this if it wasn’t for
all the help given to me by my various teachers. I couldn’t thank my teachers enough who
consistently helped me and kept me positive towards attaining my goal”.
Breda Conophy: Advanced Certificate in Business graduate 2019
Current Position: Undergraduate, BA HRM, NCI
"The Advanced Business course at Ballsbridge College is both practical and theory based.
The broad range of topics covered helped me to decide what to specialise in. I learnt a lot of
good, relevant information which has assisted me in achieving my ultimate goal of getting
into BA Hons Human Resource Management at The National College of Ireland. The tutors
are extremely knowledgeable, supportive and helpful. I would highly recommend Ballsbridge
College as a Post Leaving Cert College that embraces a mixture of cultures and provides the
necessary skills and knowledge to achieve your goals".
Caoimhe Walsh: Advanced Event Management graduate 2017
Current Position: BSc. Event Management, TU Dublin (advanced entry)
After taking a year out of college I wasn't entirely sure what I wanted to do with myself. Living
close by, a friend mentioned Ballsbridge College as an option and told me to look into it.
I came across the Event Management course while flicking through the brochure and in my
interview with the Principal, he pointed out to me that I was actually eligible for the advanced
Event Management course due to my past work experience.
Ballsbridge College is the perfect college to start in. I was definitely not the most academic
student in school, so I was unsure as to how I would get on in college. The lecturers are
extremely supportive and very helpful when you are struggling with any assignments or
modules. There is a constant support group either from the students in your class or from the
teachers and porters in the college.
I am now an Event Management student in The School of Hospitality and Management in TU
Dublin. I went directly into year 2 from Ballsbridge College through the advanced entry route
for PLC students coming from Level 6 courses.
I would definitely recommend everyone to apply to Ballsbridge College for their first step in
third level education. The mixture of continuous assessment and exams has me more than
prepared to continue my studies in TU Dublin.
16Application 2021/22 Application Procedure An Irish language version of the application form is available on request from the College. Complete the application form and send it directly to the college Please ensure that you have included your PPS number, which is issued to you by the Department of Social Protection. Alternativley, you can apply online at www.ballsbridgecollege.com/apply/ All applicants are invited to enrol for their course from January onwards. This will involve completing the necessary forms and paying a deposit of €30. Enrolment ensures your place at Ballsbridge College - subject to meeting the relevant entry requirements. Open Day: Wednesday 20th January 2021 11am - 3pm Enrolment Days: Wednesday 10th February 2021 2pm - 4pm Wednesday 10th March 2021 2pm - 4pm Wednesday 14th April 2021 2pm - 4pm Wednesday 12th May 2021 2pm - 4pm Wednesday 16th June 2021 2pm - 4pm Advisory Sessions: Every Wednesday afternoon from Open Day onwards, 2pm - 4pm, during term time. The sessions will either be held online or in the college, subject to public health guidelines. Please check the college website for details. The college will continue to accept applications for remaining places until September. In mid-August, those who have enrolled will be invited to register. This involves paying the balance of the course cost, and where applicable, submitting a copy of the Leaving Certificate results. Courses begin in early September. Admissions Policy The College has a written Admissions Policy document which governs the entry of all students to courses. It is available to all applicants. Ballsbridge College is bound by the rules and regulations of CDETB, a copy of which is displayed in the college or may be obtained from the college office.
Application
2021/22
The College welcomes applications from both school leavers and mature students, i.e. over 21 years of age. Please tick preferred course:
Adminstration Skills for Business Criminology and Social Studies Human Resource Management
Advanced Certificate in Business Digital Marketing International Aid and Development
Advanced Certificate in Event Management English (EFL) and Business International Financial Services
Applied Psychology Communications Marketing, Advertising & Management
Auctioneering and Property Services Entrepreneurial Skills Property Management
Apprenticeship Event Management TEFL and Business Management
Business Studies Foundation Teaching Web Design and Multimedia
Business Studies with Chinese Health, Nutrition and Fitness
Community Development - Level 6 Health Sector Studies
Surname First Name
Address
Landline Phone Number Mobile Phone Number
Date of Birth PPS Number
Highest level of educational attainment to date and year attained (please tick one box only)
No formal education qualifications Higher Diploma Yr. PhD Yr.
Junior Certificate Yr. Primary Degree Yr. Other (please specify)
Leaving Certificate Yr. Master Degree Yr.
Name and address of the current/last educational institution you are attending /attended
From To
School No. (if Second Level school in Ireland) Number of Years at Second Level:Application
2019/20
2021/22
If you have completed your Leaving Certificate prior to 2021 state where you have been since leaving school:
Working Working in the home Other Educational Course Unemployed
If you are sitting your Leaving Certificate in 2021 please indicate the subjects you are taking
Leaving Certificate / LCVP / LCA
Subject / Module Level Grade Credits
For Mature Applicants:
Are you receiving a weekly Social Welfare payment?
Yes No
IF Yes please indicate the date you first received this Social Welfare payment (Mth) /(Yr)
If you are in receipt of certain social welfare payments for a specific period of time you may be entitled to attend the college under
the Vocational Training & Opportunities Scheme (VTOS) or under the Back To Education Allowance Scheme (BTEA). Further details
are available from the College
For marketing purposes, please indicate how you heard of the course for which you applied
Rules and Regulations
All participants in courses on Ballsbridge College are bound by the rules and regulations of CDETB, a copy of which is displayed in the college
or may be obtained from the college office.
Signed: Date:Application
2021/22
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Dun Laoghaire, Monkstown, Blackrock, walk to the college) on Mount Street, a 10 minute walk from the
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