ITT Dublin lends support to Schools Enterprise Programme
start date: Wed, 04 Nov 2009 12:37:00 GMT
end date: Wed, 04 Nov 2009 12:37:00 GMT
The Institute of Technology Tallaght have demonstrated their support for Innovation and enterprise education by sponsoring the Student Enterprise Awards in South Dublin. The importance of this support was acknowledged by the
South Dublin County Enterprise Board at the 2009 South Dublin Business Teachers Network Dinner on Thursday 22nd October 2009.
The dinner was hosted by ITT in Scholars Restaurant, the Institutes’ Hospitality Student Training Restaurant, and was attended by Business teachers from all over the county. Thanks to the extra support from ITT, many enhancements have been added to the programme of activities in South Dublin County schools, including a mobile Innovation Workshop, which has been greeted with enthusiasm by teachers and students alike. Loman O'Byrne, South Dublin Enterprise Board, with
John Vickery and Martin Nolan, ITT Dublin.
The Student Enterprise Awards is an annual programme that gives second level students the chance to set up and run their own business. It is organised and supported by the County and City Enterprise Boards in schools all over Ireland. For more information and fantastic business education resources visit www.studententerprise.ie
Picture Captions:
1) - Lorraine Mahony, St Aidan's Community School, Tallaght; Maureen Griffin, Holy Family Community College; Helen Nunan, Coláiste Bríde, Clondalkin; and Trish Morris, ITT Dublin.
2) - Éamonn O'Connor, St MacDara's Comm College; Catriona Rodgers, Greenhills Comm College; Lorraine Mahony, St Aidans Community School; Maureen Griffin, Holy Family Comm College; Helen Nunan, Coláiste Bríde; Stiofán ODiomsaigh, Col de hÍde; and ed Kellett, Rockbrook Park School.
3) - Martin Nolan, ITT Dublin, Ena Coleman (South Dublin Enterprise Board), Loman O'Byrne, South Dublin Enterprise Board, Pasqueline Tierney (ITT Dublin), John Vickery, ITT Dublin, Trish Morris, ITT Dublin.
4) - Joyce Ryan and Ena Coleman (South Dublin Enterprise Board); with Brian Dowling (Coláiste Éanna).
