Workplace

First Aid - Occupational

Network: 
Role Skillnet
Methods of Assessment Assessment at the end of the course is conducted by an external examiner on the Register of Occupational First Aid Training Providers.
Learning Outcomes Successful participants will receive Level 5 certification with FETAC and qualify as Occupational First Aiders for a period of 2 years.
Further Enquiries Tel: 071 962 2504
Email: info@roleskillnet.com
Course Content Statutory course set down by the HAS and based on the requirements of the 2007 Safety, Health & Welfare at Work Regulations.
Financial Support 30% maybe available on a case by case basis
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Dublin:
11th March 2013
Galway City:
19th March 2013
Cavan 15th - 22nd May
FETAC Code D20188: Occupational First Aid
Subjects Taught Unit 1 - First Aid in the Workplace
Unit 2 - Patient Assessment
Unit 3 - Respiratory Emergencies
Unit 4 – Cardiac First Response
Unit 5 - Wounds & Bleeding
Unit 6 - Altered Levels of Consciousness
Unit 7 - Muscular skeletal Injuries
Unit 8 – Burns and scalds, chemicals, poison, electric shock
Duration 3 Days
Number of Places Maximum of 10 participants
Course Fee €250.00
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes

Manual Handling Instructors Course RPL

Network: 
ACIST Skillnet
Location of Course Information Age Park, Gort Road, Ennis, Co. Clare
Trainer Safe T Trainer
Safe-T-Trainer is a professional safety training & consultancy services company in operation since 2005. Combining experience and knowledge in the Manufacturing, Hospitality, Construction, Leisure and Public Sectors we deliver a comprehensive service to help your Company reduce workplace accidents and incidents to comply to all relevant Health and Safety Legislation. Willie Treacy, Managing Director, has over 10 years experience in delivering Safety Management Services tailored to the needs of companies ensuring they are compliant with Health and Safety regulations.
Learning Outcomes Learners will be able to:
* Communicate the principles and theories related to manual handling.
* Demonstrate safe manual handling skills.
* Use effective presentation skills to deliver manual handling instruction.
* Provide manual handling instruction to learners who have varying levels of competence to include planning, preparation delivery and evaluation.
Eligibility This course is aimed for employees or individuals who wish to deliver manual handling training courses. Under the General Application Regulations 2007 (Part 2 Chapter 4 Manual Handling ) requires companies to train all their employees in manual handling training where there is a risk of back injury due to their activities in the workplace.
Further Enquiries Crystel Robbins Rynne
Network Manager
ACIST Skillnet
Office: 0657081466
Email: crystel@skillsacist.com
Course Content This course will equip the candidate in the skills to develop and competently deliver their own manual handling training course.

Course Content:
• Legislative Requirements and Health Benefit
• Anatomy and Back Care
• Ergonomic Principles and Risk Assessment
• Manual Handling Principles and Techniques
• Planning and Design of Manual Handling Training Programmes
• Delivery of Manual Handling

Financial Support ACIST Skillnet
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment 4th, 5th, 10th, 11th, 12th June 2013
FETAC Code 6S0242: Instructing Manual Handling
Duration 5 Days
Number of Places 10
Course Fee TBA
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes

Manual Handling Instruction

Network: 
ACIST Skillnet
Location of Course Information Age Park, Gort Road, Ennis, Co. Clare
Trainer Safe T Trainer
Safe-T-Trainer is a professional safety training & consultancy services company in operation since 2005. Combining experience and knowledge in the Manufacturing, Hospitality, Construction, Leisure and Public Sectors we deliver a comprehensive service to help your Company reduce workplace accidents and incidents to comply to all relevant Health and Safety Legislation. Willie Treacy, Managing Director, has over 10 years experience in delivering Safety Management Services tailored to the needs of companies ensuring they are compliant with Health and Safety regulations.
Learning Outcomes Learners will be able to:
* Communicate the principles and theories related to manual handling.

* Demonstrate safe manual handling skills.

* Use effective presentation skills to deliver manual handling instruction.

* Provide manual handling instruction to learners who have varying levels of competence to include planning, preparation delivery and evaluation.

Further Enquiries Crystel Robbins Rynne
Mob: 087 998 0303
Email: crystel@skillsacist.com
Course Content This course is aimed for employees or individuals who wish to deliver manual handling training courses. Under the General Application Regulations 2007 (Part 2 Chapter 4 Manual Handling ) requires companies to train all their employees in manual handling training where there is a risk of back injury due to their activities in the workplace.

This course will equip the candidate in the skills to develop and competently deliver their own manual handling training course.

Course Content:
• Legislative Requirements and Health Benefit
• Anatomy and Back Care
• Ergonomic Principles and Risk Assessment
• Manual Handling Principles and Techniques
• Planning and Design of Manual Handling Training Programmes
• Delivery of Manual Handling

Financial Support ACIST Skillnet
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Commences 27th March 2013
FETAC Code 6S0242: Instructing Manual Handling
Duration 2 days, 9.30am to 5.00pm.
Number of Places 10
Course Fee €320.
Free fro unemployed (eligibility criteria applies)
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes

IOSH Managing Safety

Location of Course Letterkenny
Trainer TBC
Eligibility Employed or Unemployed
Further Enquiries Siobhan Grant
e: info@technorthwestskillnet.com
m: 086 270 7277
Financial Support Already included
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment TBC
FETAC Code L31750: Safety Management
Duration 5 days
Number of Places 12
Course Fee €400
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes

JSSP - Safety & Health in the Workplace

Location of Course Waterford
Trainer Janet Tumelty, New Links Training
Eligibility Participants Must be a jobseeker and in receipt of payment through social protection. Also open to Jobsbridge participants. Not open to CE/CI scheme participants.
Further Enquiries Contact Kelly - 051 311135
Email kelly.luders@waterfordchamber.ie
Entry Requirements Level 4 Certificate, Leaving Certificate or equivalent qualifications and / or relevant life and work experience.
Course Content The aim of this module is to equip learners with a broad range of Health & Safety skills that will enable them to incorporate H&S best practice in to their work. The programme is also aimed at up skilling individuals who are changing career path or for those who wish to embark on a career where health and safety knowledge and skills are mandatory. This programme aims to help professionals who wish to pursue a career in training in a specific area of health and safety to develop their individual learning plan aimed at achieving their goals.

Understand the concepts of safety and health
• Recognize the factors that influence health, safety and welfare
• Apply the principles and procedures of health and safety to the workplace
• Understand the importance of hazard identification and risk assessment
• Promote safe working practices and procedures
• Be familiar with core legislation in the area of safety, health and welfare

Financial Support 100% grant aided by Skillnets
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Enrolment Date: 6th May 2013
Start Date: 7th, 8th, 9th, 14th, 15th, 16th May 2013
FETAC Code D20165: Safety and Health at Work
Duration 6 days
Number of Places Available
Course Fee N/a
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes

Retail Assessor Workshop

Location of Course National
Trainer IBEC Retail Skillnet
Entry Requirements Supervisor or Manager Working in Retail
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment On Going
FETAC Code L31855: Assessing Retail Skills
Duration 2 day Workshop
Course Fee Company fee
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes

Retail Occupational Qualifications

Location of Course National. Various Retail outlets
Methods of Assessment Continuous assessment carried out on the Shop floor
Further Enquiries Sean Carlin: 074 9724280
Course Content Various Retail Specific modules delivered in the Workplace by a Manager or Supervisor trained as an Assessor.
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment On Going training. Enrolment through Retail Companies.
FETAC Code L21746: Retail Customer Service
L21747: Retail Security
L21748: Effective Working Relationships
L21799: Retail Payment Procedures
B20037: Retail Selling
G20001: Communications
W20008: Work Experience
D20165: Safety and Health at Work
L21800: Retail Stock Control
L21798: Retail Merchandising
Subjects Taught 1. Retail Customer Service
The main themes addressed in Retail Customer Service are:
• Implementing Customer Service
• Resolving Customer Complaints
• Improving Business Operations
• Implementing Change

2. Retail Security
The Retail Security module concentrates on the main areas of concern, namely:
• Security Procedures
• Security of People
• Security of Stock
• Security of Premises

3. Retail Effective Working Relationships
The module focuses on key aspects of working relationships, including:
• Quality Standards
• Performance
• Optimising Productivity

4. Retail Stock Control
The module focuses on the key aspects of Retail Stock Control including:
• Preparation for the receipt of goods
• Accepting goods for storage
• Storage requirements
• Appropriate placement and storage of goods
• Retrieving and dispatching goods from stock

5. Retail Merchandising
The Retail Merchandising module focuses on the key aspects of merchandising including:
• Planning displays to specification
• Setting up, maintaining and dismantling displays
• Labelling stock on display
• Monitoring sales stock levels
• Maintaining sales stock levels

6. Retail Payment Procedures
The Retail Payment Procedures module focuses on the following key areas:
• Calculating customer purchases
• Processing payments
• Processing the sale of goods
• Recording and processing orders

7. Retail Selling Skills
The Retail Selling Skills module focuses on the main aspects of selling skills, including:
• Personal Selling techniques
• Customer relations
• Handling Payment

8. Retail Communications
The Retail Communications module focuses on the following key areas:
• Listening
• Speaking
• Reading
• Writing
• Non-Verbal communication
• Visual communication
• Communication technology

9. Work Experience
The Work Experience module allows the employee to recognise their own skills, develop new skills, make decisions about future job direction and to progress within the retail sector. As such the module addresses the following key themes:
• Preparing for work
• Working under direction
• Review and evaluation
• Reflection on progress
• Goal setting
• Advancement

10. Retail Health, Hygiene and Safety

Duration On-Going
Comment FETAC Level 5 Certificate on completion of each module. Full Major Certificate awarded on completion of 8 modules.
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes

Retail Management Practice

Location of Course IPA, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4
Further Enquiries Please contact Theresa on:
Tel: 0833527277
email: theresa@ibecretailskillnet.com
Entry Requirements Applicants should have relevant retail experience (one-year full time or part time equivalent) AND one of the following:
1. A grade D3 in ordinary level English, Mathematics and three other subjects of the Leaving Certificate Examination (or approved equivalent) OR
2. Holders of a full FETAC Level 5 Award OR
3. Those who have completed the LYIT Preparatory Studies for Higher Education Programme OR
4. Mature Students i.e over 23
Course Content The course involves learners undertaking four main themes which can be identified under the broad umbrella of retail: management, people, marketing and IT.

Subjects Taught The programme includes the following modules:
Year 1:
Learner Development & Study Skills (5)*
Principles of Marketing (10)
Retail Information Technology (5)*
Legal Issues in Retail (5)
Communications (10)
Retail Marketing (10)
Year 2:
Human Resource Management (10)
Business Organisation & Management(5)*
Economics (5)*
Psychology & Work (5)
Business Information Systems (5)*
Retail Management (10)
Store Design, Atmospherics & Merchandising (5)*
Year 3:
Financial Accounting in Retail (10)
Buyer Behaviour (5)
Marketing Research Methods (5)
Operations Management (10)
E-commerce & E-tailing (5)
Services Marketing (5)
Strategic Retail Management (10)
Entrepreneurship & Innovation (10)
Note: ECTS credits in brackets
A 30 ECTS Minor Award (Certificate in Business) is embedded within the Degree programme. The modules on the Certificate are denoted by *

Work Placement (30-15 credits per academic year)

Duration The duration of the programme is three years part-time The programme commences in Dublin in September 2012 and will involve learners attending two days per month from September – June.
Number of Places 60
Course Fee 50% funded by Skillnets cost to learner is €1,000 per year
Available to Job Seekers: 
No
Certified: 
Yes

First Aid - Occupational

Location of Course Flannery's Hotel, Galway
Trainer First Aid Training Services
Further Enquiries Email: info@galwayexecutiveskillnet.com
Tel: 085 749 1564
Course Content Occupational First Aid FETAC course
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Dates: 10th, 17th and 24th May 2013
FETAC Code 5N1207: Occupational First Aid
Duration 3 days from 9.30am to 4.30pm each day.
Course Fee GES Members €165
Non Members €180
Available to Job Seekers: 
No
Certified: 
Yes

Trade Union Representative Skills

Location of Course TEEU Head Office, 6 Gardiner Row, Dublin 1
Trainer Private Training Company
Methods of Assessment Continuous assessment
Learning Outcomes Learners who successfully complete this module will:
8.1 appreciate the role of trade unions in industrial relations
8.2 understand how their trade union is organised, its rules and policy making forma
8.3 understand their role as a workplace representative
8.4 develop a range of representative skills
8.5 effectively represent union members and promote union policy
8.6 be aware of individual and collective employment law
Further Enquiries training@teeu.ie
Entry Requirements Elected Workplace Representatives (Shop Stewards)
Course Content Unit 1 Trade Unions and Industrial Relations
Unit 2 Individual Union structures, rules and policy
Unit 3 Communications and Negotiation skills for workplace representatives
Unit 4 Handling members problems at work
Unit 5 Employment Law, Equality and Diversity at work
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Course dates: 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 March 2013
FETAC Code L22448: Trade Union Representative Skills
Subjects Taught 10.1.1 outline the origins and aims and objectives of trade unions
10.1.2 identify different types of trade unions
10.1.3 explain the meaning of the term voluntarism in Irish industrial relations
10.1.4 identify and understand the role of employer organisations in industrial relations
10.1.5 explain the role and purpose of the LRC and Labour Court
10.1.6 explain the role and function of the Irish Congress of trade Unions
10.1.7 appreciate contemporary issues in Irish Industrial relations

Unit 2 Individual Union structures, rules and policy
Learners should be able to:
10.2.1 find and be able to reference key rules from their union rule
book
10.2.2 explain how people can join their union
10.2.3 be able to explain the structure of the union, regions, branches, industry sectors
10.2.4 explain how the general officers, full time officials and national executive committee are appointed
10.2.5 be able to explain the role and functions of the President, General Secretary and other national officers of the union
10.2.6 explain how the democracy of their union works and how it is administered
10.2.7 explain how they can influence union policy at national,
regional and branch level
10.2.8 explain how they as work place representatives can participate in union affairs
10.2.9 describe the key role and duties of workplace representatives
10.3.1 participate in different types of union meetings
10.3.2 take notes and minutes at union meetings
10.3.3 chair union meetings / follow the rules of debate
10.3.4 prepare a motion for different types of unions meetings
10.3.5 make a short presentation and or speech at union meetings
10.3.6 prepare a union report
10.3.7 understand negotiation theory and practice
prepare for negotiation
10.3.8 plan a negotiation approach
10.3.9 present a negotiation case/participate in a negotiation session
10.3.10 conclude a negotiation
10.4.1 process grievances on behalf of a trade union member/s at work
10.4.2 help and advise a trade union member/s under a discipline procedure at work
10.4.3 investigate grievance and disciplinary issues on behalf of the union member/s at work
10.4.4 prepare a case on behalf of a trade union member/s at work
10.4.5 plan and present a case on behalf of trade union member/s at work
10.5.1 be aware of the main Employments Acts in Ireland
10.5.2 outline how they and union members can seek advise regarding employment in Ireland
10.5.3 be aware of the Equality legation in Ireland
10.5.4 discuss Equality, Diversity and Cultural issues at work
10.5.5 be aware of the main provisions of the Industrial Relations Act 1990 and amendments

Duration 5 days
Number of Places 15
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes
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