What Can Cork College of Commerce Offer You?

A Wide Range of Courses

• 46 courses offering relevant employable skills for School Leavers and Adults who wish to return to Education.
• Small intimate teaching groups – more contact between learners and tutors

Affordable Fees

• There are no tuition fees for EU Nationals.
• Non EU Nationals are charged a tuition fee determined by the Irish Government.
• All learners pay a Student Services Fee and other costs such as books, exams, course materials etc.
• Cork College of Commerce learners are entitled to claim Third Level Maintenance Grants (means tested).
• Return to full-time education and training while retaining Social Welfare Entitlements- VTOS and Back to Education Grants.
• Support for Learners with disabilities and specific learning difficulties.

Teaching and Learning

• Staff make the best use of instructor-led tuition, practical skills classes, field trips and tutorials.
• Work Experience is a core module on most courses.
• Continuous assessment is an integral part of most courses.
• Study and Computer facilities are available in the Study Hall.

Staffing

• Staff have excellent qualifications, experience, enthusiasm and commitment to continuous professional development.
• Department Heads have overall responsibility for the running of their department and are available for advice and guidance.
• Class Teachers are assigned to each class group and focus special attention on learners overall progress.
• Subject Tutors are responsible for subject issues , advise on learning styles and assessment techniques.

Support and Guidance

• A free confidential Guidance and Career Counselling service is available to support learners.
• Study advisors are also available to assist with the transition back to study.

Jobs- Jobs- Jobs

• Cork College of Commerce has strong links with industry and places special emphasis on preparing graduates for employment.
• Each Department organises career focused events, designed to expose learners to the different type of career options.
• The Jobs Placement Officer’s are pro-active in developing links with employers.
• Job Vacancies are displaced on career noticeboards and on the College intranet.

Social and Sports Activities

Social and sporting activities include:

• Football Teams
• Charity events
• Camogie
• Sailing
• Horse Riding
• and many more...

Facilities

• Lecture rooms, laboratories and salons are equipped with modern equipment and software.
• The learning centre has internet access and IT facilities.
• Canteen facilities are also available.