Back to Education Initiative (BTEI)

 Part-Time


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The Back to Education Initiative (BTEI) is a service which allows those wishing to return to education an opportunity to do so on a part time basis.

Young people and adults, with less than upper second level education, to participate in a range of part time accredited learning opportunities.

Education and training to low skilled people in employment to upgrade their skills and gain new qualifications.

A link to full-time further education and training and a progression route from basic education and community education programmes.

It is a chance to combine education and training with family, work and other responsibilities through a wide range of flexible options.

What opportunities will BTEI offer me?

To upgrade your skills and gain a new qualification 

Progression onto full time further education 

Improves employment prospects 

What will it cost me?

BTEI is free to people:  

With less than upper second level education 

 or  

those who are in receipt of Social Welfare payments  

Or 

 those who have a current full medical card.  

Learners currently employed and looking to upskill are welcome to enrol on any of our BTEI courses.

Full fees will apply to those who do not qualify under the above categories. 

Supports available

Dedicated Tutors 

Access to Career Guidance Service 

What does the programme involve?

BTEI courses are part-time and offer flexible daytime and evening options 1 to 2 times a week

Contact

BTEI Resource Worker:  Rachel Doyle

RachelDoyle@kwetb.ie 

087- 1310008

059-8633270

bteiathy@kwetb.ie

 BTEI Programmes

Testimonial

I started my journey of upskilling with KWETB in Athy in September 2018, I decided I wanted to achieve my level 6 award in Childcare. With the help of KWETB I have achieved this, during my time attending the centre I got great support from my tutor Gill she has helped me succeed in order to obtain my award. It was great working as a class we worked together and supported each other. My experience of KWETB in Athy was a positive experience and if I ever do decide to upskill again in my career I would happily do so in Athy”

Sonya Aspell (2021)