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With offices in Unit C-1, Marina Commercial Park, Centre Park Road, Cork, Ireland we now offer Free Parking. Our training companies have been providing educational services in Cork since 1974. We provide training in Information Communications Technology, Computer Applications and Office & Secretarial Skills. Our clients vary from transition year and college students and business people to grandparents.

Traditional classroom training methods combined with essential individual consultations and tailored coaching. Ensuring each student maximises their potential. Students get good advice during their training classes – allowing maximisation of skills and enhanced memory or understanding. Most importantly - much of the training is put into practice during class so that it can be put into immediate use in the home or in the office.
 

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