WHAT WE DO
SCHOOLS
FURTHER EDUCATION & TRAINING
Overview of FET in LMETB
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Post Leaving Certificate Colleges
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Full-time Courses
Part-time & Evening Courses
Youth Education, Training and Services
Community Education and Training
Employee Skills Development
Funds and Projects
Quality Assurance (QA)
QQI Inaugural Review of QA in LMETB
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Wellbeing in FET
CORPORATE
ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TRAINING CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE
The purpose of the AMTCE is to provide training on state-of-the-art equipment and processes which will underpin the transition of Irish companies to industry 4.0 based operations. The centre provides a dynamic catalogue of training course which are tuned to the needs of industry and delivered by leading industry training practitioners.
INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT)
Louth and Meath Education and Training Board (LMETB) was formed in 2013 through the amalgamation of Louth and Meath VECs. It is one of the largest ETBs in the country employing over 2,400 staff and providing education for 11,700 students at Primary, Secondary and Post Leaving Certificate level and 20,000 beneficiaries in Further Education and Training.
Second-level Schools
Post Leaving Certificate Colleges
Community National Schools
Youthreach Centres
Further Education Centres
VTOS Centres
18 second level schools (including one shared campus with PLC provision), 4 Community National Schools, 1 Centre for European Schooling, 2 Post Leaving Certificate Colleges, 1 Advanced Manufacturing Training Centre of Excellence, 1 Regional Skills and Training Centre, 8 Youthreach Centres, Further Education and Training Services in 7 multi-use FET centres and a range of Community and Youth Education and Training Services.
The LMETB Network
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Latest News
Plans for new O’Carolan College school building unveiled
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€11m funding announced for Dundalk training centre
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Extension will allow Beaufort College cater for up to 1,000 students
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Thousands sign up for Louth Adult Learner Courses
Over 2,500 people have become ‘adult learners’ in Dundalk and Ardee in 2022, according to the...
“Knowledge drives innovation, innovation drives productivity,” — CEO Q&A with Martin O’Brien of LMETB
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LMETB Delivers Major Apprenticeship Centre for Drogheda
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