Ludgate Education Programme
Ludgate Education Programme
The education programme at Ludgate is for everyone! We support education in a number of areas including primary, secondary and third level education, business supports and digital skills.
Students: We are currently preparing students for jobs and technologies that don’t yet exist, in order to solve problems that we don’t even know are problems yet. Ludgate’s vision is to help support education so that it is relevant to the needs of 21st century learners, educators, and organizations. This will require a shift in the way teachers teach, leaders lead, and students learn. The aim of the programme is to graduate a greater number of students from West Cork to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) degree programs leading to job placements and rural regeneration.
Businesses: Business’s can avail of our supports which include professional speaker events, workshops and seminars.
Our Community: The hub holds a range of digital skill classes and workshops throughout the year. The aim of the classes are to enhance the digital skills in our community.
To log into our Leaning Management System please follow link below.
Projects
Launchpad - Female Returnee Programme
Supporting women to re-enter the workforce.
Lego Education
The Lego For Education project is a innovative hands-on minds-on project with the support of ESB and Spearline.
Tea & Tech
An 8 week course aimed at upskilling participants in technology and smartphones.
Remote Learning
Study online in Ludgate and gain a university accredited degree from Technological University of the Shannon Midland Midwest (TUS)
LMS
Canvas is Ludgate's Learning Management System. You can access Canvas on your PC, laptop smartphone or tablet by downloading the Canvas App.
Tech4Schools
Ludgate is partnering with schools, parent's associations and industry to source IT equipment for students and teachers.
Future of Education
The Future of Education webinar with guest speakers Professor Maggie Cusack (President of MTU), Lord David Puttnam (Atticus education) and Professor John O’Halloran (President of UCC).
Schools Cluster
Ludgate in association with its partners have engaged in an extensive schools cluster programme which commenced in 2019 and has been accelerated by the Covid-19.
