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It’s that time of year again when we unveil our course programmes for the next academic year. This is the end of a long internal and external review process  where we listen to what our existing students say and also hopefully respond to chnaging training demands in the market place covering Gorey, Carlow, Kilkenny and Wexford areas.    
So what’s is New this year I hear ye all ask??..

Well. To explain..

Our courses range from individual certificate courses to longer term diploma and/or FETAC level 6 training programmes. All of our courses are part-time and certified. Our courses include Business Skills, Computer Skills, Payroll, Book-keeping, Web design, book-keeping and secretarial skills including typing and keyboard skills. 

Our training centres are accredited to offer Pitman Training courses which are all part-time learning flexible programmes designed to suit your needs including the renowned Medical Secretarial, Legal Secretarial, Executive PA and book-keeping range of diploma courses. 

Our Wexford, Carlow and Kilkenny centres also offers additional courses including Accounting Technician Ireland, Taxation Technician(*New Sept 2010), ACCA CAT (*New Sept 2010), Sales Negotiation (*New September 2010), Certified Public Accountants(CPA), HR and Employment Law, Business Studies, Childcare, Special Needs Assistant (SNA), Marketing and Corporate Governance.  

We would welcome any feedback you have on the range of courses we offer as we constantly update the list of course we offer. For a full list of all our courses checkout www.genesisbusinesscollege.net.

  

 

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