The STAR Awards ceremony will take place in Dublin on Monday, 2nd March 2019 at the Law Society of Ireland Blackhall Pl, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7.
The ceremony forms part of and opens the Adult Learners’ Festival which takes place from the 2nd – 6th March 2020.
#LearningForLife
The shortlisted adult learning initiatives are:
Health and Wellbeing
- NLN Focus Recovery Programme
- Fit for Work and Life
- Clones Hen’s Shed
- Finn Valley Men’s Choir
Third-level Access and Engagement
- Professional Engagement Module – PEM
- Co-designing Accessible App
- Cultural and Heritage Studies LTI, National Print Museum
Social Inclusion – Small/Medium Organisations
- KCAT Arts Centre
- Mobile IT
- RADE CLG
- The Dillon’s Cross Project
Social Inclusion – Large Organisations
- Deirdre Corby DCU Ability
- Diploma in Substance Misuse and Addiction Studies – A Special Purpose NFQ Level 7 Award
- LINC Programme
- Bedford Row Traveller DRIVE Initiative
Sustainable Employment – Small/Medium Organisations
- Muirhevnamor Local Training Initiative – Dundalk
- Building Futures
- Vocational Training Programme – Brothers of Charity
Sustainable Employment – Large Organisations
- The EPIC Programme
- Ballyhoura Development Ability Programme
- Ability@Work
- Healthcare Opportunities for Women
The STAR Awards is proudly sponsored by the Teachers’ Union of Ireland (TUI), the Open University in Ireland and the Open College Network Northern Ireland (OCNNI) and European Social Fund (ESF). Sponsors will be offering special prizes to all 2020 STAR Award winners.
