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Dáil Éireann díospóireacht -
Tuesday, 19 Apr 1983

Vol. 341 No. 6

Written Answers . - Technical Colleges .

1135.

asked the Minister for Education the number of registered students attending each of the Dublin and regional technical colleges and the National Institute for Higher Education in Dublin and Limerick on each of the following courses on 1 March 1983: (a) full-time degree professional studies; (b) full-time technician and ESF funded courses; (c) part-time professional and technical courses; and (d) apprenticeship courses.

: The information requested by the Deputy in respect of the institutions concerned is set out in the following tabular statement. Data relate to the 1982-83 academic year except where otherwise indicated.

Following is the statement:

1982-83

No.of Full-Time Registered Students.†

(a) 3rd level only

(b)

(c)

(d)

Degree Courses

Diploma††

Certificate and other courses

Full-time EST aided places on technician courses allocated for first-time enrolments in 1983-83**

Part-Time professional and technician courses 81-82†††

Apprentices 82-82*

RTC(S)

Carlow

940

80

860

260

595

Letterkenny

529

45

484

210

108

83

Athlone

859 (30)

10

58

761

149

462

496

Dundalk

929

191

738

220

714

Waterford

1,554 (80)

41

240

1,193

269

550

1,102

Sligo

809

22

103

684

142

122

530

Galway

1,305 (84)

107

111

1,003

180

1,281

529

Cork

1,422 (44)

146

139

1,093

220

1,543

2,039

Tralee

384

16

368

145

386

Technology Colleges

Bolton St.

1,205 (23)

606

291

285

20

1,928

4,667

Kevin St.

1,157

382

647

128

20

1,694

1,519

Cathal Brugha St.

597 (16)

99

295

187

120

1,113

300

College of Marketing & Design

943 (99)

215

440

189

185

1,662

746

College of Commerce, Rathmines

965

40

347

578

175

3,119

National Institute for Higher Education

Dublin

959

926

33

Limerick

1,809

1,519

290

209

† Figures in brackets refer to second level.

†† Some of these courses might be regarded as professional.

††† Includes second and third level enrolments excluding adult education.

* Includes designated and non-designated trades.

** In addition there is an estimated carry-over of 1,500 grant holders who were aided for the first time in the 1981-82 academic year. The precisenumbers of ESF aided students in each of the colleges on 1 March 1983, is not readily available.

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