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Evening furniture design course

Christyvpl · 2012-02-11 01:43:15

Hi I'd like to do FETAC level 5 and/or 6 furniture design. But I'm lucky enough to have a job and need to find somewhere in Dublin that offers an evening or weekend programme. Even if it's not FETAC I'd consider it. Any ideas?

11-02-2012 1:43am

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Christyvpl

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Hi

I'd like to do FETAC level 5 and/or 6 furniture design.

But I'm lucky enough to have a job and need to find somewhere in Dublin that offers an evening or weekend programme. Even if it's not FETAC I'd consider it.

Any ideas?

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#2 15-02-2012 9:07pm

monosnaps

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Have been looking for something like that myself, a quick Google will find the evening courses 10 weeks project based courses, Stillorgan, Clane and Ballymun are examples I noted. Spring courses started in January so a bit late to join them now.
The Fetac 5 course is available in Bray but is full time. That's the only one I could find on the east coast, Cork offer a few options.
There are weekend workshops in Clare, The RTE Nationwide programme of tonight Wednesday 15th February featured a couple who do such workshops. Check it out on the RTE player.

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