A New Training, Meeting And Office Space For County Clare
Updated : Apr 6, 2009
A new centre offering affordable office, meeting and training spaces has been established at the centrally located Clon Road Business Park in Ennis.
Currently running at the multi-purpose facility are employee training sessions, preparation for interview classes, a series of workshops focusing on women and the economy and various local and national organisation’s meetings. Users can also participate in classes in yoga, pilates, meditation, floral art, and a range of other personal development programmes. Up-coming courses include exam revision for secondary students and interior design.
Lorraine Tracey, The Clare Training Resource Centre Coordinator said: “We are offering an affordable and accessible, high quality, multi-functional space. Our aim is to combine community values with a professional delivery. Rooms are set-up with equipment such as projectors, flipcharts and whiteboards as needed and catering services can be arranged.â€
Ms. Tracey added that the new facility offered organisations and individuals the flexibility and opportunity to reserve space on a once off or on a regular basis. The CTRC is also currently providing the space for the delivery of a range of courses on behalf of its parent company the Clare Family Resource Centre (CFRC).
The CFRC runs a FÃS scheme with 21 Community Employment participants providing a wide range of staff training including Basic Childcare Training, Highscope Training, Special Needs Training, Equal Opportunities, First Aid, Arts and Crafts, Music and Drama, Manual Lifting and Handling and Health and Safety. Among the other courses delivered by the CTRC are Fire Prevention, Stay Safe Child Protection Programme, HACCP food safety, and Personal and Social Development.
Trainers or groups interested in using the facilities may contact Lorraine Tracey; Training Centre Coordinator; Tel: 065-6895458; Email: info@ctrc.ie. Alternatively see their web-site www.ctrc.ie for further details .
VeryHappyPig says hopefully lots more of these centres will open around the country, they are a damn good idea!
