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The Leadership for INClusion in the Early Years (LINC) Programme is a Level 6 Special Purpose Award designed to equip early years educators to lead inclusive practice, support all children, and take on the role of Inclusion Coordinator within their setting.
Learn about the importance and relevance of the new M Ed in Leadership of Wellbeing in Education programme in MIC. This two-year part-time Level 9 programme will provide participants with the skills to assume leadership positions in the promotion of wellbeing in a variety of educational settings and in the wider community.
This summer course running at MIC Limerick will develop teachers’ knowledge and skill in the teaching of Gaelic Games in the primary school, focusing in particular on coaching, coaching skills, managing and planning coaching programmes, including those that involve the participation of visiting coaches.
Limerick Lifelong Learning Festival returns this year and Mary Immaculate College (MIC) will be encouraging people to ‘Learn, Grow, Explore in 2024’ by holding a number of public events as part of the week-long schedule.
This annual festival will be held from 15 to 21 April this year and celebrates lifelong learning throughout Limerick through a variety of creative, enjoyable and informative events. This year’s packed line-up of over 150 events promises something for everyone.
Learn about the Department of Learning, Society, and Religious Education at MIC, which represents a range of diverse and complementary disciplines within the field of education. In line with Catholic tradition and mission statement of Mary Immaculate College, the department is committed to enhancing the role of education in helping individuals to reach their potential and in creating a just and compassionate society.
Ireland may not have qualified for this summer’s World Cup, but the future of the game looks bright as Mary Immaculate College (MIC) hosted its annual League of Legends soccer blitz for the 15th consecutive year on Thursday, 21 May.







