Donna Said:

Does anybody know any good dj courses in dublin for beginners?

We Answered:

Id recommend the DJ course spin1038 are offering. Taught by their dj's so your being taught by pros. Link to it is below.

Miguel Said:

is there any computer courses in dublin where i can study to be a computer teacher i am 19 years old?

We Answered:

Yes there are:
Register with FAS The Training & Employment Authority.

You will find them at - www.fas.ie
This will show you where all the FAS Centres are located. If there is one near you, it might pay to visit.

You mentioned, Dublin, Meath & Louth.
There are several training centres in Dublin

Anna Said:

baby / toddler first aid courses dublin / meath area?

We Answered:

if you have sure start in your area they do courses in baby first aid, if your not a member of sure start ask your health visitor about it. you could try doing a search for sure start as I'm not completely sure on the web address, it could be www.surestart.co.uk but don't hold me to that

Patricia Said:

looking for nail technician courses in Dublin?

We Answered:

You don't need to go to college, just ask at your local DIY shop, they'll show you how to hold the hammer...

Lori Said:

Does anyone know of any photography courses in Dublin for teenagers?

We Answered:

There is a good one in DIT, but you would had to have handed your portfolio in by now... but it's quite advanced, 4 years. Might be worth looking into next year :) E-mail them for info.

Guy Said:

Midwifery courses - Dublin?

We Answered:

Here in the UK Access courses are available to anyone over the age of 18. It used to be for over 21's only but an EU directive said this was ageist so it's been changed. I would have thought that would apply to Ireland too but I may be wrong. For midwifery it's common to do either the Access to Nursing or Health Care but generally speaking as long it's a science based Access it's acceptable.

Keith Said:

does anyone know any make up courses in dublin that are not expensive?

We Answered:

FAS run introductory make-up courses, which lead to further study and includes all of the exams you need to successfully work in the make-up industry. For that you'll need a pass in Leaving Cert Biology. If you got higher marks in your leaving cert and have a portfolio you can apply for the make-up course in IADT in Dun Laoghaire (the DART connects it to the city centre, along with various bus routes.)