The TVET Alliance Summit took place at the sumptuous Villa il Poggiale set in the Tuscan hills outside Florence in Italy. The Summit was organised by the Skillman Alliance (comprising IVETA, AER, ENNI, and EAPRIL) in collaboration with the European Training Foundation over two days (5 – 6 April, 2022). Warnborough College Ireland was there representing IVETA’s European region. The Summit’s main purpose […]
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25 Years and Counting Warnborough College Ireland (WCI) celebrated its 25th birthday in the South Tyrolean mountains at our learning centre, WOB International Academy. WCI was set up 25 years ago to address the growing need for non-traditional remote learning. Over the years, we have created unique and personalised learning opportunities for many students. On
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We are 25!!! It’s hard to believe that we started 25 years ago. We began as a natural progression from the distance learning options first offered by our sister college, Warnborough College UK, in 1994. Back then, ‘distance learning’ meant working away from campus and sending things in via the post or even fax. We
Our Erasmus+ KA2 project in ‘Developing Adaptive Expertise for Effective Learning Environments’ decided to hold a transnational project meeting in Ghent, Belgium from 23-24 September. Due to travel restrictions for some partners, the meeting was a hybrid event – with online participants connecting via Zoom. Adaptive Expertise transnational project meeting in Ghent A very busy and productive
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Former US Superior Court judge, Dr Linda Wilde, graduated with a PhD in Cultural Art History from Warnborough College Ireland in 2011. Since then, she has been very successful and busy with her career in art. She has presented at the Canterbury Arts Conference (CArtsCon) twice. Her art works have been exhibited around the world.
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We are very pleased to announce that Warnborough College Ireland has been approved for a new ERASMUS+ project called “Developing Adaptive Expertise to Foster an Effective Learning Environment” (Project Code: 2020-1-BE02-KA201-074662). Managed by Catholic Education Flanders (Belgium), the project aims to tackle outmoded forms of teaching in order to create new tools to support schools,
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The World Health Organisation has declared the Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic a public health emergency of international concern. Warnborough College takes the health and well-being of our students and staff very seriously, and are continuously monitoring the situation as it develops. We wish to prepare for (and stymie) the possible spread of the virus. As such,
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Ildiko Csiza talked to our Master of Arts in Creative Writing graduate, Emmanuela Voutsadakis, recently. Here’s her interview with a summarised transcript below. Could you tell me a few words about you? I am doing what I was doing before my Master’s degree with Warnborough, which is teaching. Before I used to teach mainly drama,
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Warnborough College Ireland is proud to announce the appointment of Victor W. Matthews, PhD as the Head of our Theology programmes. Dr Matthews, a graduate of Fuller MAGL, is tasked with modernising and integrating our traditional offerings, as well as developing new and relevant programmes. Dr Matthews will seek to use a fresh approach that
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Dr Tracy Hillier is an accomplished businesswoman and consultant in Canada. She completed her DBA focusing on corporate social responsibility and applied ethics at Warnborough College in 2005. Tell us something about your background. I had deep roots in technology-based delivery, developing new technology based programs as well as participating in the creation and development
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