Over 270 students benefit from TUS access initiatives

TUS graduates, Megan Cronin, Ashley Ryan and Amy Flanagan, Thomond College. Photo: Alan Place

MORE than 275 pupils from primary to secondary level this year from schools across Limerick, Clare, and Tipperary have benefited from the Technological University of the Shannonโ€™s (TUS) access initiatives.

One such programme, Go4IT, helped Limerick secondary students who may not have considered higher-level education into positions of academic and professional confidence, the university said.

Anna Murphy, pre-entry access co-ordinator TUS Mid West said the programme โ€œaims to introduce the concept of lifelong learning.

โ€œIt shows that education has a purpose with long term, real outcomes.โ€

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She explained that โ€œcontinual support and engagement from primary level to third level is an integral part of the programme strategyโ€.

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