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04 Apr 2026

Teaching teachers at School of Music

Participants in the Training Series for Music Tutors at Portlaoise College- which runs fron January to June 2014. The series is organised by Laois School of Music/ Music Generation Laois ,  in association with DIT Conseratory of Music and Drama with the support of Laois Partnership Company . Included in photo are : Anne Goodwin ( C.E.O. Laois Partnership Company ) , Rosa Flannery ( Co - ordinator , Music Generation Laois ) , Nuala Kelly ( Co- ordinator, Laois School of Music ) and Laoise O'Brien ( DIT Conservatory of Music and Drama .           Photo: Michael Scully .
The Laois School of Music, in association with DIT Conservatory of Music and Drama, and with funding from Laois Partnership Company, are delivering a series of professional development training sessions to music tutors in Portlaoise.

The Laois School of Music, in association with DIT Conservatory of Music and Drama, and with funding from Laois Partnership Company, are delivering a series of professional development training sessions to music tutors in Portlaoise.

The series of training sessions is designed to further develop general skills for music tutors, in areas such as group teaching methods and resources, while also providing training in more specialist areas such as string tuition and piano tuition.

Tutors from both Laois School of Music and Music Generation Laois are attending a total of six training sessions which began in January and run until June, specifically designed by DIT. This is the first time DIT have delivered such a training programme outside of Dublin.

The Laois School of Music and Music Generation Laois provide weekly music tuition in piano, keyboard, drums, guitar, violin, viola, cello, uilleann pipes, voice/singing, harp, flute, oboe, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, French horn, euphonium, African Drumming and Junior/Leaving cert Music in Portlaoise College, as well as kindermusic and The Music Box, a music programme for children with special needs.

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