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Videos - The Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities

Here are some videos of some of the many things that go on in the TCPID.

SciFest@TCPID 2024 with Abbott

Exploring Co-Learning: TCPID, School of Education and School of English

TCPID Successful Bid for Funding in PATH 4 Phase 2

TCPID Learning Without Limits

Student Voice Matters

Dairine ORourke - My Good Life

ASIAP Course Video 2022

Graduate Experience

SciFest@TCPID with Abbott Ireland 2019
The Ireland Funds Flagship Grant

SciFest@TCPID with Abbott Ireland 2018

Relflections on getting to know the Trinity Library

Getting to know the Trinity Library - A student guide
Trinity Week 2018 - Energy Exhibition

ASIAP Course Video 2018

SIFI Education Fund




Students at the Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities discussing their STEM class. This video was made possible by the support of the Trinity Equality Fund and the Trinity Long Room Hub Research Incentive Scheme.

Staff from Bank of Ireland and Kieran Biddulph, a student from the TCPID tell us about their experience of the TCPID work placement programme. Bank of Ireland have been a keen supporter of the work placement programme and its students since 2013. The work placement programme is a key part of the two year Arts, Science and Inclusive Applied Practice course. It provides students with the experience of working in a professional environment and offers staff mentors the opportunity to continue to support and encourage our students.

Deborah Keating from Chartered Accountants Ireland along with Paula Conradie, a student from the TCPID and her mother Maureen Patterson, tell us about their experience of the TCPID work placement programme.

Sinead Smith from A&L Goodbody and her colleague Pat Doyle explain why A&L Goodbody support the Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities and its work placement programme highlighting the positive experience staff have had when they have taken part in the programme.