News
TCPID Graduate Mei Lin Yap: Now a Permanent Employee in Cpl Resources
We are so proud of our graduate Mei Lin Yap who has been offered a permanent role with our business partner Cpl Resources. Mei Lin was originally employed on a 6 month contract, but this has now been converted to a permanent role. We could not be more proud of her.
TCPID Graduate Margaret Turley: My Experience Working in EY
My name is Margaret Turley. I am a graduate of the Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities in the School of Education, Trinity College Dublin. I have been working with EY since April 2017. This is a short article about my experience of working in EY and how much I am enjoying it.
TCPID Awarded Grant from The Ireland Funds
The Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities within the School of Education in Trinity College Dublin are delighted to announce that we have have been awarded a grant from The Ireland Funds through their Small Grants Round.
Avolon – New TCPID Business Patron
The Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities within the School of Education in Trinity College Dublin are delighted to announce a new partnership with our latest TCPID Business Patron, Avolon. Avolon are a leading global aircraft leasing firm, providing leasing and lease management services to airlines and aircraft investors worldwide.
Independent.ie Trinity College Showcases Top Science Stars with Intellectual Disabilities.
Daniel O Connor from Independent.ie reported from the SciFest@TCPID student exhibition and awards on Tuesday May 30th. Guinness, chocolate and kickboxing were just some of the projects showcased at the exhibition.
Today FM Report Students with Intellectual Disabilities Showcase Science Projects
Nicole Gernon from Today FM reported from the first ever SciFest@TCPID student exhibition and awards in the Trinity College Science Gallery on Tuesday May 30th.