Terenure Entreprise Centre

Courses

Active Senior IT Society

The society’s activities are guided via a voluntary committee who are currently seeking to expand the membership to anyone over 55, living locally to Terenure and its surrounds. There is an annual subscription of €10. Membership enables access to a series of affordable computer training & mobile phone workshops.

About ASITS

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The society was formed in 2007 operating as a community group in conjunction with Terenure Enterprise Centre to provide affordable and practical computer training to older members of the local community. The emphasis is to euip older people with skills and confidence to access new technology and 1st phase of training took place late in 2006 and continued since then. The training is provided by qualified trainers using the latest technology and co-funded through the BeneFit Initiative from the Department of Communications Energy and Natural Resources

The society’s activities are guided via a voluntary committee who are currently seeking to expand the membership to anyone over 55, living locally to Terenure and its surrounds. There is an annual subscription of €10. Membership enables access to a series of affordable computer training & mobile phone workshops.

Conference Room

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Training/Conference Room

Our modern facilities are fully equipped to handle all your conference needs; whether for training, interviews or presentations, you can attend to your business confident that our reception staff have taken care of all the planning details.

Training/Conference Room Rates:-

Full Day €90; Half day €50; Hourly Rate €20; subject to VAT @21%.

Complimentary Tea/Coffee/Reception Services included.

About the centre

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A Community of Enterprise in Terenure

The Community Enterprise Society Limited known to most as Terenure Enterprise Centre is a voluntary organisation with charitable status established in 1984. The directors all live locally and are strongly committed to supporting economic development in the South City area of Dublin.
The building has 20 incubator units which have been occupied by a varied and innovative array of businesses over the years. A survey of those who have moved on to independent premises reveals that 70% are still successfully trading. Approximately 200 promoters are assisted annually to start their own businesses.