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school of mathematics

Welcome to the School of Mathematics, Trinity College Dublin. The School Mathematics is in the Faculty of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Enquiries should be addressed to the administrative office, in person during office hours 9.00-13.00 and 14.00-17.30, via email to mathdep@maths.tcd.ie or by telephone to +353-1-896 1949. How to find us Maps (enter via Hamilton Building) & Visitor Info The entrance to the Hamilton Building: Picture of the Hamilton steps TCD is well served by public transport. In particular, there are airport coaches (Aircoach route 700) that serve the West End of College and the Airlink route 757 busses that serve the East end (use the Westland Row stop). The city centre is also served by many bus routes, Luas (tram) and rail (suburban DART and Intercity services). Open Positions For information on applying for a faculty or postdoctoral position, see: Open Positions Newsletter To read our newsletters please click here. World Ranking Trinity College Dublin and TCD Mathematics both feature in the world ranking by QS.

o'kody arts

Core classes in Dance, Singing and Acting will be complemented by working towards a student lead video project focusing on bring out your inner artist.

lapidus scotland

Lapidus Scotland is an independently constituted voluntary association and is managed by a committee who have skills and experience in facilitating words for wellbeing. We are affiliated to Lapidus International, a membership organisation, and adhere to the same ethical code. Since 1996 Lapidus Scotland has looked to explore and expand knowledge and understanding of the value of words. We have worked with people, groups and organisations across Scotland, offering reading and writing activities to promote health and wellbeing (often referred to as ‘bibliotherapy’). Our programmes offer a creative approach to supporting self-management of long-term conditions and can e.g. help with mild to moderate depression, isolation, dementia, recovery from stroke and other illnesses that impact on individual identity. Our facilitators work with statutory and voluntary organisations across a range of settings. We also offer networking and training events for wellbeing practitioners.

the yes foundation

The YES Foundation is the public-school foundation supporting Brookside, Hidden Valley, Manor, Wade Thomas and White Hill Schools. Our Mission: YES secures the necessary funding and advocates for programs that provide all children in the Ross Valley School District access to a complete education, including meaningful and sustained exposure to the arts and other vibrant educational programs.

the oak tree initiative

The Oak Tree Initiative (OTI) is an Islamic education organisation, established to serve the Muslim community in the UK. Our courses are delivered by scholars, academics, and students of knowledge, through the use of a variety of learning techniques and tools including kinaesthetic learning, games, flash cards, and interactive group work.

soul sutras

Sangeeta Pillai created Soul Sutras to be a feminist platform for all bad betis & besharam bibis. Where we as South Asian womxn can express ourselves openly, without shame or fear. Where we explore all sorts of cultural taboos from sex, sexuality, periods, menopause, mental health, shame, sexual harassment to…nipple hair! Soul Sutras is all about creating safe spaces for South Asian womxn to tell our stories, to express our pain and to connect with each other and explore our common cultural identity. We open up. We share. We connect. That’s when pure magic happens. We realise that we’re all fighting similar battles. That we all feel alone but we’re really not. Once we start sharing our stories with each other, the sense of sisterhood and support we get from each other is…everything.

fitness 22 personal training

our belief that happiness is vitally important to our lives. While our happiness has many factors, fitness is one of the biggest factors that support a healthy mind and a healthy body. So we set out to create apps that will help people live happier and healthier lives. Our first apps werent htness apps at all, but had the same intention in mind - to be beautiful and easy to use, so people around the world would engage and stay motivated. Over the years, we have become the world's smartest fitness apps. Utilizing the most innovative technology and creative User Experience, we are makinga difference in people's lives every day of the week.

the first word

The First Word is run by Neil Martin and Stacey Williams. We work with a team of expert writers, trainers and coaches who specialise in everything from brand tone of voice and digital, to customer service and internal communications.

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eurospeak english language school

Welcome to Eurospeak Language School Eurospeak was established in Reading in 1991, and opened a second branch in 2018 in Southampton. Eurospeak prides itself on providing students with high quality learning experiences at excellent value. Passionate teachers, modern teaching tools and materials mean that our students achieve their academic and professional goals, study on courses which are suitable to their individual needs, and fit into their daily lives. Our English language courses, Cambridge Exam and IELTS Exam Preparation courses offer our students the opportunity to study, progress and be part of a welcoming and friendly multicultural learning environment. We look forward to welcoming you to Eurospeak soon! Eurospeak Language School Reading Berkshire Southampton Hampshire English Language Courses Cambridge IELTS Exam Preparation, Language School in Southampton Eurospeak Reading was founded as a school of English as a Foreign Language (EFL) in October 1991 by Mr. Michael O’Brien. Originally starting with a few evening and Saturday classes for visitors and au-pairs working with families in the Reading area, within a year the demand for lessons grew to cover the mornings, afternoons and evenings every day. To meet this increased demand, we soon assembled a group of competent, friendly teachers and thus the ranks of loyal and successful students grew as we expanded and even began arranging activities and tours for them. Over this time Eurospeak continued to build up its reputation by employing good teachers, having reasonable prices, having a friendly helpful atmosphere and organising activities of interest to the students. As the demand grew beyond lessons for immigrants residing in the UK, the college began to support students who needed student visas and in the space of just 4 years, Eurospeak became an international college that welcomed students from all over the world. This meant that a full-time schedule was developed so that students could be accommodated for the required 15 hours or more of tuition each week. In time, as student numbers grew, so did the need for more teachers. During this period, we also started entering our students for the Cambridge ESOL exams and by 1998 we had become a national exam centre recognised by Cambridge University. In the years that followed Eurospeak continued to flourish.