24/10/2021
24/10/2021
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Kilkenny based PCI College, Ireland’s leading provider of professional counselling and psychotherapy courses, has launched its inaugural annual PCI College Scholarship competition that will award the winner of a public competition with a four year college degree scholarship worth €16,600.
The Liam McCarthy Scholarship, named in memory of the college’s founding father, is a competition open to the general public, and has been developed to help advance the further education of the award winner in obtaining a career in the field of counselling and psychotherapy. For information on the Liam McCarthy Scholarship, please contact Maria McGrath or visit www.pcicollge.ie.
Hayleigh Hill (graduate of 2020 programme)
Picture: Waterford/Carlow/Kilkenny Gardai
Mayor Andrew McGuinness cuts the ribbon on the new premises with Emma McGuinness and Denise Simpson
Ray D'arcy is backing the event
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