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  1. Competition notice published

    Oct 9, 9:01 AMOctober 9, 2026 9:01 AM

  2. Qualification deadline

    Oct 28, 2030 11:00 PMOctober 28, 2030 11:00 PM

  3. Express interest deadline

    Oct 29, 2030 1:00 PMOctober 29, 2030 1:00 PM

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Panel for Provision of Training Services to the Graduate Business School, Faculty of Business, Technological University Dublin

Qualification deadline
Oct 29, 20301,460 days left
Procedure
With prequalificationTwo stages
Agreement
Buying services
Estimated value
€400K

Brief

Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) needs training services for a panel of facilitators and/or training organizations to deliver workshops on a range of business topics to executive learners, with a maximum total value of 400,000 EUR. The services are to be delivered in Dublin. Workshops should be interactive, discussion-led, and exercise-based, with facilitators demonstrating strong subject-matter expertise combined with relevant industry or professional experience.

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  • To serve the growing demand for our courses, TU Dublin’s Graduate Business School wishes to establish a panel of facilitators and/or training organisations to deliver workshops on a range of business topics to executive learners. Graduate Business School course participants are generally mid-to-senior level executives. Class sizes range from 16 to 32 participants. Programmes are designed to be applied and practice oriented. Workshops should therefore be interactive, discussion-led, and exercise-based to maximise learning outcomes and support the practical application of knowledge. All facilitators must demonstrate strong subject- matter expertise combined with relevant industry or professional experience that enables them to contextualise their content and facilitate meaningful discussion in the classroom. Particular emphasis should be placed on interactive and applied learning approaches, supported by practical methodologies and toolkitsMain features of the procedurePanel for Provision of Training Services to the Graduate Business School, Faculty of Business, Technological University Dublin

  • Contact

    Ann MurrayAnn.Murray@tudublin.ie
  • Type
    Competition · Prequalification
  • Location
    Dublin
  • Main code
    Education and training services
    80000000
  • 80430000Adult-education services at university level80522000Training seminars80532000Management training services

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