The Indian Community Centre in association with the Ulster Peoples College are offering an opportunity to explore the unique politics of Northern Ireland.
The course will be delivered over 4 weeks in the Indian Community Centre, and is accredited to OCN Level 2.
The course is split into four distinct sections:
How Northern Ireland was created and how people understand it differently.
1921 to present: Key events and how communities lived.
The different attempts at solutions and where we are today.
The political parties, figures and positions.
To book a place contact:
Catherine Curran
Indian Community Centre
e: Catherine@iccbelfast.com
t: 02890 249746
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