Transition Year Modules · Primary School · Transition Year
Running TY? Here's your year, sorted.
Seven Transition Year modules on the online learning platform, each 8 to 10 weeks of project-based lessons with a certificate at the end. Run one, run a few, or combine them into a full year built around your timetable.
Platform used by 1 in 3 schools
Limerick
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Dublin
Kildare
Waterford
Donegal
Carlow
Kerry
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Dublin
Wexford
Dublin
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Donegal
Mayo
Dublin
Donegal
Kildare
Dublin
Dublin
Kildare
Westmeath
Cork
Sligo
Cork
Dublin
Clare
Kildare
Kilkenny
Meath
Dublin
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Dublin
Galway
The same lesson, open on each student's own screen. They follow along in class, and pick it up on their own afterwards.
The modules
Pick any combination. Open a module and click straight into the real lessons.
What you get
Everything that comes with a Transition Year module.
You teach from the board. They follow on their own device.
Each module is 10 to 15 lessons of 40 to 60 minutes. You lead from the interactive whiteboard while the same lesson sits open on each student's own device, and they build as they go. That leaves room for school events, mid-terms and everything else Transition Year throws at you. Students also get the modules they are not doing in class, so the ones who finish early or want to go further can work away on their own.
True digital learning
- Seven modules to choose from, each 8 to 10 weeks
- The same lesson on the board and on every student's own device
- Students can catch up after an absence, or work ahead, on their own
- One decision covers the year, instead of stitching resources together each term
- A certificate after each module, for portfolios, open days and reports home
Built to the NCCA Transition Year Programme Statement
Every module is project-based and 8 to 10 weeks long, which is the shape Transition Year is built around: broad exposure, real work to show for it, and no terminal exam at the end of it. Schools pick the modules their students want, run different pathways side by side, and combine them into a full year where that suits the timetable.
