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Blackrock Institute of Further Education
Course Info - The award in Nutrition for Physical Activity is certified by ITEC. Case studies are required for ITEC units. ITEC applies […]
Further Education and PLC
South Dublin City

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National Qualification in Step Aerobics

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National Qualification in Exercise and The Older Adult

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