All Easter revision courses at Kilmartin Educational Services in Ennis and Limerick are to go online from April.

Julie Kilmartin was in Italy as the Covid-19 pandemic unfolded, all teachers were then contacted and they agreed to record courses in advance so that everything could be done online.

Rolling out everything online for April has been “a mammoth task” according to Julie. “We have so many courses on offer and to record professionally in a very limited period is going to be incredibly demanding. However, we are delighted with our progress and we are on target. I have to pay tribute to our Amazing Team of Teachers and Wendigo Medial from Limerick. We are currently recording 10 hours per day, 7 days a week. Our college in Limerick has turned into a Mini Hollywood Set”.

Revision course packages for Junior and Leaving Certificate students is being offered by Kilmartin Educational Services. Each student will have full access to all recorded courses with packages costing €300. Live and pre-recorded tuition classes will be available weekly on their website. For more kes.ie.

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