About PASS
Coming to college for the first time can be both an exciting and a worrying prospect.
There are new people to meet, new friends to make and the opportunity to study in depth a subject you enjoy. At the same time, you’ll probably be wondering whether you’ll be able to keep up with your studies, write assignments to an appropriate standard, organise your time effectively, and have the confidence to present your ideas in front of other people.
Peer Assisted Student Support (PASS) is designed to help first year students cope better with all these aspects of life at third level.
Beginning in January 2009, AIT commenced piloting PASS in four different programmes:
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| Phase 1 and 2 January 2009 September 2009 | Bachelor of Business (Honours) Ab-Initio | |
| Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Construction Technology and Management |
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| Bachelor of Business in Hospitality Business Management |
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| Phase 2 September 2009 | Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Nursing |
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| Phase 2 September 2009 | Higher Certificate in Business |
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| Phase 2 September 2009 | Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Nursing in Psychiatric Nursing |
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| Phase 3 November 2009 | Higher Certificate in Engineering in Civil Engineering |
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| Phase 4 January 2010 | Higher Certificate in Business Studies in Sport and Recreation |
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| Phase 4 January 2010 | Higher Certificate in Electronic Computing in Engineering |
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| Phase 4 January 2010 | BBS in Hospitality Management |
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| Phase 4 January 2010 | BA (Hons) in Applied Social Studies in Social Care |
Explore Peer Assisted Learning
- What does PASS offer students?
- What are the intended outcomes of PASS?
- Student experiences of PASS
- Background to PASS
- PASS programme management





