Nutrition & Diet training courses in Ireland

As the old saying goes, you are what you eat. When it comes to maintaining your health, nutrition and diet are a very important aspect; this is why a career in this area can be both interesting, rewarding and well-paid. Dietetics and nutrition experts work with people and help them to sustain a healthy lifestyle, whether they have special dietary requirements or health problems which can be aggravated by an unhealthy weight. These experts could work with clients or patients who suffer from food allergies, or elite-level athletes who wish to maximise their performance levels. Nutritionists and dietitians study the science behind the components of food and the values they have. A third level or PLC course in Nutrition & Diet can be a great first step into a career in this field.

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BSc (Hons) in Health and Physical Activity

Classroom Based, Nutrition & Diet Course by Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) - Dundalk, Co. Louth

The four-year BSc (Honours) in Health and Physical Activity degree course aims to educate a category of professionals in the areas of health, physical activity and wellbeing. Graduates will have the skills necessary to assess, plan, promote and evaluate lifestyle interventions and physical activity courses that will enhance the quality of life of individuals that…

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Nutrition, Health and Well-being

Classroom Based, Nutrition & Diet Course by Dunboyne College of Further Education - Dunboyne, Co. Meath

WHAT IS NUTRITION, HEALTH AND WELL-BEING? This one-year course will aim to prepare participants for work with people in healthcare settings, hospitals, respite care facilities, social care, community development or residential setting where nutritional, general health or mental health support is required. The nutritional advisor/ healthcare worker needs social, communication and caring skills to work…

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