CIT launch pilot programme for freshers
CIT is helping freshers have a smooth transition to college life. It's launched a new programme called A Good Start which will run over the next seven weeks. The aim is to enhance first year's experience of social, sporting and academic studies by getting them familiar with the campus and meeting new people. CIT is the first Institute of Technology in the country to launch the initiative which is being led by four students. One of those is Niamh Hayes who's been telling Cork's RedFM about why they set it up: (Click above for audio)
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