Overview
This free online Leaving Cert Applied (LCA) Information Session is kindly being provided by Jerome Chambers, Chairperson of the Leaving Certificate Applied National Association (LCANA).

This session will be very interactive and provide an overview of LCA for LCA teachers and coordinators in Post Primary schools.

Topics Covered 

• LCANA
• LCA overview
• Classroom Interactions
• Modules
• Homework
• Tasks - Reports and Interviews
• Examinations
• Q&A

What is LCANA?

LCANA (formerly known as the National Association of Leaving Certificate Applied Coordinators) was set up in early 2002.

The aims of the Association are to promote and support the role of the Coordinator, the teacher, assist communication and cooperation between members of the Association and interested bodies and contribute to the ongoing growth and development of the Leaving Certificate Applied.

It is a national association with members from all parts of the country. The day-to-day running of the Association is carried out by the executive Council who are a body of full-time teachers and retired teachers from around the country, who work on a voluntary capacity for the organisation and give huge time to promoting LCA and supporting LCA teachers.

The council meets about six times during the school year. In addition council members are involved in organising task workshops, regional meetings, conferences and setting up dialogue with government departments and other interested bodies from time to time.

LCANA have also been the driving force behind the annual Feargal Quinn Leaving Certificate Applied Awards which has now been running for over twenty years and has recognised and celebrated the achievements of LCA students nationwide.