Established in 2004, College of Management and IT (CMIT) is the leading provider of certified / accredited elearning and distance learning education in Ireland. CMIT was the first distance learning college to become FETAC registered and the first to offer FETAC qualifications through eLearning. Our aim is to provide the opportunity for people to gain a recognised qualification in the most convenient and flexible way possible, while providing clear value for money.

CMIT is committed to the highest standards of Quality Assurance and has put in place comprehensive processes and procedures. Our Core Values are:

• One-to-One Support: the provision of one-to-one support to learners by qualified and experienced Tutors.
• External Monitoring: our quality systems are externally certified and audited.
• Customer Service: providing superb service to our learners.
• Innovation: embracing the online world - online tutoring, video, webinars, online course materials - to make education more accessible.
• Accessibility: encouraging and facilitating access by those in society normally excluded from further education.

FETAC External Monitoring Reports


FETAC complete regular monitoring audits to ensure that all providers adhere to the quality standards. The FETAC monitoring process consists of desk monitoring, site visits and reporting on the effectiveness of providers' quality systems with follow up and reviews. The process involves a review of the provider’s quality system and identifies good practice and areas for improvements as appropriate. A standard monitoring report is completed by the monitor and when complete is published on the FETAC website. These reports are invaluable in assisting learners in choosing a course provider. CMIT advises all learners to read these reports before choosing a provider.

2011 - In Nov 2011, FETAC completed a monitoring visit of CMIT. This review covered CMIT's overall quality assurance processes - including learner information, assessment, programme development and other processes. Following the review, FETAC concluded that CMIT were 'effectively implementing quality assurance' with no areas for improvement .

2011 - In Jan 2011, FETAC completed a monitoring exercise of CMIT's assessment procedures as part of an overall review. This review covered CMIT's assessment procedures for November 2010. Following the review, CMIT were commended by FETAC on 'good practice'.

2010 - In Sept 2010, FETAC completed a monitoring exercise of CMIT's assessment procedures as part of an overall review. This review covered CMIT's assessment procedures for July 2010. Following the review, CMIT were commended by FETAC on 'good practice'.