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Our Learning
Programmes

At the National Print Museum, we promote the lifelong discovery of printing history and culture through public engagement, formal programmes, school tours, outreach activities, and research collaborations.

Whether you are a third-level student researching design history, and primary school teacher looking for engaging activities for your students, or a mid-career professional considering a career change, we have learning opportunities that may be of interest to you. Read more about our programmes below.

Print a Letterpress Broadside with Mary Plunkett

Skills Transfer Programme

“Making our impression” is an innovative programme that aims to include the widest audience possible in the preservation of the nation’s printing heritage – listed...

Secondary School

The Museum is the perfect place for a class trip, tailored to students through a focus on hands-on artistic experience and linked to the history...

Cultural and Heritage Studies Programme

The award-winning Cultural and Heritage Studies programme at the National Print Museum is a City of Dublin ETB funded Local Training Initiative. Learners undertake a...

Pre-School

We offer a fun and interactive mini printer and storytelling experience for pre-school and early Montessori groups, most suitable for children aged 3-5 years old.

Primary School

Our primary school tour offering is both educational and interactive, utilising activities throughout to ensure maximum student engagement and learning. The tour is suitable for...

Third Level

For third-level groups, our guided tour can be tailored to suit the specific course content and learning needs of each group. We also have a...

Home School

The Museum's Virtual Tour and YouTube channel are great educational resources for those educating at home. We have a number of videos and worksheets of...