Dublin Enterprise & Technology Centre Company Limited By Guarantee runs a joined-up schedule for founders, learners, mentors, and partner organisations. This page brings together the longer support tracks and the shorter event formats that keep ideas moving between planning, testing, and delivery.
Each activity is designed to be concrete: office hours that answer operational questions, workshops that build usable skills, and open gatherings that help people meet collaborators across enterprise, education, and community work in Dublin.
Teams can move between intensive support tracks and shorter public sessions, making it easier to keep momentum without losing access to expert advice or peer feedback.
An eight-week programme for founders refining their offer, testing demand, and building a first operating plan they can actually use after the sessions end.
The studio combines structured workshops, weekly peer review, and short mentor checkpoints on pricing, messaging, governance, and launch sequencing.
Open practical training for people improving confidence in digital tools, online service delivery, and day-to-day workflow systems.
Sessions are shaped around hands-on tasks rather than lectures, helping learners leave with tested processes, clearer documentation, and fewer blockers in their weekly work.
Bookable support sessions for early-stage teams and community organisations that need a fast route to expert input on finance, compliance, operations, procurement, or communications.
Office hours are intentionally short, focused, and recurring so attendees can return with progress, not start again from scratch each time.
Facilitated working sessions that bring residents, charities, educators, and technical specialists together around specific local service or access challenges.
The labs focus on practical mapping, prototype discussion, and small next steps that partners can realistically carry forward after the room clears.
The centre uses a mixed events format so people can join at different levels of commitment. Some sessions are quiet, practical clinics. Others are public-facing evenings built around demos, introductions, and local visibility for new work.
Taken together, they create a rhythm: learn something useful, meet the right people, test an idea, then return to a programme track with better context and sharper questions.
Ask about upcoming sessions
Founders, learners, mentors, and community partners all have a clear route into support.
Clinics, talks, showcases, labs, workshops, and roundtables create multiple entry points.
Some attendees begin with a public event, meet a mentor, and later join a formal programme. Others arrive through a structured track and use events to widen their network, test language, or learn how similar teams are solving practical issues.
Short advisory sessions help participants translate workshop learning into their own context.
Programming stays rooted in Dublin’s operating realities, access needs, and partnership ecosystem.
The centre treats events as working infrastructure, not just promotion. They are used to surface real questions, connect people with useful peers, and keep programme participants visible to the wider community between milestones.
Programmes and events are structured for practical involvement. Founders can refine their next step, learners can build confidence with tools, and partner organisations can contribute knowledge or host collaborative sessions around shared local priorities.
Join support tracks, office hours, and demo evenings that sharpen decision-making quickly.
Build practical digital confidence through repeatable workshops and supportive peer sessions.
Contribute short clinics or specialist advice where it can directly unblock active participants.
Co-design sessions, share expertise, or connect your organisation to centre-led initiatives.