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17th September 2013

Firm hails the creation of new ICT sector taskforce

WORK is underway to ensure the needs of Northern Ireland’s ICT sector will be met by the skills and qualifications of its workforce.Employment and Learning |Minister Dr Stephen Farry recently hosted the first meeting of the ICT Skills Taskforce which he set up to complement the action his department and Invest NI are taking in...

17th September 2013

New gift shop presents training initiative for disabled job-seekers

A Co Down training initiative is expanding to support more people with disabilities gain employment.Employment and Learning Minister, Dr Stephen Farry, marked the event when he officially opened Heart and Home, a key part of the Clanrye Retail Social Enterprise (CRSE) in Newry.CRSE has been developed to expand existing employment and training services for people...

17th September 2013

Teachers’ union welcomes training study to give pupils a brighter future

The Ulster Teachers’ Union has welcomed the study of teacher-training provision to |be undertaken by the Department of Employment and Learning. The review will examine the financial sustainability of current structures and explore the creation of a shared and integrated system for future delivery. “Any such study is an opportunity to look at how best...

17th September 2013

Nominations now open for Apprentice of the Year 2012

THE Apprentice of the Year competition, launched by Employment and Learning Minister, Dr Stephen Farry, is now in its 11th year and aims to recognise the talent, excellence and determination of local apprentices. The minister said: “These awards are our opportunity to applaud apprentices who are advancing their careers through training, and it recognises employers...

17th September 2013

Engineering firm shifts up a gear with 20 new posts

A FIRM in Omagh which makes engine monitoring systems is creating over 20 new high-quality jobs after bucking the global economic trend. Family-run JMG Systems, which already employs just over 70 people, supplies the quarrying, recycling, crushing, aircraft ground support, construction and automotive sectors. The new jobs will contribute £380,000 a year in salaries to...

17th September 2013

Building sector scheme laying foundations for return to growth

CITB-ConstructionSkills NI is helping the building industry address the current economic downturn and focus on the way ahead. They are hosting a series of free information events to provide construction employers with the latest information on training advice and guidance, grants, funded training schemes and other services that are available to them as a registered...

17th September 2013

Wheel of Life will help turn your life around

If you’re out of work or feeling stuck in a job you don’t enjoy, it’s easy for your unhappiness in this area to spill over to other areas of your life and affect your self-esteem. But you are more than your job, and it’s important to take time every now and again to take a...

17th September 2013

Ciara makes grade by becoming landmark 2,000th employee with private firm Almac

A Co Armagh company is the latest to join the elite few independent private few firms to employ over 2,000 people. Ciara Cassidy, from Aughnacloy, Co Tyrone, has just taken up the landmark 2,000th position at the Craigavon-based pharmaceutical development company Almac as an application support developer.   Her job will involve constant updating of...

17th September 2013

Rapid growth sparks jobs drive at electronic leader

A Northern Ireland electronics company is facing down the recession with a jobs drive.Co Antrim based Schrader Electronics has quadrupled its turnover over the last five years and needs a new cohort of engineers to service what it believes will be a further substantial growth in business.Undergraduates, graduates and experienced engineers are needed to fill...

17th September 2013

Enterprising health deal could create 400 new jobs

A pioneering link-up between the Executive’s enterprise and health departments could lead to 400 new jobs in the ‘connected health’ sector, it was claimed. Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster and Health Minister Edwin Poots made a statement  to the Assembly this week on its importance. They signed a ‘memorandum of understanding’ between the Department of Health,...

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