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FET staff members manage and deliver further education and training through a wide range of programmes and services within Galway and Roscommon including but not limited to, traineeships, apprenticeships, back to education initiatives, community education and training, music generation, vocational training opportunities scheme, youth services, youth advocacy, local creative youth partnership, adult information and guidance services and youthreach.

Galway businesses and workers have been urged to use a free new service from Atlantic Technological University (ATU) that offers advice on upskilling, changing jobs and university courses.

The GRETB Training centre Mervue is currently recruiting for the IT Support Specialist Traineeship.

Ifac, Ireland’s farming, food and agribusiness specialist professional services firm, is advising Mayo farmers to be aware of their responsibilities when it comes to managing employees’ working time.

A Government-funded programme that supports migrants in the International Protection System who have been granted the right to work, has celebrated its recent successes at an event in Galway. The celebration was attended by participants, local employers, Cllr Terry O’Flaherty and Cllr Alan Cheevers, and Daragh Solan from the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth (DCEDIY).

The Atlantic Technological University (ATU) this week hosted a major business engagement event to assess to degree to which higher education institutions are meeting the needs of enterprise in the West and North West.

Hospitality Inc. is a new Labour Activation Training Programme run by National Learning Network (Castlebar) and specialises in Vocational Training. It is a partnership with Mayo Sligo Leitrim Educational Training Board (MSLETB), Westport Chamber of Commerce, Destination Westport and the Irish Hotel’s Federation (Mayo Branch) and the project is Government approved with support from the dormant accounts fund.

An Taoiseach Micheál Martin was in Castlebar this week where he had a number of engagements including joining in the celebrations of Baxter Healthcare’s 50 years manufacturing in the county.

Due to the phenomenal growth in demand for their homecare services, Bluebird Care has vacancies for both full and part-time Healthcare Assistants in the Galway city and county areas.

Q: For the last three years I have been in college fulltime, embarking on a new career path. I’ve loved every day of it, even the difficult assignments and challenging exams. I’m graduating this summer. Prior to this second college stint, I worked in a sector I didn't enjoy and had five jobs in seven years. Each time, I just got bored or felt that the company wasn't right for me. However, since going back back to college, I have realised that my earlier career was the problem, not individual companies within the sector. I had that hunch all along, but college has confirmed it for me. However, I now fear that employers will see me as an unsettled individual who just jumps from job to job? Any tips on how I make sure this doesn’t hold me back? (DR, email).