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Completing a GRETB training course offers many benefits from a personal and career perspective. It can provide you with access to employment opportunities in the future by developing your skills to compete in the employment market.

Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board (GRETB) has a number of highly funded online business courses available this autumn. These courses are available to employees and employers to upskill and provide relevant, valuable, skills for today’s workplace.

Home Instead, Ireland’s largest private provider of home care services, this week announced the creation of 60 jobs in Galway.

Bionical Emas, a global Contract Research Organisation (CRO), providing a range of services to the pharmaceutical and Biotech sector, is to establish a storage, distribution, and secondary labelling facility in the Midlands region allowing for the initial creation of approximately 35 new local jobs.

Joseph Diffley is among the first cohort of graduates from Athlone IT’s Bachelor of Science in Polymer Processing Technology (apprenticeship), developed in conjunction with Ibec.

Local Minister of State, Deputy Robert Troy, has welcomed the announcement of further measures to support participants of Community Employment (CE) and Tús schemes.

Ballinasloe based Senator Aisling Dolan welcomed An Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade, and Employment, Leo Varadkar to Ballinasloe Enterprise Hub at the weekend. As part of the Ballinasloe Area Community Development (BACD), the centre has recently won €63,000 in funding under the Connected Hubs Scheme.

Connolly Motor Group is recruiting 25 new service apprentices to join their growing team across Galway, Mayo, Sligo and Letterkenny. The successful candidates are offered the opportunity to train with world renowned brands in the country’s best workshops.

Brendan McGrath, chief executive of the Galway City Council, hopes the local authority can employ a further 30 to 40 staff in 2022.

Galway city councillors this week supported a motion by the Mayor of Galway, Cllr Colette Connolly, not to increase Local Property Tax.