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Kilkenny Leader Partnership’s Activity Tourism Training Programme celebrated its first graduation.

Rehab’s innovative JobFit programme, which operated a centre in Kilkenny between August 2010 and March 2011, has revealed that 69 per cent of participants on the employment and training skills course in the city got a job or progressed on to further education or training.

A unique partnership between FÁS and city housing communities, supported by Kilkenny County Council’s RAPID programme, is to create a pilot employment training scheme to take 40 young men off the dole.

The Minister for Agriculture has told local Deputy, Nicky McFadden that he wants to encourage more young people to become involved in farming and is delighted to see renewed interest in the sector.

First Polymer Training Skillnet is delighted to offer its full range of technical and management training courses (many of them FETAC certified), free to eligible jobseekers. Based in Athlone since 1999, First Polymer Training is a FETAC approved centre, and delivers practical relevant training at their fully equipped facility.

The Irish Ambulance Training Institute, the award winning national training institute headquartered in Ballybrit, Galway, is offering a wide range of courses over the coming months to those who wish to pursue a career in the healthcare sector.

In a recent report by Eurostudent employers again highlighted the need for candidates with foreign language skills. The people of Mayo can now answer this call as national training and education expert, The Learning Curve Institute, brings its FETAC accredited minor awards in French and Spanish for beginners to The Mayo Education Centre, Castlebar, in October.

Impact Training Consultants has been based in Mullingar since 1991.

The national profile of young Westport entrepreneur Liam Printer continues to grow as hundreds of thousands of listeners tuned in to his interview live in studio on Today FM’s Ray D’Arcy Show on Tuesday. Liam is the current Irish National Snowboard Champion having won two gold medals at The Irish Ski and Snowboard Championships in France. He is also a director and head of ;anguages at the highly successful FETAC accredited national training and education provider, The Learning Curve Institute, which he set up with his business partner in 2009. He has now started a spin off product of The LCI with his “Learning Curve Camps” where students from all over the world gather together in the Alps to learn languages in a full immersion environment, ski or snowboard with The Irish National Snowboard Champion, and come home with an internationally recognised FETAC accredited certificate in the language they are studying.

The Galway People’s Resource Centre, which relocated from Nuns Island to a new premises in St Clare’s Walk earlier this year, will officially open its new offices on Monday.