Talent and Skills in Business

Topics: Business, Employment

Sources: Regional Skills Forum

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Talent and Skills in Business

Completing a Company Skills Needs Plan

Over 75% of SME's Have No Talent Development Strategy

Financial planning is paramount for all businesses but despite a competitive labour market, skills planning does not receive the same priority. By completing a short skills audit, training needs can often be met through funded courses, many of which are accredited, delivered online and are short in duration. A sample skills audit is available by clicking here

Digital Mid-West Network Meeting

ICT Future Skill Needs Session

Hosted by Dell Technologies the discussion highlighted new courses in software testing and cybersecurity designed to address emerging training needs. An update was also provided on the Limerick IT Summit planned for next February. A briefing on the opportunity for companies to partner with the Immersive Software Degree & Msc in Communications & Emerging Technologies in UL was also given.

Grow Local Talent - Tipperary Businesses

Breakfast Briefing on Employer Upskilling Grants & Digital Supports

Our 'Grow Local Talent' series takes place across the Mid-West region to inform SME's on government funded training supports. More details on this regional initiative can be found by clicking here.

AI And Your Business

Workshop For SME's On AI Tools & Cyber Security

The forum collaborated with CeADAR, Irelands AI Technology Centre to deliver a practical hands on workshop for manufacturing SME's. Thanks to Innovate Limerick for hosting the session. An overview of AI courses can be accessed here

National Skills Bulletin 2025

Overview Of Irelands Labour Market & Skill Challenges

Solas launched the latest edition of their National Skills Bulletin which provides an in-depth analysis of Ireland’s labour market, identifying jobs that are in high demand, and highlighting where skill shortages exist.

The report, published by the Skills and Labour Market Research Unit (SLMRU) in SOLAS, shows that despite global challenges, including geopolitical instability and rising costs of living, Ireland’s economy and labour market continue to show exceptional resilience. The report can be accessed here