Regional Skills - Dublin

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Sources: Regional Skills Forum

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Regional Skills - Dublin

SME Supports and Upskilling

Dublin Regional Skills - a central contact 1to1 Free advice for Business to navigate funded Skills provisions for Dublin.

NEW SPRINGBOARD FUNDED DUBLIN OFFERINGS SEPTEMBER

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Taoiseach and Minister Harris launch Innovate for Ireland – a new initiative to recruit and retain talent

Innovate for Ireland is an important collaboration between industry and the Government of Ireland.
The initial phase will seek to attract up to 400 PhD students to undertake research that tackles challenges such as climate change and adaptation; global health and pandemics; water poverty; digital society; cyber-security.

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Minister Harris announces more than 1,000 extra college places and development of new apprenticeship programmes

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An extra 1056 targeted college places will be offered through the CAO for the 2022/2023 academic year, while 16 new apprenticeship programmes are being developed, and the Post-Leaving Cert course levy of €200 will be abolished in September.

Minister Troy and Minister Collins welcome report on future skills needs for the use of AI in Ireland

The report, entitled AI Skills: A Preliminary Assessment of the Skills Needed for the Deployment, Management and Regulation of Artificial Intelligence highlights the need for everyone, regardless of whether they work in tech or not, will need some level of knowledge and understanding of AI.

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UCD Micro-Credentials now on offer

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UCD micro-credentials are an exciting innovation developed and delivered by UCD's world-class academic faculty. Micro-credentials give you the opportunity to upskill in highly-specialised areas with short, accredited, flexible, industry-aligned courses.

Management Bootcamp Skillnet funding for SME's

Management Bootcamp - master the essentials of business practice
Strategy – Leadership – Finance – Marketing - People Performance
The programme is designed to build on your existing management competencies

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Chadwicks donates €250,000 to TU Dublin for construction training hub

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The Grafton Group-owned company said it would donate €250,000 to the new €22 million Design + Construct centre in Broombridge, which the university hopes will become the first European centre of excellence for construction, engineering and architectural education and training.

Explore 100% Funded 6 week initiative supporting Business Digital Skills in collaboration with Dublin ETB's

100% Funded Regional Skills initiative Explore supporting Digital Skills in collaboration with Pearse College CDETB recent participants presented certificates of completion at event in Croke Park.
If your business would like to know how to get involved email [email protected]