Year of Skills Supporting Business Engagement

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Sources: Regional Skills Forum

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Year of Skills Supporting Business Engagement

Dublin Regional Skills (DRSF) are delighted to partner with Small Firms Association (SFA), SOLAS and announce an online webinar on Wednesday, November 29th, 2023 at 11am. Tailored specifically for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This informative session aims to empower business owners with knowledge about fully funded Further Education upskilling opportunities available to them and how to access these invaluable training programs for their employees.

Ministers Harris and Collins welcome publication of 2023 National Skills Bulletin
This is the nineteenth in an annual series of reports, launched 8TH November on behalf of National Skills Council by the SOLAS Skills and Labour Market Research Unit in the RDS, Dublin.

Micro-credentialing advancements in DCU are;

underpinned by our expertise in delivering short learning experiences,
shaped by leading international research and,
enriched by our national and European partnerships.

Please find links below to details of DCUs most recent offerings which will be delivered in semester 1 of 2024.

Faculty of Engineering and Computing: https://www.dcu.ie/FEC-microcredentials-sem2
DCU Business School Offerings: https://www.dcu.ie/micro-credentials/dcu-business-school-micro-credentials

An Industry-focused free event in the heart of Dublin to share learnings, insights and collaborate with other business leaders and talent professionals, to help solve your organisations’ skills gaps and mismatches.

NESC@50 Conference – A Thriving Ireland: Foundations & Actions
23RD November Dublin Castle

Taste 4 Success Masterclass Series designed in conjunction with Tangent, Trinity's Ideas Workspace & Trinity College Dublin begins this November.

Join us at our upcoming events, where you will have the opportunity to experience the online classroom and ask any questions you may have regarding any of the following Springboard+ or HCI courses.

The aim of the Smart Regions (Enterprise Innovation Scheme) is to accelerate economic growth across all regions with a focus on enterprise development.

Find out more about Dublin Regional Skills