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NWRC are now recruiting applicants for three free training courses to help people secure or move towards a job.
These short courses are fully funded through Derry City and Strabane District Council’s (DCSDC) Labour Market Partnership (LMP) programme and will give individuals the skills that employers are looking for in the areas of Office IT and Customer Service, Advanced Manufacturing and Construction. LMPs, which create targeted employment action plans for every council area, are funded by the Department for Communities. The LMP scheme allows for collaboration at local and regional level to support people towards and into work, including young people and those with disabilities.
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Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District, Councillor Sandra Duffy, said: “It is so important to offer a range of pathways into employment to ensure that local people are equipped with the skills they need to secure well paid and sustainable job opportunities. We also want to be able to offer prospective employers a rich and diverse talent pool to fulfil their needs, and to grow confidence in Derry and Strabane as an area ripe for investment with much to offer companies in terms of skills and experience. I am delighted to see new opportunities being created through our strong partnership approach to growing and developing the local economy, ensuring a better future for everyone.”
The five week IT Office and Customer Services programme will take place later this month with another starting in early January, Construction beginning January 30 for seven weeks and Advanced Manufacturing later in the year. Places are limited and all applicants must be over 16, unemployed, and a resident of Derry City and Strabane District Council.
The Derry and Strabane Labour Market Partnership (LMP) focuses on improving Derry and Strabane’s employability outcomes and labour market conditions by working with a wide range of partners, being flexible to meet need in the area and helping to engage with employers and employees. The Derry and Strabane LMP partnership was developed with funding from the Department for Communities (DfC).
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For more information and to register your interest in these Skills Academies, visit: https://www.nwrc.ac.uk/business/business-programmes/labour-market-partnership-skills-academies.
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