THE LATEST instalment of the hugely successful and popular Jobs Fairs in Limerick’s four regeneration areas takes place this Thursday, October 10. It will be held in Kings Island Youth & Community Centre, St Mary’s Park from 6pm to 8pm.
Over 20 employers, educational bodies and agencies will be there to offer information around a wide field of opportunities in the Mid-West region. This is the third event of 2024, following successful Jobs Fairs in Moyross and Ballinacurra Weston this year.
The Annual Jobs Fair form part of the overall strategy within the Outreach to Employment Programme which is led by Limerick City and County Council in Partnership with Limerick & Clare Education & Training Board, Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) and Limerick Enterprise Development Partnership (LEDP).
Stands at this year’s Jobs Fair in St Mary’s Park will include:
Decathlon Ireland
Aura Leisure Grove Island
Mr Price
Shannon Precision Engineering
Irish Home Care
Iarnród Éireann -Irish Rail
Vitalograph
Emeis Ireland
Gleeson Sport Scene
Limerick & Clare Education & Training Board (LCETB)
FAI ETB Player Development Programme
National Learning Network
Technological University of the Shannon (TUS)
St Mary’s Adult Education Centre
Limerick City & County Council
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An Garda Síochána
The Defence Forces
Barnardos
Limerick Island Community Partners (LICP)
Central College, Limerick
North Side Family Resource Centre
Paul Partnership Limerick
Department of Social Protection
The Mayor of the City and County of Limerick, John Moran is delighted to see the Jobs Fairs grow in popularity each year, and commented:
“It is wonderful to see the Jobs Fair returning to St Mary’s Park. Every single person who has built a career knows that it started with an employer, a school or a client taking a chance on them. This event gives residents the potential opportunity to find that person or organisation.
“Following the success of previous fairs in other Limerick communities, this event continues to offer even more meaningful connections and career advancements. Every year we hear the success stories, where individuals find employment or pursue further training to enhance their career prospects. We are all looking forward also to the Jobs Fair in Southill in November, which will continue our commitment to supporting yet another community.”
Director of Regeneration, Sports and Recreation at Limerick City and County Council, Joe Delaney said:
“Once again, there will be a wide range of employers returning to this event in St Mary’s Park, on Thursday 10th October. The Jobs Fairs have proven to be a great meeting place for those pursuing both employment and training options. The two jobs fairs earlier in 2024 proved to be very popular and we look forward to hearing of individuals who progress towards employment, training or education as a result of these events.”
The first Jobs Fair was introduced in 2022 and they are now in year three of a very impactful and welcome event in all four Regeneration areas.
Residents of the community can directly engage with companies or gain valuable information around further education and training opportunities.
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