Tagged: Expert Group On Future Skills Needs & News
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Expert Group highlights job market opportunities News
28.02.2012 The Irish job market has a demand for people with work experience, third-level qualifications and/or foreign-language skills, the Expert Group on Future Skills Needs reveals in... -
Promising signs for technology skills, EGFSN report shows News
03.08.2011 With the exception of construction, CAO level 8 acceptances are on the up for science and technology subjects, which will mean more graduates in these areas, an Expert Group on... -
National Skills Bulletin confirms high-end skills shortage News
06.07.2011 Skilled and experienced people in ICT, engineering, healthcare, finance and customer care (including technical support) are in demand, according to the 2011 National Skills... -
EGFSN publishes annual report News
20.07.2010 Published today, the annual report by the Expert Group on Future Skills Needs reveals increasing numbers of students entering and leaving the Irish education and training... -
Employment in ICT up in 2009 - EGFSN report News
01.07.2010 Despite the recession, employment opportunities and some skills shortages - particularly in the ICT area - continue to exist, according to the 2010 update to the National Skills...Categories: Jobs, Careers and Employment -
Skill shortages continue in IT and science News
03.07.2009 Despite the rise in unemployment in Ireland, there are still significant skills shortages in the areas of IT, science, sales/marketing, health, accountancy, engineering and...Categories: Business, Government -
Irish-based employers say maths skills don’t add up News
15.12.2008 Improving maths skills is critically important to the Irish economy, the Expert Group on Future Skills Needs (EGFSN) warned today as it issued proposals to put Ireland at the...Categories: R&D -
2020 vision requires mass upskilling — Martin News
26.10.2006 Half a million members of the Irish workforce will need to be upskilled if Ireland is going to compete in the global knowledge economy in 2020, the Minister for Enterprise,...