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Belfast Met's Skills for Industry Engineering sector would like to congratulate the Womens' TEC on their recent 21st celebrations in the City Hall and hope that our working relationship continues well into the future.

Belfast Met's Skills for Industry Engineering sector would like to congratulate the Womens TEC on their recent 21st celebrations in the City Hall and hope that our working relationship continues well into the future.

Our Engineering learners getting on the bus to visit the Apprenticeships Open Day at E3 campus.

Ditching doctorate dreams to be a welder

Looking for a job? Our offer free training and a guaranteed interview for positions across a range of sectors.

They're designed especially for Belfast residents who are out of work or working less than 16 hours a week.

Visit our website - www.belfastcity.gov.uk/employment - to learn more about the opportunities available and apply to take part.

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Belfast Met is hosting a Den Building event, the first of its kind in Northern Ireland, and we would love for you to join us!

Children will be supported to use real tools and wooden pallets to create their own play resources, spaces and dens. There will be games and opportunities to pick up some sports tips and tricks and time for some good old Play!

Date: Tuesday 12th March 2019
Time: 3pm – 5pm
Location: Belfast Met, Castlereagh Campus

For more information or to book please contact
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Antrim Enterprise Agency is delighted to announce a new pilot project in Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough- HER SHE’d to Help, Encourage and Reassure up to 20 women from the age of 19 upwards who are feeling isolated, want to have social activities and friendships as well as build their confidence and increase their skills.

They will receive taster sessions in plumbing, tiling, DIY, electrics, painting & decorating along with sowing, growing & cooking. WOMENSTEC and Groundwork NI will be delivering key elements of this project.

Participants will also be introduced to what is involved in setting up their own community shed or social enterprise; so that they can go back to their own communities to develop the concept if they so wish.

In addition all participants will benefit from resilience sessions from Fresh Minds Education. A Safe Space to be Me - Emotional Well-being Hub will provide one to one confidential counselling for anyone who needs specific support.

HER SHE’d will be delivered over 16 weeks at Antrim Enterprise Agency and is funded by the Fund for Northern Ireland from the Community Fund.

We hope that you will help us spread the news – you may already know someone you think who could benefit from this fantastic programme so let them know.

The first step for them is to register with Jennifer McWilliams for our information evening on 27th Feb at 18:00 at the enterprise centre.

Hi Everyone! sorry this page hasn't been active for a while. I misplaced the log in details.

Our fearless leader, James Kerlin, has now got a new course underway and i will be passing control of this page to the new admin for that course.

I'm not part of the new Skills For Industry. For the last few months I have had a new job in Building 3...I'm now the technician for the Brick workshop and i'm loving it!

Juno

https://www.irishnews.com/business/2018/07/03/news/engineering-apprentice-from-larne-named-as-one-of-uk-s-top-50-women-in-sector-1371110/

Engineering apprentice from Larne named as one of UK's top 50 women in sector A civil engineering apprentice from Larne has been named as one of the UK’s top 50 women in the sector.