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Momentum Focus Your Talent. JobBridge - National Internship Scheme. Job Seeker - Courses for the Unemployed. Pathways To Work Research indicates that there is a strong link between unemployment and educational attainment. The Irish government recognises the importance of education for both individuals and society. The Back To Education Programmes were introduced to provide a comprehensive range of options from which an unemployed person can choose, or be directed to, depending on the most appropriate option for his/her needs. If you are unemployed, or simply want to further your education, there is likely to be a government scheme that will help you financially to do a course that you are interested in. Skills to Work Skillstowork.ie is a new Irish Government jobs campaign, aimed at making it easier for jobseekers and employers to know what Government skills initiatives are available to them.
To start the skills to work questionnaire: click here Need advice on what to do? Click here to go to Adult Guidance Supports.