Working Connections: Building Pathways to Employment
 

 

Cork Education and Training Board (Cork ETB) and Cork Chamber today celebrated the success of the Working Connections programme at an employer appreciation event held at Republic of Work. The pilot initiative, which connected Youthreach learners with meaningful, employer-led work placements, marks an important step in creating inclusive pathways to employment for young people across the city and region.

 

Six students were referred to the programme, and placements were secured for all six across a diverse range of Cork employers, including Dell Technologies, Clayton Hotel Cork City, JW O'Donovan Solicitors, Kingsley Hotel, Talbot Hotel Midleton and Republic of Work.

 

This programme is a clear demonstration of what's possible when education and business work together to open doors for young people entering the workforce.

 

If you are interested in getting involved in the future, contact Naoimh Frawley, Director of People, Operations & Governance, Cork Chamber.