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The Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board (GRETB) hosted its annual apprenticeship information day on Thursday, February 27, in the Salthill Hotel. The event drew an impressive crowd of students, teachers and parents eager to explore the vast opportunities available through an apprenticeship.

Galway Technical Institute has announced that its annual open day will take place on Tuesday, March 4 from 9am to 4pm, providing an opportunity for all prospective learners to view the facilities, speak with staff and students and have any queries addressed on the day.

What if your job meant changing lives—including your own? At Brothers of Charity Caislean Services, they don’t just offer jobs, they offer careers with purpose. Right now, they are hiring Support Workers, Social Care Workers, Domestic Staff, and Nurses across Renmore to Oranmore.

As one of Ireland’s leading HR consultancies for SMEs, GHR Consulting is dedicated to supporting employers in navigating the complexities of managing their teams. Based on data collected from our free employer helpline and client queries, this report identifies the top HR challenges faced by SMEs in 2024.

Enterprise Ireland Irish medtech client company Aerogen has announced details of a €300 million transformational scaling and investment plan, which will result in the creation of 725 new jobs in Ireland over the next 10 years.

Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board (GRETB) is the leading provider of further education and training in Galway and Roscommon. With 40 Further Education and Training centres across both counties, a diverse range of full-time and part-time courses are offered and designed to meet the needs of every learner. Whether you would like to reskill, upskill or just try something new, GRETB has a course to suit your goals.

Looking for a career change? International Aerospace Coatings (IAC), the global leader in aircraft spray painting, is currently hiring aircraft spray painters at its location in Shannon, County Clare.

Local businesses all over Ireland can take advantage of highly subsided, fully accredited training to help future-proof their organisations. Further Education and Training (FET) programmes, developed under the Skills to Advance initiative, offer employees and employers targeted, flexible upskilling opportunities, all at little or no cost.

Coinciding with a recently announced recruitment drive in Galway, the German supermarket chain has further sweetened the deal for potential employees, rolling out an increased minimum hourly rate of €15.10, in addition to several improved benefits.

Projecting a 9 per cent growth of recruitment in a range of local sectors varying from IT, and healthcare to commercial sectors, Galway is expected to enter a golden year for employers and employees alike in 2025.