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Caherciveen Congress Information Centre

The Cahirciveen Centre was established in 1992, it provides an information/representation service for workers and their dependants, for unemployed, disabled, lone parents, elderly, employers and others requiring services.

Wicklow Trade Union Centre

The WTUC for the Unemployed is a resource for unemployed people in County Wicklow. We provide training in Computer Applications, Internet and Social Media, IT, Customer Service, Office Skills, Taxation, Bookkeeping and Payroll.

Ballina Centre for the Unemployed

The Centre runs 1:1 computer training that is open to all members of the community. From September 2011 we will be offering an expanded range of courses and are taking input from the community on courses they would like to attend.

Dr Stevens Resource Centre

The Dr. Stevens Resource Centre was established in 1992 by the Athlone Council of Trade Unions in co-operation with FÁS and the Irish Congress of Trade Unions.

Mullingar Congress Information and Development Centre

We are a fully approved FETAC accredited Centre since July 2007.With this status we are proud to offer a full range of FETAC courses mainly in Information Technology. All our courses are listed on the FAS NRT.

Dublin 12 Congress Centre

The Dublin Centre for the unemployed is a non-profit organisation .The centre was set up in 1999 by former trade unionist Mr Hugh Geraghty who sadly passed away in Feb 2007.

Women at Work Skillnet

The Women at Work Skillnet was established in 2008 to provide customised training programmes for vulnerable groups of women involved in the retail, financial services, communications and healthcare sectors, at no cost to the participants. This was achieved through the investment of matched funds by each Union representing those groups of women workers. The aim of the network is to upskill, re-skill and develop the personal confidence levels of women through training and networking in order to develop their business skills base, to assist them in makng their careers a success and enhance organisational competitiveness. This ultimately optimises their contribution to the labour market and the economy. Our Vision is to up skill people and particularly women to enable them to optimise their full potential during their working lives. This aim will be met by giving participant an ideal opportunity to enhance their skills through professional training and development courses. Our Skillnet is spearheaded by five Trade Unions, Mandate, CWU, IBOA INMO and SIPTU together with ICTU, the national trade union confederation, whose combined membership of women is in excess of 100,000 working today in Ireland. The network is supported by a cross section of employers, including some very large employers.

Dundalk People's Resource Centre for Information & Training

We are a FETAC Accredited training organisation, offering a range of courses in computers and IT. We are also ICS accredited offering ECDL courses on an ongoing basis. We als offer FETAC accredited ChildCare Courses.

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