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PV-261114-WORK-1 REPRO FREE Pictured Bernard Dunne former WBA and European Super Bantamweight champion; Ciara Losty, Sports Psychologist, Irish Olympic Team with Digital Media Students Ellen Smyth and David Meehan at the Youth2Work roadshow in Cork. The event at Col‡iste Stiof‡in Naofa, Cork was hosted by Microsoft and FIT (Fast track to IT), highlighted the career opportunities within the technology sector and the courses available to them through Youth2Work. Developed by Microsoft and FIT (Fast track to IT), the Youth2Work initiative has equipped 4,500 young people over eighteen months with in-demand skills for the jobs market. Further to a Ű3 million investment by Microsoft, Youth2Work aims to engage 10,000 over three years as a means of addressing the youth unemployment issue in Ireland. As the programme reaches the mid way mark it has a target of engaging a further 5,000 youth. For those wishing to find out more about the Youth2Work courses or for anyone wishing to find out more about the roadshow, please log onto www.fit.ie. Pic Daragh Mc Sweeney/Provision
PV-261114-WORK-1 REPRO FREE Pictured Bernard Dunne former WBA and European Super Bantamweight champion; Ciara Losty, Sports Psychologist, Irish Olympic Team with Digital Media Students Ellen Smyth and David Meehan at the Youth2Work roadshow in Cork. The event at Col‡iste Stiof‡in Naofa, Cork was hosted by Microsoft and FIT (Fast track to IT), highlighted the career opportunities within the technology sector and the courses available to them through Youth2Work. Developed by Microsoft and FIT (Fast track to IT), the Youth2Work initiative has equipped 4,500 young people over eighteen months with in-demand skills for the jobs market. Further to a Ű3 million investment by Microsoft, Youth2Work aims to engage 10,000 over three years as a means of addressing the youth unemployment issue in Ireland. As the programme reaches the mid way mark it has a target of engaging a further 5,000 youth. For those wishing to find out more about the Youth2Work courses or for anyone wishing to find out more about the roadshow, please log onto www.fit.ie. Pic Daragh Mc Sweeney/Provision
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Pictured Bernard Dunne former WBA and European Super

Bantamweight champion; Ciara Losty, Sports Psychologist, Irish Olympic Team with Digital Media Students Ellen Smyth and David Meehan at the Youth2Work roadshow in Cork. The event at Col‡iste Stiof‡in Naofa, Cork was hosted by Microsoft and FIT (Fast track to IT), highlighted the career opportunities within the technology sector and the courses available to them through Youth2Work. Developed by Microsoft and FIT (Fast track to IT), the Youth2Work initiative has equipped 4,500 young people over eighteen months with in-demand skills for the jobs market. Further to a Ű3 million investment by Microsoft, Youth2Work aims to engage 10,000 over three years as a means of addressing the youth unemployment issue in Ireland. As the programme reaches the mid way mark it has a target of engaging a further 5,000 youth. For those wishing to find out more about the Youth2Work courses or for anyone wishing to find out more about the roadshow, please log onto www.fit.ie.
Pic Daragh Mc Sweeney/Provision
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