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From Department of Social Protection Published on 9 January 2024Last updated on 9 January 2024- Pay-Related Benefit represents fundamental reform of social welfare system- People with strong work history to receive enhanced benefits if they lose their employment- Minister Humphreys: ‘This is about cushioning workers from sudden ‘cliff-edge’ income shock’- The Minister for Social Protection, Heather Humphreys TD, has today secured Cabinet Approval to draft law that will introduce a new Pay-Related Jobseeker’s Benefit.Approval of the general scheme for the Bill represents a major step in delivering a fundamental reform of Ireland’s social welfare system.The introduction of Pay-Related Benefit will bring Ireland in line with other EU countries and will ensure that people with a strong work history receive enhanced benefits if they lose their employment.Under the new system, there will be three rates of payment as follows:- A top rate of a maximum of €450, or 60 per cent of your prior income, for people who have made at least five years PRSI contributions. The €450 rate will be paid for the first three months;- A second rate of a maximum of €375, or 55 per cent of your prior income. This will be paid for the following three months;- A third rate of a maximum of €300, or 50 per cent of your prior income for the final three months.Speaking today, Minister Humphreys said:“I’m delighted today to have secured Cabinet approval to draft law that will provide for the introduction of a new Pay-Related Benefit System.“Under these major reforms, people who have a strong work history and who have contributed to the system via their PRSI will receive higher benefits if they find themselves out of work.“The introduction of Pay-Related Benefit will also bring Ireland in line with other European countries that already have similar systems in place.“This is about ensuring that people who have worked for long periods, perhaps even all their working lives, won’t suffer that cliff edge drop in their income if they become unemployed.”As agreed by Government, the Minister will now begin the pre-legislative scrutiny process by providing a copy of the general scheme to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Social Protection, Community and Rural Development and the Islands for its consideration.The Minster will also publish the general scheme on the Department’s website.The Department will work on the necessary administrative, technical and IT arrangements over the coming months to facilitate the introduction of this scheme in Quarter 4 of this year.As per the PRSI Roadmap which has already been agreed by Government, there will be incremental increases in all classes of PRSI (employer, employee and self-employed) over the coming years. These increases will support the retention of the State Pension Age at 66. All classes of PRSI will increase by 0.1 per cent from October 2024, followed by a further 0.1 per cent in October 2025, gradually rising to 0.2 per cent in October 2028.A 0.1 per cent increase works out at around 90 cent per worker per week.In relation to the PRSI Roadmap, Minister Humphrey’s said:“As previously announced, it has been agreed by Government that all classes of PRSI will increase by 0.1 per cent from October 2024, followed by further modest increases up until 2028.“These measures will ensure that we can retain the State Pension age at 66 years and also provide for Pay-Related Benefit.”Notes:Key features of the new Pay-Related Benefit scheme include:- The weekly rate of payment for people who have at least 5 years paid PRSI contributions will be set at 60% of previous earnings, subject to a maximum of €450 for the first 3 months.- After that, the rate will reduce to 55% of earnings, subject to a maximum of €375 for the following 3 months.- A further 3 months will be paid at the rate of 50%, up to a maximum €300 payment.- For people who have between 2 and 5 years paid contributions, the rate will be set at 50% of previous earnings subject to a maximum for €300 per week and 6 month’s duration.- A minimum weekly payment of €125 will apply- Self-employed people will continue to be catered for under the current Jobseeker’s Benefit (Self-Employed) Scheme.- The Programme for Government and the Economic Recovery Plan include commitments to consider a Pay-Related Benefit scheme for jobseekers. Specifically, the commitment is to:“Consider increasing all classes of PRSI over time to replenish the Social Insurance Fund to help pay for measures and changes to be agreed including, …pay-related jobseeker’s benefit.”As per the PRSI Roadmap, which was agreed by Government last November, there will be a programme of incremental increases in all classes of PRSI (employer, employee and self-employed) totalling 0.7 percentage points over the coming years. These increases will support the retention of the State Pension Age at 66 and provide for the introduction of Pay-Related Jobseeker’s Benefit. The increases are as follows:2024: 0.1 percentage points2025: 0.1 percentage points2026: 0.15 percentage points2027: 0.15 percentage points2028: 0.2 percentage pointsThe Minister has secured Cabinet approval for Heads of Bill providing that these increases will come into effect on 1st October of the relevant years.The minimum contribution for self-employed people and voluntary contributors (formerly self-employed) will also increase by €150 to €650 from 1 October 2024.

Cabinet gives approval to draft law for new Pay-Related Jobseeker’s Benefit

Beer Taster at a Brewery in Northern IrelandIt was advertised as &quot;the best job in the world&quot; - beer tasting for a brewery in Northern Ireland - but the prospective employers did not anticipate 2,500 applicants.The offer of free beer, chips and a taxi home attracted global interest, but only a tiny proportion of the population has the genetic ability to do the job.James Huey, director of the Walled City Brewery in Derry, says it&#39;s all about &quot;genetics&quot;, with 1/100-1/200 qualifying as &quot;super-tasters&quot;.&quot;The thing is, you probably don&#39;t know you&#39;re a super-taster,&quot; he said.&quot;You may be aware of it from maybe if you&#39;re out for a meal with friends and you&#39;re picking up certain flavours and you&#39;re saying that I can taste this and people are going, &#39;I don&#39;t know what you&#39;re talking about&#39;.&quot;Honouring everything from the Undertones to Derry Girls, the 500 beers they have brewed celebrate a city reborn after decades of conflict on its streets.We tasted some of them - it would be rude not to - including a rather strong beer that was first brewed more than 300 years ago.James explained: &quot;We found this old recipe which was in the diaries from the Siege of Derry, which was in 1689, between King William and King James.&quot;It said &#39;the most potent liquor under the sun&#39;, and it&#39;s 12%.&quot;It was effectively a tonic back then... apparently it cures three ailments, the first one is toothache, the second one is heartache and the third one is lingering distemper. We can&#39;t stand over any of that, unfortunately.&quot;Only 12 applicants were successful in the end. The other 2,488 will just have to pay for their next pint.We&#39;ll keep an eye out for other roles like this and give you a heads up so you can apply if you&#39;re interested!!<a href="https://news.sky.com/story/best-job-in-the-world-attracts-2-500-applicants-to-become-beer-tasters-13022629">Original Source </a>

'Best job in the world' attracts 2,500 applicants

Start the Year with a Positive Mindset We hear this a lot, ‘New Year, New You’, What&#39;s your New Year Resolutions? etc, but before you start making long-term commitments, maybe it&#39;s a good time to re-evaluate how you really feel and work towards a healthy mindset first.Recognise your current mindsetIn order to create a positive mindset, you&#39;ll first need to do a rain check on where you currently are and tackle any negative voices in your head. For example, when you’re taking on a challenge, does a little voice inside your head say, ‘are you sure you can do this? or &quot;you&#39;re wasting your time here mate, why even bother&quot;? If you listen to these voices you&#39;ll be doomed before you even start. A negative mindset plants doubts in your mind about your abilities, remember the first step to changing that voice of doubt is recognising it.Start talking backThe second step is to nurture a more positive mindset by knowing how to answer back these doubts. You’ll need to directly address the mindset you already have and respond to it. It’s not enough to simply ignore it because while you think you’re not paying it attention, your subconscious is lapping it up.When your inner voice tries to plant doubt, have an answer for it. Tell yourself why you CAN do this. Remind yourself why you shouldn’t doubt your own abilities.Look at what you’ve learnedA negative mindset is usually a dab hand at throwing previous failures to the forefront of your mind to remind you of your weakness and to plant doubt in your mind, but it’s important for you to realise that it’s quite the opposite.As part of answering those negative thoughts about failure, you should recognise your mistakes and failures, and acknowledge what you’ve learned from them and how making the mistakes has benefited you in the long run. So, focus on taking the positives from them.Equally, it’s important to reflect on your past achievements, sometimes it&#39;s easy to forget about them. Write down everything you were proud of doing last year or in previous years to feed your positive mindset now.Challenge yourself with actionsAs the old adage goes, practice makes perfect, so now it might be a good time to think about challenges that you might enjoy. Selecting challenges wisely will help to exercise you new positive mindset.Write down a list containing small, manageable goals and include some long-term goals too if you like. Be flexible with your goalsNot everything will go to plan all the time, so just be careful when it comes to having end dates. It&#39;s no harm if you have to spend the entire year or longer chipping away at some goals and remember what we said about making mistakes. There’s a lesson in everything you do, so don’t let struggles or knockbacks along the way be an excuse to give up on your new goals. If you realise halfway through that a particular goal is a little unrealistic, move the goalposts - remember who&#39;s in charge here, they’re your goals, after all, nothing is set in stone.Re-evaluate yourself along the wayCheck-in on yourself regularly, and set reminders in your calendar. There&#39;s no hard doing a little check, but again remember you should not beat yourself up, just realign the goals and celebrate any milestones you have achieved.When it comes to work or career-related goals, many people can be guilty of waiting for an annual performance review to evaluate how they are getting on. As part of your new positive mindset, it’s important to evaluate your own performance often - don&#39;t wait for the boss to guide or praise you, take control of yourself. You should not simply be evaluating your performance based on what your employer’s goals are, set your own pace and personal goals for your career success. And remember to check in with your mindset regularly too, how&#39;s those voices going, are you answering back? Your work-life balance and your mental health are very important - if you are struggling don&#39;t be afraid to see professional help. Be kind to yourselfBeing kind to yourself is very important, look after yourself in 2023. Make sure to give yourself the space and time you need to stay healthy. You might have people who depend on you and work commitments that you need to focus on, but you will be no good to anyone if you are not feeling good yourself.So, when you&#39;re ready to sit down and make that resolution list go easy on yourself, make sure there are items on the list that will make you feel good. Best of Luck!For FREE guides and supports including CV Templates etc click <a href="Start the Year with a Positive Mindset 
We hear this a lot, ‘New Year, New You’, What&#39;s your New Year Resolutions? etc, but before you start making long term commitments, maybe it&#39;s a good time to re-evaluate how you really feel and work towards a healthy mindset first.
Recognise your current mindset
In order to create a positive mindset, you&#39;ll first need to do a rain check on where you currently are and tackle any negative voices in your head. For example when you’re taking on a challenge, does a little voice inside your head say, ‘are you sure you can do this? or &quot;you&#39;re wasting your time here mate, why even bother&quot;? If you listen to these voices you&#39;ll be doomed before you even start. A negative mindset plants doubts in your mind about your abilities, remember the first step to changing that voice of doubt is recognising it.
Start talking back
The second step is to nurture a more positive mindset by knowing how to answer back these doubts. You’ll need to directly address the mindset you already have and respond to it. It’s not enough to simply ignore it because while you think you’re not paying it any attention, your subconscious is lapping it up.
When your inner voice tries to plant doubt, have an answer for it. Tell yourself why you CAN do this. Remind yourself why you shouldn’t doubt your own abilities.
Look at what you’ve learned
A negative mindset is usually a dab hand at throwing previous failures to the forefront of your mind to remind you of your weakness and to plant doubt in your mind, but it’s important for you to realise that it’s quite the opposite.
As part of answering those negative thoughts about failure, you should recognise your mistakes and failures, and acknowledge what you’ve learned from them and how making the mistakes have benefited you in the long run. So, focus on taking the positives from them.
Equally, it’s important to reflect on your past achievements, sometimes it&#39;s easy to forget about them. Write down everything you were proud of doing last year or in previous years to feed your positive mindset now.
Challenge yourself with actions
As the old adage goes, practice makes perfect, so now it might be a good time to think about challenges that you might enjoy now. Selecting challenges wisely will help to exercise you new positive mindset.
Write down a list containing small, manageable goals and include some long-term goals too if you like. 
Be flexible with your goals
Not everything will go to plan all the time, so just be careful when it comes to having end dates. It&#39;s no harm if you have to spend the entire year or longer chipping away at some goals and remember what we said about making mistakes? There’s a lesson in everything you do, so don’t let struggles or knock backs along the way be an excuse to give up on your new goals. 
If you realise halfway through that a particular goal is a little unrealistic, move the goalposts - remember who&#39;s in charge here, they’re your goals, after all, nothing is set in stone.
Re-evaluate yourself along the way
Check in on yourself regularly, set reminders in your calendar. There&#39;s no hard doing a little check, but again remember you should not beat yourself up, just realign the goals and celebrate any milestones you have achieved.
When it comes to work or career related goals, many people can be guilty of waiting for an annual performance review to evaluate how they are getting on. As part of your new positive mindset, it’s important to evaluate your own performance often - don&#39;t wait for the boss to guide or praise you, take control yourself. You should not simply be evaluating your performance based on what your employer’s goals are, set your own pace and personal goals for your career success. 
And remember to check in with your mindset regularly too, how&#39;s those voices going, are you answering back? Your work-life balance and your mental health are very important - if you are struggling don&#39;t be afraid to see professional help. 
Be kind to yourself
Being kind to yourself is very important, look after yourself in 2023. Make sure to give yourself the space and time you need to stay healthy. You might have people who depend on you and work commitments that you need to focus on, but you will be no good to anyone if you are not feeling good yourself.
So, when you&#39;re ready to sit down and make that resolution list go easy on yourself, make sure there&#39;s items on the list that will make you feel good. Best of Luck!
For FREE guides and supports including CV Templates etc click HERE (https://www.jobalert.ie/blog/want-a-new-job-in-2024-start-preparing-now)">HERE</a>

Start the Year with a Positive Mindset 

New Minimum Wage Rate

Christmas and New Year payment datesIf you get a social welfare payment, the date which you receive your payment may change during the Christmas and New Year period. Details of all payment arrangements for this period are provided below.<h3>Weekly payments</h3>If you receive a weekly social welfare payment, you will get your payment as usual during the week commencing Monday 18 December, and an advanced payment for the following week. This applies to payments made at post offices, by cheque or directly into your financial institution account.Payment due datePayment due date: 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 December 2023 - Payment will be made on: No changePayment due date: 23, 24, 25 December 2023 - Payment will be made on: 22 December 2023Payment due date: 1 January 2024 - Payment will be made on: 29 December 2023<h2>Important information</h2>If you are claiming on a casual basis: where dockets have been provided in advance, two payments covering the signing weeks ending 19 and 26 December (Jobseeker’s Allowance), or 20 and 27 December (Jobseeker’s Benefit) will be paid into accounts on Friday, 22 December.Normal payment arrangements for week ending 2 and 3 January will resume on Tuesday, 2 January 2024.Illness Benefit customers: please continue to send in your ‘Certificate of Incapacity for Work’ over the Christmas and New Year period.<h2>December impact on part-time jobseeker&#39;s declarations</h2>The change in social welfare payment dates will also affect part-time, casual or short-time workers over the Christmas and New Year period. In order to ensure you receive your payments on time this month, <a href="https://services.mywelfare.ie/en/other-info-pages/public-holiday-impact-on-part-time-jobseeker-s-declarations/">please follow the guidelines on MyWelfare.ie on how to submit your work patterns correctly.</a><h2>What to do if you are leaving the state</h2>If you are getting income support from the Department of Social Protection you should let us know of your absence in advance of travel, <a href="https://www.gov.ie/en/service/40cf48-find-your-local-intreo-office/">you can do this by visiting your local Intreo Centre or Branch Office.</a><h2>Christmas Bonus</h2>A 100% Christmas Bonus will be paid in the week beginning 4 December 2023.This year’s Christmas Bonus has been <a href="https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/7f04c-minister-humphreys-announces-payment-details-for-christmas-bonus/">extended to those who have been getting Illness Benefit for 12 months or longer.</a> If you are a long term <a href="https://www.gov.ie/en/service/ddf6e3-illness-benefit/">Illness Benefit</a> recipient, you will receive your Christmas Bonus between Tuesday 5 December 2023 and Friday 22 December 2023.Please note a minimum bonus amount of €20 will be paid.You may receive the bonus if you are getting:Back to Education Allowance *Back to Work Enterprise AllowanceBack to Work Family DividendBenefit Payment for 65 Year OldsBlind PensionCarer’s AllowanceCarer’s BenefitCommunity Employment SchemeDaily Expenses Allowance *Death Benefit SchemeDeserted Wife’s Benefit and AllowanceDisability AllowanceDisablement BenefitDomiciliary Care AllowanceFarm AssistGuardian’s Payments (Contributory and Non-contributory)Illness Benefit (bonus will be paid between Tuesday 5 December 2023 and Friday 22 December 2023) *Invalidity PensionJobseeker’s Allowance *Jobseeker’s Transitional PaymentMagdalene Commission SchemeOne-Parent Family PaymentPartial Capacity BenefitRural Social SchemeState Pensions (Contributory and Non-contributory)Supplementary Welfare Allowance *TúsWidow’s/Widower’s/Surviving Civil Partner’s Pensions (Contributory and Non-contributory)* the Christmas Bonus will only be paid to you if you have been getting an eligible payment for at least 12 months.<h2>Christmas and New Year opening hours</h2>All department offices, including <a href="https://www.gov.ie/en/news/21695-intreo-centre-notices/">Intreo Centres and Branch Offices,</a> will be closed on Monday 25, Tuesday 26 December 2023 and Monday 1 January 2024.<a href="https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/797c9-christmas-payment-dates-and-bonus-2023/?fbclid=IwAR1lMJwlWSLnellgehXRVGD-Ud6m1SfAmF-ciSk8buV49hhBnowBJVpdhWY"> ORIGINAL PUBLICATION</a>

Christmas and New Year payment dates

From <a href="https://www.gov.ie/en/organisation/department-of-higher-education-innovation-and-science/">Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science</a>Published on 18 December 2023Last updated on 17 December 2023Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris TD has today announced €5 million in mental health support for students.The funding is an important investment in the wellbeing and support of students across the country.Speaking today, Minister Harris said:<blockquote>“We know this generation are facing mental health challenges like no other.</blockquote><blockquote>“The pressure our young people are facing requires important interventions at the right stage of their lives.</blockquote><blockquote>“That is why we have provided €20.9 million to Higher Education Institutions since 2020.</blockquote><blockquote>“Crucially, this has allowed universities recruit additional Student Counsellors, additional Assistant Psychologists. 77 were hired last year alone.</blockquote><blockquote>“The funding this year will embed these services in our college campuses.”</blockquote>Universities have the flexibility to use the funding to address the needs of their student population.They can engage a range of other important staff in this domain, such as clinical case managers, heads of service, mental health officers, framework implementation managers, admin staff, mental health nurses or GPs, etc.Minister Harris added:<blockquote>“Since I became Minister, I have travelled to almost every college campus in the country and one of the consistent messages I receive is that students need support in this area.</blockquote><blockquote>“I am so delighted we have managed to have secured this level of funding every year for the past three years.</blockquote><blockquote>“Crucially, this will also help us roll out national projects including a 24/7 peer service, the establishment of a national office for the Psychological Counsellors in Higher Education Ireland and a new data building service to establish a research network of researchers in the area of suicide and self-harm.</blockquote><blockquote>“I know this funding will make a real difference to college-goers across the country.”</blockquote> HEI 2023 AllocationAtlantic Technological University €431,667Dublin City University €306,853Dundalk Institute of Technology €134,309Institute of Art Design and Technology €90,115Mary Immaculate College €124,888Maynooth University €281,478Munster Technological University €287,427National College of Art and Design €78,562South East Technological University €413,932St Angela&#39;s College €82,659Technological University Dublin €510,496Technological University of the Shannon €292,561Trinity College Dublin €279,279University College Cork €349,298University College Dublin €382,412University of Galway €316,438University of Limerick €289,626National Projects €310,000Governance / Oversight €38,000Total €5,000,000<a href="https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/0010b-minister-harris-announces-5-million-in-mental-health-supports-for-students-in-third-level-education/"> Original Press Release</a><a href="https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/0010b-minister-harris-announces-5-million-in-mental-health-supports-for-students-in-third-level-education/"></a>

€5 million in mental health supports for students in third level education

As reported on the Journal.ieFUNDING OF €17 million has been announced to expand apprenticeships across the higher education sector.It will deliver an additional 132 apprenticeship craft training blocks.
The funding will be used across four Technological Universities and one Institute of Technology in the higher education sector to deliver an additional 132 apprenticeship craft training blocks. The four Technological Universities to benefit are the Atlantic Technological University (ATU), the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS), Munster Technological University (MTU), and the South East Technological University (SETU).Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) is the Institute of Technology set to benefit.This will support the expansion of registrations across crafts including electrical, electronic security systems, pipefitting, plumbing, metal fabrication and refrigeration and air conditioning.The funding has been announced by Further and Higher Education Minister Simon Harris and Minister of State for Skills and Further Education Niall Collins to “respond to the growing demand for apprenticeships in the higher education sector”. This additional capacity is also required to meet the increase in apprentice registrations as indicated by SOLAS in a number of trades. Speaking today, Minister Harris said: “This investment reaffirms once again the Government’s strong commitment to enhancing and expanding the apprenticeship system, putting apprenticeships at the centre of the education and training system by building on previous apprenticeship programme funding.”Harris added that today’s funding announced is “also critical to the Government meeting our housing targets”. Also included in the investment is an allocation of €220,000 so that SETU’s Carlow campus can procure all the equipment required for the delivery of its Aviation programme. Minister of State Niall Collins said the Government “has been relentless in promoting apprenticeships” and noted that in order to meet demand, “we must continuously invest in infrastructure”.He added: “I am really pleased to see this investment being made across our TUs. It will help us grow our infrastructure and meet the demands of our growing apprenticeship population.” Ciarán McCaffrey is the head of Capital Programmes in the Higher Education Authority and he said “investment is key to facilitating a strong pipeline in crucial skills areas through the expansion of craft apprenticeships”.<a href="https://www.thejournal.ie/funding-e17-million-expand-apprenticeships-higher-education-sector-6244942-Dec2023/"> Original Article</a><a href="https://www.thejournal.ie/funding-e17-million-expand-apprenticeships-higher-education-sector-6244942-Dec2023/"></a>

Funding of €17 million announced to expand apprenticeships 

<h2>If you&#39;re looking for a change in 2024, getting ready now could get you ahead of the Game.</h2>Multiple job search companies say that January and February are the months when job hunting heats up and it&#39;s a really big time  <a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/tracybrower/2023/01/08/january-and-february-are-top-for-hiring-3-ways-to-set-yourself-apart/"></a>for hiring.Not only do some employers begin advertising new year roles as early as December, but having all your ducks in a row means you will be well set up to pounce on any exciting job openings in the new year.What can you do now to put yourself in the strongest possible position come January? Read on for some simple strategies.<h2></h2><h2>Define your Dream Role</h2>Whether you’re keen to grow and learn, want to change industries or find somewhere with a more competitive salary and benefits, have a clear idea of exactly what you want.And while a salary jump might seem like an obvious thing to add to the list, more and more people are looking for a greater work-life balance and better personal well-being when it comes to decision making.Jot down a few bullet points listing the ways a new role could positively impact your life (e.g. a remote or hybrid job that cuts down your commute, a great learning and development programme) and use this as a benchmark when exploring job listings.<h2></h2><h2>Suss out Salaries</h2>Researching salaries will not only yield valuable info about how your current salary stacks up, but you’ll also pick up interesting data about what companies are the big players in your industry and what changes it has undergone.Gathering this information can not only help make sure you are fairly compensated when it comes to salary negotiations, but might also alert you to areas of growth within your industry and valuable upskilling opportunities.<h2>So Why is it a Good Time of the Year to Look for a New Role?</h2>Budgets and Hiring PlansMany companies operate on an annual budget, and the beginning of a new year often marks the start of a new fiscal year. This means that companies may have new budgets allocated for hiring and the go ahead can be given to those roles that had been put on hold.Renewed Company GoalsThe start of a new year often brings renewed focus and goals for companies. This may lead to an increase in hiring to support new projects, initiatives, or expansions.Job Market DynamicsIn some industries, there may be a surge in job openings at the beginning of the year due to various reasons, such as the completion of year-end projects or the launch of new projects.Networking OpportunitiesThe new year brings various networking events, conferences, and industry gatherings. These can provide opportunities to connect with potential employers and expand your professional network.<h2>Things to Think About </h2>Finding a new job can be a dynamic process, and strategies can evolve based on industry trends and technology. Here are some tips to help you find a new job opportunity in 2024Online Job PlatformsUtilize popular job search websites such as JobAlert.ie and specialized industry platforms.Company WebsitesVisit the career pages of companies you are interested in working for. Many companies post job openings exclusively on their websites before using external job boards.NetworkingLeverage your professional network on platforms like LinkedIn. Attend industry events, conferences, and local meetups to expand your network, also inform friends, family, and colleagues that you are actively looking for a new opportunity.Recruitment AgenciesRegister with recruitment agencies relevant to your industry and stay in touch with recruiters who specialize in your field of expertise.Industry-Specific Platforms and GroupsExplore online communities and forums that cater to your specific industry or field of expertise.Professional AssociationsJoin professional associations related to your industry.Social MediaActively use social media platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook to follow companies and industry influencers.Set Up Job AlertsCreate job alerts on job search platforms such as JobAlert.ie to receive notifications for relevant positions.Attend Career FairsTimes have changed, look for opportnities to participate in virtual career fairs. Company ResearchResearch companies you&#39;re interested in and proactively reach out, even if they don&#39;t have posted openings. Express your interest and inquire about potential opportunities.Keep CVs and Online Profiles Updated and be PreparedRemember to update and tailor your resume and cover letter for each application, emphasizing the skills and experiences relevant to the specific job. Ensure that you are using the same terminology that’s in the job spec when describing your skills, competencies and experience in your CV and your online profile on LinkedIn. Consistency, persistence, and adaptability are key in your job search. Find more FREE resources such as CVs, Cover Letter templates and additional information and tips <a href="https://www.jobalert.ie/blog?tag=jobseekers">HERE</a> BEST OF LUCK !

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Minister Humphreys announces funding to improve employment opportunities for disabled peopleFrom <a href="https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/2f719-minister-humphreys-announces-funding-to-improve-employment-opportunities-for-disabled-people/">Department of Social Protection</a>Published on 6 December 2023Grants for 52 organisations to improve employment prospects and provide educational opportunities for disabled people.Focus on building the capacity of employers to recruit, retain and help disabled people progress within their workforce.‘<a href="https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/86db1-minister-humphreys-opens-applications-for-new-employment-programme-for-people-with-disabilities/">Workability Programme</a>’ a key part of Government’s ‘<a href="https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/1feaf-pathways-to-work-2021/">Pathways to Work</a>’ StrategyMinister for Social Protection, Heather Humphreys TD, has today announced funding to support and improve employment opportunities for disabled people.The WorkAbility: Inclusive Pathways to Employment Programme is a new employment focused programme which aims to support disabled people to enter education and employment.The programme will begin in January 2024, with grants available of up to €200,000 per year.In the coming days Pobal, on behalf of the Department of Social Protection, will contact the 52 applicants who reached the qualifying threshold to confirm their successful funding.The programme is co-financed by the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) under Employment, Inclusion, Skills and Training Programme (EIST) 2021-2027 and the Department of Social Protection, and will be administered by Pobal.The primary purpose of the funding is to provide disabled people with the opportunity to gain and sustain employment/self-employment or to access education and training to improve their employment prospects.Announcing the funding today, Minister Humphreys commented:<blockquote>“As Minister for Social Protection I have seen first-hand what disabled people can achieve in a work environment and the positive impact that this has had on them and their co-workers.</blockquote><blockquote>“This new programme will give an opportunity to many voluntary and community groups to deliver initiatives that will focus on disabled people living in communities the length and breadth of the country.</blockquote><blockquote>“I was delighted with the huge interest for this programme. I want to give certainty to the successful applicant organisations as soon as possible, so Pobal will be contacting them in the coming days and I am delighted that so many worthy projects will be supported.”</blockquote><h4>Notes:</h4>List of successful organisations:1. Galway City Partnership Company2. Walkinstown Green Social Enterprises Limited3. Cope Foundation4. Offaly Integrated Local Development Company5. The Down Syndrome Centre Company6. Dublin South City Partnership Company7. SECAD Partnership Company8. Walkinstown Association For People With An Intellectual Disability Company9. Specialisterne Ireland Company10. Down Syndrome Ireland11. Forum Connemara Company12. County Sligo Leader Partnership Company13. Gheel Autism Services Company14. Fingal Leader Partnership Company15. South West Mayo Development Company16. Limerick Youth Service17. Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind18. Wexford Local Development19. SOS Kilkenny CLG20. The National Association for the Deaf21. Ak Inspired Ability Company22. Simon Community (Galway)23. SDC South Dublin County Partnership Company24. Peter Bradley Foundation Company25. South Kerry Development Partnership Company26. Cork Simon Community27. Avista Company28. Knockanrawley Resource Centre Company29. Empower Local Development Company30. Work Equal Company31. Camphill Communities of Ireland32. Roscommon Integrated Development Company33. The Galway Rural Development Company34. Spraoi Agus Spórt Family Centre Company35. Autism Spectrum Association of Ireland Company36. Bluestack Special Needs Foundation Company37. Tipperary Regional Youth Service Company38. Dara Residential Services39. Bray Area Partnership Company40. Hope For People With Autism Company41. Mayo North East LEADER Partnership Company42. I.W.A. Company43. Central Remedial Clinic44. NCBI (National Council For The Blind) Group45. St. Michael&#39;s House46. Blue Teapot Theatre Company47. IRD Duhallow Company48. Leitrim Integrated Development Company49. Breffni Integrated Company50. Prosper Meath CLG51. Camphill Initiatives for Social Ecology Company52. National Association For Spina Bifida And Hydrocephalus Ireland Company Original Article: <a href="https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/2f719-minister-humphreys-announces-funding-to-improve-employment-opportunities-for-disabled-people/">https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/2f719-minister-humphreys-announces-funding-to-improve-employment-opportunities-for-disabled-people/</a>

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Demonstrating Passion: A Guide to Conveying Enthusiasm in Job InterviewsSummary:Securing a job interview is a crucial step towards landing your dream job, but it&#39;s not just about showcasing your skills and qualifications. Employers are increasingly seeking candidates who not only possess the necessary expertise but also demonstrate a genuine passion for the role and the organization. In this article, we&#39;ll explore effective strategies to convey your enthusiasm during a job interview, ensuring you leave a lasting impression.Thorough Research:Before stepping into the interview room, invest time in researching the company, its values, and recent achievements. Discussing specific aspects of the company&#39;s culture or recent projects during the interview demonstrates your genuine interest and passion for becoming a part of the team.Tailor Your Responses:Craft your responses to highlight your passion for the industry and the specific role. Share personal anecdotes that showcase your commitment and excitement, linking them to the skills and experiences the employer is seeking. This personalized approach will make you stand out among other candidates.Showcase Initiative:Passionate individuals often take initiative. Be prepared to discuss instances where you&#39;ve gone above and beyond your job responsibilities in previous roles or contributed innovative ideas to projects. This demonstrates a proactive attitude and a genuine eagerness to make a positive impact.Positive Body Language:Non-verbal cues play a significant role in conveying passion. Maintain good posture, make eye contact, and use expressive gestures when appropriate. A genuine smile and enthusiastic tone can go a long way in showing your excitement about the opportunity.Ask Thoughtful Questions:Show your passion for the position by asking thoughtful questions about the company&#39;s future goals, challenges, and how your role contributes to its success. This not only demonstrates your genuine interest but also reflects a proactive and forward-thinking mindset.Align Values:Express your alignment with the company&#39;s values and mission. Discuss how your personal and professional values align with those of the organization, emphasizing your commitment to being an integral part of its success.Stay Updated:Demonstrate your passion by staying informed about industry trends, advancements, and news. Reference recent developments in your field during the interview to showcase your ongoing commitment to professional growth and your genuine enthusiasm for the industry.In a competitive job market, showcasing passion in a job interview can set you apart from other candidates. By thoroughly researching the company, tailoring your responses, showcasing initiative, maintaining positive body language, asking thoughtful questions, aligning values, and staying updated on industry trends, you can effectively convey your enthusiasm for the role and increase your chances of making a memorable impression on potential employers. Employers value individuals who can articulate their commitment in various forms, yielding impressive and meaningful results. So, in your next interview, go beyond the expected and let your passion shine in its diverse and impactful manifestations.

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Just over a year after it announced a 200-strong hiring drive and €10m investment, Vitalograph is recruiting for 60 more positions in Limerick and Clare.Medical device company Vitalograph is expanding its team in two of its Irish locations to meet global demand for its products. The 60 jobs will be created at its Ennis, Co Clare headquarters and at its Limerick city site.Vitalograph specialises in respiratory diagnostics, designing and manufacturing medical devices that help clinicians detect, diagnose and manage respiratory conditions such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and cystic fibrosis. It works with pharma companies to research therapies for respiratory conditions through its clinical trial services.This hiring spree is the second in two years. In 2022, the company announced the creation of 200 positions <a href="https://www.siliconrepublic.com/jobs-news/vitalograph-200-jobs-clare-ennis-limerick-medical-device"></a>at its Ennis base and Limerick city. The plan was part of Vitalograph’s €10m investment in its existing Ennis base, as well as two new sites in Limerick and Clare. Ennis is the base for its engineering, R&amp;D and manufacturing business, while its Limerick site, on Cecil Street in the city, has been in operation since last year.Once the jobs are in place, Vitalograph’s global headcount will be 500, with 350 of those based in Ireland. Ambrose Downey, chief people officer at Vitalograph said, “Ireland’s leadership in the medtech sector is well documented; we punch well above our weight. Vitalograph is no exception.”He added that the recruitment drive is a “strategic move” to meet the “increasing global demand” for respiratory diagnostic tools and clinical trial services. “Vitalograph is having a meaningful impact tackling some of the world’s biggest healthcare challenges, and by building skilled teams, Vitalograph will be able reach its fullest potential.”The majority of the new roles – 50 out of the 60 – will be data processors who will work to increase Vitalograph’s clinical trial support services. Many of the positions are entry-level, and more information can be found on the company’s <a href="https://vitalograph.com/join-our-team/">website</a>. Other roles include senior software development engineer, process engineer and manufacturing technician.<a href="https://www.siliconrepublic.com/jobs-news/vitalograph-60-new-jobs-limerick-clare">SOURCE</a><a href="https://www.siliconrepublic.com/jobs-news/vitalograph-60-new-jobs-limerick-clare"></a>They currently have multiples roles on offer - but check out the requirements as most are entry level and full training is available for example;Data Processor/Cough Analyst Roles - Requirements;Minimum Requirements:<ul><li>Attention to detail with capability for high levels of focus and concentration for long periods.</li><li>Hard working, motivated, reliable with a good attitude towards their co-workers.</li><li>Excellent timekeeping and attendance.</li><li>Competent person, capable of working under their own initiative with minimal supervision and a good team player.</li><li>Computer literate with experience using MS Word &amp; Excel.</li><li>Full training will be provided in this role.</li></ul>Key competencies:<ul><li>Excellent written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills.</li><li>Ability to work with others in a spirit of good will and cooperation.</li></ul>

60 New Jobs for Limerick and Clare

More than 500 jobs are set to be created after An Bord Pleanála sanctioned plans for a €100m expansion of Center Parcs’ holiday resort in Longford.The plans will see the creation of 198 new lodges, external saunas and pods, a new lakeside restaurant and coffee shop as well as extension to a series of existing facilities at the firm’s 395 acre Longford Forest.Once operational, the additional capacity at Longford Forest is also expected to inject a further €27 million per annum to Irish GDP.The plans represent the latest in a number of large-scale investments Center Parcs bosses have rolled out since the short break holiday firm opened its doors in 2019.It’s anticipated the expansion will created 300 jobs during construction and 250 permanent jobs once fully operational.In a 58 page inspector’s report, planning chiefs have stipulated conditions for a road safety audit to be carried out as well as a construction traffic management plan.In one of a number of objections lodged with An Bord Pleanála concern was expressed over the proximity of the site to the former Ballymulvey landfill, in which he says a significant quantity of asbestos-contaminated waste is buried, “with neither the precise location, nor the present condition of this waste being known.”However, inspectors found the landfill in question to be “well removed from the subject site” with the report finding “no significant effect on population and human health.”<h3></h3><h3>SOURCE: <a href="https://www.independent.ie/regionals/longford/news/over-500-jobs-to-be-created-in-longford-as-an-bord-pleanala-approve-100m-center-parcs-expansion/a1000183435.html#:~:text=Longford-,Over%20500%20jobs%20to%20be%20created%20in%20Longford%20as%20An,%E2%82%AC100m%20Center%20Parcs%20expansion&amp;text=More%20than%20500%20jobs%20are,Parcs&#39;%20holiday%20resort%20in%20Longford.">Irish Independent</a></h3>

Over 500 jobs to be created in Longford with €100m Center Parcs expansion

Reductions of up to €1,000 in undergraduate fees are now being applied to all eligible third-level students’ accounts, under new cost of education measures announced in Budget 2024Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris TD announced further details for students today, with the reduction meaning the cost of college is falling for 96,000 students by 33pc.Students or their families who have already paid the full student contribution of €3,000 are being refunded and are asked to give their bank details to their higher education institution.This must be completed before the end of November to facilitate reimbursement of their €1,000 in December. If bank details are not provided by the student, a credit will be applied to their account.Minister Harris said: &quot;For the majority of students, there will be no action required. Fees will automatically reduce to €2,000 for all undergraduate students eligible for free fees.”For those paying in instalments, their second instalment will be reduced by up to €1,000 at the start of the second term in 2024. &quot;If you paid in full, your college will refund you by the end of the year,” Minister Harris outlined.Minister Harris also confirmed families earning under €100,000 may also be eligible for a €500 student contribution grant.While applications have closed, students may be eligible to make a late application online through SUSI’s website.In further measures, maintenance grants for third level students will increase and post-graduate supports will be brought back for the first time since the economic crash.PhD researchers funded by Science Foundation Ireland and the Irish Research Council will also receive a €3,000 increase in their stipend from January 2024.A €17 million allocation for the Student Assistance Fund has also been announced.This is a package aimed at assisting students with the cost of college, including books and class materials, rent, childcare, and transport.Mr Harris described the Student Assistance Fund as an “invaluable resource” for third level students who are “finding it difficult to make ends meet.”Earlier this year €440,000 was also provided to assist with emergency applications.“The fund is there to assist with additional costs they may face over the coming months. It is completely confidential and accessible through the Access Offices in higher education colleges.“It can help with the cost of college on a variety of fronts,” he added. Source: <a href="https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/revealed-how-students-can-reclaim-1000-in-fees-this-year-as-simon-harris-details-further-cost-cutting-measures/a46621140.html">Irish Independent </a>

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There are currently over 300 jobs available in the public sector Nationwide.These roles range from Entry Level - Senior Level and can offer excellent career and growth opportunities.The Public Sector consists of the Civil Service and the Public Service. The role of the Civil Service is to support the government of the day to develop and implement its policies, both at home and abroad. There are a great range of opportunities available to those seeking a career within the Civil Service. Working in the Civil Service will provide you with opportunities to work on initiatives that will help Ireland respond to the challenges of a changing world, whether that’s in the realm of justice, managing the economy, or innovating public services. This is an ideal career path for people strongly motivated to serve the people of Ireland. The Civil Service is a diverse and inclusive workforce, with ample opportunity for progression and upskilling. We have a huge variety of roles to suit school leavers, college graduates and professionals of all levels of skills and experience. These range from general grades such as Clerical Officer, Executive Officer and Administrative Officer to specialist roles such as Engineer, Economist or Policy Analyst to name just a few.FInd out more about setting down the path to a career in the Civil Service here: <a href="https://www.publicjobs.ie/en/information-hub/civil-service-career-path">https://www.publicjobs.ie/en/information-hub/civil-service-career-path</a> Entry to the Civil Service depends on your level of education, skills and experience. The career ladder ranges from general admin roles such as temporary or permanent Clerical Officer, junior management opportunities such as Executive or Administrative Officer, all the way up to senior management and strategic leadership roles. <a href="https://www.publicjobs.ie/en/information-hub/civil-service-career-path">Here</a> you will find an infographic- which is an overview of the Civil Service Grade Structure and possible career paths. Recruitment Process: - Publicjobs.ieWe believe that workplaces are energised by the contribution of employees from all parts of society, leading to more responsive and inclusive policies, programmes, and services. People are central to our business and it is our priority to recruit a high-calibre and diverse workforce to deliver responsive and inclusive public services for the people of Ireland. The large majority of Civil and Public Service roles are recruited through large volume recruitment competitions (Temporary and Permanent Clerical Officer, Executive Officer, Garda Trainee, Prison Officer, Third Secretary, and Administrative Officer / Graduate roles, amongst others). For specific Professional, Technical, and Management positions we recruit on a tailored basis throughout the year.As recruitment competitions for many positions across the Civil and Public Service usually attract a high number of applicants, candidates are therefore required to undertake a range of relevant assessment tests and exercises over several selection stages. We use a demand-led approach which means candidates may be progressed in batches through the various assessment stages at different times, based on the number of vacancies that arise. You can view all jobs currently available here: <a href="https://www.publicjobs.ie/en/job-search">https://www.publicjobs.ie/en/job-search</a><ul><li>If you need assistance with your CV or preparing for interview etc. Check out the jobalert.ie Jobeekers Guide here: <a href="https://www.jobalert.ie/article/the-ultimate-guide-for-jobseekers">https://www.jobalert.ie/article/the-ultimate-guide-for-jobseekers</a></li></ul>

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Navigate Your Job Search Like a Pro: 10 Mistakes That Could Be Slowing You Down—And How to Fix Them! Embarking on a job search is a journey that demands strategy and finesse. Your approach can either propel you forward or act as a stumbling block. In this guide, we’ll explore ten common mistakes that might be hindering your job search progress and, more importantly, provide actionable solutions to fix them. 1: Ignoring Your Online Presence In the digital age, your online presence speaks volumes about your professional identity. Neglecting platforms like LinkedIn could mean missed opportunities. Take the time to craft a compelling LinkedIn profile, highlighting your skills, experiences, and accomplishments. Ensure your online persona aligns with the professional image you want to project. 2: Generic Resumes and Cover Letters Sending out generic resumes and cover letters is akin to using a one-size-fits-all approach. Tailor your application materials for each job application. Showcase how your skills and experiences directly align with the specific requirements of the role. Personalization demonstrates genuine interest and attention to detail. 3: Overlooking Networking OpportunitiesNetworking is a powerful tool in the job seeker’s arsenal. It’s not just about who you know but who knows you. Attend industry events, join professional groups, and engage in online forums. Establishing meaningful connections can lead to valuable insights, referrals, and even job opportunities. 4: Neglecting Skill Development In a rapidly evolving job market, staying stagnant in your skill set can be detrimental. Identify in-demand skills within your industry and invest time in acquiring or enhancing them. Online courses, workshops, and certifications are excellent resources for skill development. 5: Applying Without Researching the Company Sending out applications blindly without understanding the companies you’re applying to is a common pitfall. Employers appreciate candidates who show genuine interest in their organization. Research the company culture, values, and recent achievements. Incorporate this knowledge into your applications and interviews to stand out. 6: Being Passive in the Job Search Success in job hunting requires an active and strategic approach. Don’t solely rely on job boards; actively seek out opportunities. Reach out to companies directly, utilize your network, and stay proactive in your pursuit of the perfect job. 7: Fearing Rejection Rejection is part of the job search process. Rather than fearing it, embrace rejection as a stepping stone to success. Learn from feedback, adapt your approach, and use rejection as motivation to improve. 8: Skipping Follow-Ups After Applications After submitting an application, many candidates make the mistake of assuming their work is done. Following up not only demonstrates your continued interest but also shows initiative. Craft thoughtful follow-up emails that reiterate your enthusiasm for the position and inquire about the status of your application. 9: Undervaluing the Importance of Soft Skills While technical skills are crucial, soft skills are equally vital in today’s workplace. Communication, adaptability, and teamwork are highly valued by employers. Showcase your soft skills in resumes and interviews to present a well-rounded candidacy. 10: Having a Narrow Job Search Focus Being too rigid in your job preferences can limit your opportunities. Broaden your scope and consider roles that align with your skills, even if they don’t perfectly match your initial criteria. This flexibility can open doors to unexpected and rewarding career paths. So in short, navigating your job search like a pro requires a blend of strategy, adaptability, and self-awareness. By addressing these ten common mistakes head-on, you’re not just fixing what’s broken; you’re fortifying your path to success. Remember, each step forward is a step closer to landing that dream job. Now, armed with these insights, go forth and conquer your career journey!To search for Jobs or to Advertise a job go to <a href="http://www.jobalert.ie">www.jobalert.ie</a>Check out our FREE support, including CV Templates and much more <a href="https://www.jobalert.ie/article/the-ultimate-guide-for-jobseekers">here</a>;

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Emirates is Hiring Cabin Crew in Ireland – with Tax-Free Salaries and Free AccommodationFancy travelling the world, living rent-free, and enjoy a tax-free salary by working high in the sky at 38,000 feet. Emirates is launching a new recruitment campaign in Ireland, aiming to expand its team post-pandemic.With an existing crew of about 200 from Ireland, the Dubai-based airline is organizing open days in Cork, Dublin, and Galway. As the airline gears up for growth, it&#39;s searching for candidates who meet specific requirements, including a minimum height of 160cm (5ft 3”), the ability to swim, and at least one year of customer service experience.In contrast to the ongoing hiring efforts by other airlines, Emirates offers enticing perks, particularly beneficial for those facing housing and living cost challenges in Ireland. Notably, salaries are tax-free, averaging around AED10,388 (€2,635) per month or approximately €31,620 annually. Additionally, successful recruits receive a rent-free personal room in a Dubai apartment. This comprehensive package makes Emirates an appealing choice for individuals seeking not only a career in aviation but also a unique lifestyle experience.Who we are looking for:To be considered for Emirates cabin crew you’ll need to be:<ul><li>Fluent in written and spoken English (additional languages are an advantage)</li><li>A natural team player with a personality that shines</li><li>At least 160cm tall and able to reach 212cm high</li><li>Able to meet the UAE’s employment visa requirements</li></ul>And have:<ul><li>At least 1 year of hospitality or customer service experience</li><li>A minimum of high school (Grade 12) education</li><li>No visible tattoos while in Emirates cabin crew uniform</li></ul>Upcoming recruitment events in Ireland: We’re travelling around the world to find the best candidates for our cabin crew team. Don’t see your city? Apply online and we’ll inform you when we are visiting nearby.Open dayWalk into any of our Open Days happening all over the world. You don’t have to submit your application before you attend. Candidates are advised to read the requirements and arrive at the Open Day venue by the start time to register.<ul><li>November 27: The Hilton, Charlemont Place, Dublin</li><li>November 29: The Maldron Sandy Road, Galway</li><li>December 16: Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Dublin</li><li>December 18: The Maldron Sandy Road, Galway</li><li>December 20: The Metropole Hotel, Cork </li></ul>Cabin crew training processOur new recruits undergo an intense seven and a half weeks of training in the highest standards of safety and service delivery in our state-of-the-art facility in Dubai. Learn more about the training journey.Step-1 Induction Experience Duration: As a new joiner we welcome you to your new home, Dubai and the Emirates Group. We assist you in setting yourself up for success, all joining formalities and offer support throughout your entire learning journey.Step-2 Safety and Emergency (SEP) Duration: Safety is one of our top priorities, and your training will provide you with the skills and knowledge to ensure you, our customers and the aircraft stay safe. SEP covers aircraft equipment, fire-fighting, in-flight emergencies and evacuation procedures.Step-3 Group Medical Training (GMT) Duration: We at Emirates believe in being prepared for any situation. Your training will equip you with the skills to confidently manage any emergency, including CPR, attending to bleeding, burns, emergency childbirth and a variety of medical conditions.Step-4 Security Training Duration: We don’t compromise on security, that’s why your training includes the correct procedures, techniques and skills to prevent and manage unruly behaviour, hijacking, sabotage and personal security, as well as implement security measures on board.Step-5 Emirates Hospitality Experience Duration: Hospitality is our passion at Emirates, during your training, you’ll learn to create signature moments with excellence, enthusiasm, and attentiveness. And at the end of the two days, you’ll be ready to deliver Emirates Hospitality with finesse.Step-6 Uniform Learning Experience Duration: You’re in the final stretch of training and it’s time for you to learn how to wear the iconic cabin crew uniform and represent Emirates. Your training will include all the details required to keep you looking immaculate and lead a healthy lifestyle.Step-7 Service Learning Experience Duration: The quality of our inflight service is what sets us apart from all other airlines. You’ll learn all about the Emirates signature service at state-of-the-art facilities that simulate what it’s like to work on board our A380 and B777 aircraft.Pay and Benefits Travelling becomes more than part of your job, it becomes your lifestyle; and our concessional travel tickets make it easier to explore new cities outside of your layovers. That’s just one of the incredible rewards we offer youGrow your career at Emirates From providing the best customer experience in Economy Class to managing and leading the whole team as purser, your career progresses as you grow in knowledge, skills and confidence.Ready to join? Take the first step to an exciting and rewarding career with Emirates <a href="https://www.emiratesgroupcareers.com/cabin-crew">CLICK HERE</a>

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