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Dublin’s Employment and Training Needs. Donal Sands ADG, HR and Finance, FAS. Overview. The Case for Training/Education Overview of Dublin Labour Market FAS provision Future Needs of DublinMid-East Conclusion. The General Case for Education and Training (Central Bank Quarterly).
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Dublin’s Employment and Training Needs Donal Sands ADG, HR and Finance, FAS
Overview • The Case for Training/Education • Overview of Dublin Labour Market • FAS provision • Future Needs of Dublin\Mid-East • Conclusion
The General Case for Education and Training (Central Bank Quarterly) Over the last 10 years the rise in Educational Attainment: - Reduced the unemployment rate by 2.5 percentage points - Increased the employment rate by 6.1 percentage points - Increased Economic Growth by 1 percentage point of GDP per annum
Labour Market Inequalities • Despite low overall unemployment, significant blackspots where unemployment is 4 times the national average • Educational attainment varies significantly by area • Educational attainment varies significantly by sector
FAS Provision 1 • 7 TRAINING CENTRES • 19 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES OFFICES • 10 SPECIAL TRAINING AGENCIES • 11 LES • 23 COMMUNITY TRAINING CENTRES
FAS Provision 2 • COMMUNITY PROGRAMMES 9,339 • TOTAL APPRENTICES 11,135 • TRAINING PROGRAMMES 3,940 • EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Total Registrations 31,276 P.A. Total Vacancies 19,958 Electronic/Self Service Hits 20,000 P.W • SERVICES TO THE EMPLOYED 2,170
FAS Provision 3 • Construction Industry • Retail Sales Programmes • Traineeships • New Programmes Developed • Training of Carers • The Learning Workplace Programme
Future Skills Needs • Dublin population aged 15-24 falling (-26,000) during this decade • The move to a services economy • Re-deploying construction workers • Assimilating the skills of immigrants
Conclusion Greater Dublin Area will need further training/education because : • It reduces unemployment, increases employment, economic growth • There are substantial inequalities within Dublin • The Dublin population continues to expand • Future jobs will require highly (re) skilled workers • The skills of immigrant workers need to be assimilated