Fully Funded Training for Leadership and Management at SERC

South Eastern Regional College (SERC) is recruiting students for a fully funded intensive programme aimed at reskilling people who have been furloughed, made redundant or have had their employment opportunities affected by Covid-19.

The Skills Intervention Programme, funded by the Department for Economy, offers the opportunity for candidates to gain a CMI Level 5 Leadership and Management qualification. The 8-week Future Leaders course is set to commence on 1 February and is open to all graduates. 

Debbie Scott, Business Services Consultant at SERC said, “COVID-19 has presented many challenges to the business community and it is vital those employees who have been furloughed or have been made redundant are supported. 

She added, “Delivered online by SERC, this course focuses on upskilling and reskilling in Management and Leadership.  It is a fantastic opportunity for someone to fast track and pick up a highly sought Level 5 qualification.

She concluded, “This fully-funded training will help prepare candidates for the return to their current employment or facilitate a move to new employment – both options are necessary to rebuild the Northern Ireland economy.”

Places are limited. Apply online at serc.ac.uk. Contact Alan Shanley for further information at ashanley@serc.ac.uk

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Caption:  Fully Funded Training for Leadership & Management: South Eastern Regional College (SERC) is recruiting students for a fully funded intensive programme aimed at reskilling people who have been furloughed, made redundant or have had their employment opportunities affected by Covid-19. Funded by the Department for Economy, Future Leaders offers the opportunity for candidates to gain a CMI Level 5 Leadership and Management qualification. The 8-week course is set to commence on 1 February and is open to all graduates. Apply online at serc.ac.uk