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Anne O’Dwyer, Kerry ETB, Maria Brennan Kerry ETB, Kerry ETB Chairman Jim Finucane, Owen O’Donnell ETB, Colm McAvoy and Lisa O’Flaherty Kerry ETB with Kerry ETB members the launch of the Kerry ETB Strategy Statement 2023-2027 and new brand during a special event held at the Tech Amergin Further Education and Training Centre in Waterville on Thursday. Photo By : Domnick Walsh © Eye Focus LTD
KERRY Education and Training Board (Kerry ETB) launched their Strategy Statement 2023-2027 and new brand during a special event held at the Tech Amergin Further Education and Training Centre in Waterville on June 22.
The strategy sets out the pathway for the organisation’s strategic development for the next five years, aiming to strengthen Kerry ETB’s position as a leader in education and training provision, focused on the highest quality of learning experiences for all learners across the county.
The Strategy Statement 2023-2027 encompasses five key objectives with the overall aim of enhancing the learner experience, reinforcing organisational cohesiveness and achieving excellence in education and training service delivery.
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The strategy will be monitored and reviewed, ensuring progress is documented and aligns with Kerry ETB’s commitment to maximising educational and training opportunities across the county.
Speaking at the launch event, Jim Finucane, Chairperson of the Board of Kerry ETB, emphasised the significance of the new strategy: “The Strategy Statement 2023-2027 outlines five ambitious strategic goals and related objectives for the next five years to establish Kerry ETB as a leader in education and training provision in the county. This strategy presents numerous opportunities for us to strengthen, expand, and further develop our education and training infrastructure across Co. Kerry.”
Launching the Strategy Statement 2023-2027 and the new brand identity marks an essential milestone for Kerry ETB as it builds on a decade of change, growth and development.
Kerry ETB Chairman Jim Finucane with 5 year old Tiernan McGillicuddy, Caherciveen and 96 year old Mary Wharton from Waterville at the launch of their Strategy Statement 2023-2027 and new brand during a special event held at the Tech Amergin Further Education and Training Centre in Waterville on June 22. Photo By : Domnick Walsh © Eye Focus LTD
Colm McEvoy, CEO of Kerry ETB, addressed the organisation’s development over the past decade and its future aspirations, “Since our establishment in 2013, Kerry ETB has made good progress in developing the organisation in delivering education and training services across the county.
“We have experienced much change since our establishment in 2013, and the organisation has adapted very well to the ever-changing environment, including a pandemic in recent years. With this new strategy, we are focused on the continued development, expansion and refinement of our education and training service provision to meet the needs of learners, promoting the development of a lifelong and life-wide society in Co. Kerry.
“We are looking forward to implementing the strategy provision over the next five years with the focus on striving for excellence in all aspects of our service provision.”
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