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James Doyle, Kate McNamara, Donal Lynch, Afifi Millan, Niamh Cronin and Megan Lyons from Skills For Life at St John of God at the Progressive Pathways Fair at the Rose Hotel on Thursday. Photo by Dermot Crean
THERE was a big turnout at The Rose Hotel on Thursday for the annual Progressive Pathways Fair.
The event provided an opportunity for people aged 16 or over, with additional support needs to find out more about their employment options.
There were a number of stands with helpful staff from bodies like the MTU, Inspired, AsIAm, St John Of God, Kerry College, Rehabcare and many more informing those looking to progress to employment and further education and training, of all the options available to them.
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The free event was organised by Employability Kerry and the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection.
There was also guest speakers, an autism friendly room and sign language interpreters available on the day. Scroll down for photos…
Tracy and Rebecca with Kerry College staff Phena Mulligan, Aoife Angland and Tara Lowe at the Progressive Pathways Fair at the Rose Hotel on Thursday. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Siobhan Caulfield and Deirdre Cronin of Aspect at the Progressive Pathways Fair at the Rose Hotel on Thursday. Photo by Dermot Crean
Debbie Merrigan of AsIAm and Noreen Murphy of Specialisterne Ireland at the Progressive Pathways Fair at the Rose Hotel on Thursday. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Inspired members, seated; Denise O’Mahony and Sarah Fitzmartin with, standing, Labhaoise O’Connor, Jack Sheehan, Alan Murray, Stephen Buckley with Inspired Career and Programme Co-ordinator Stephanie Dinham at the Progressive Pathways Fair at the Rose Hotel on Thursday. Photo by Dermot Crean
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