Welcome to WorkinMeath, the website dedicated to creating more job opportunities in Meath.
Tuesday 18 September 2007
Quinn Direct to create 250 jobs in Kells.
The Insurance company Quinn Direct are delighted to have opened its new office in Kells Enterprise Centre.
This office offers tremendous career opportunities to the local eceonomy when at full capacity for up to 250 staff.
The office has a front counter facility where customers can go in, receive a quote, pay their premium and obtain their documents thus going on cover immediately.
The opening hours of the front counter in Kells are:
Monday to Friday 9.00 am to 5.30 pm
Saturday 9.00 am to 5.30 pm
Alternatively you can go on-line on : www.quinn-direct.com
Thursday 19th August 2007
Quinn Direct to create 250 jobs in Kells.
The Insurance company Quinn Direct will open shortly for business in Kells Enterprise Centre.
This will serve as a temporary office during the construction of its premises in Navan.
Quinn Direct is looking to recruit people in functions such as Sales, Finance, Customer Service and Administration. There will also be opportunities for people who are fluent in continental European languages.
Any WorkinMeath members who are interested in finding out about emploment opportunities with Quinn-direct should contact the company via their web site: www.quinn-people.com or by e-mail:recruit@quinn-direct.com .
Current vacancies are listed on the website and you can also make a speculative application for the Kells office both online and by e-mail.
Wednesday 25 April 2007
Meath County Council in Partnership with Dundalk Institute of Technology and National University of Ireland Maynooth will launch the Meath Initiative for Lifelong Learning (MILL) project on Tuesday 8th May
Meath County Council in partnership with the National University of Ireland - Maynooth and Dundalk Institute of Technology have launched an innovative project in progressing the demand for third level course offerings within the county. The MILL project offers a selection of business studies courses on a pilot basis to assist workers in gaining a qualification from a third level provider. The courses have been selected to enable companies in Meath to build management and technical strengths within their organisation. The local availability of these courses in Navan, on a part time flexible basis is intended as assistance to both employers and employees. Classes are timetabled in the evening to facilitate individuals working and studying.
Certificate in Business Studies
Certificate in Frontline Management
Certificate in Economics and Finance
Meath County Enterprise Board in conjunction with NUIM also offer a Certificate in Small Business Development for Female Entrepreneurs.
Meath Education & Training Database
The launch will also take place of the new Meath Education and Training Database, a website that includes a searchable listing of course offerings throughout Meath. A large range of both interest and education courses are currently offered within the county. The development of this website facility will make it easier for individuals to locate information on local opportunities. Guidelines are also included on choosing the right course, useful links and understanding terminology.
The official launch of the projects will take place in the Newgrange Hotel Navan on Tuesday 8th May. If you would like to hear more information and are interested in attending please contact Amanda Smyth, Further & Higher Education Development Officer for an invite.
Email: amsmyth@meathcoco.ie
Mob: 087 276 4675
WorkinMeath is a joint initiative by Meath County Council's Economic Development Unit and the Meath County Enterprise Board.
