JobPath programme proves successful in Cork
New figures released by Turas Nua show over 3,600 people in Cork have gained employment as part of the JobPath programme.
The service has also delivered over 16,000 training courses in the county.
The Turas Nua service is responsible for delivering JobPath in the Southern part of the county and have ten offices in Cork employing 64 people.
The most popular job starts delivered in the Southern region are in the contact centre industry, the construction sector and hospitality.
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