Search Menu Home Services Business ASPIRE Training and Employment ASPIRE is the Fermanagh & Omagh District Council led employability Programme supporting people into paid employment. The employability initiative, is part funded by the Northern Ireland European Social Fund Programme 2014-2020 and the Department for the Economy. The ASPIRE Employability Programme operates in partnership with the Western Health & Social Care Trust, the Education Authority for the Western Region and delivery partner Fermanagh Rural Community Initiative. What is ASPIRE? The ASPIRE Programme provides assistance to anyone aged sixteen or over and currently unemployed, underemployed or in not full-time education through a range of FREE tailored support packages. These packages of support can include enrolment onto training courses that lead to professional qualifications, gaining valuable work experience, assistance in completing application forms, helping with interview preparation and the creation or updating of a CV all done with the guidance of an allocated mentor. What Courses Are Available? There are a range of learning and training opportunities to enhance employment opportunities through courses in: • Classroom Support • Care and Support work • Finance • Business Administration • Health and Safety in the Workplace Training • Manual Handling Training • CSR Card Licence Training • Refresher Forklift Licence Training • First Aid at Work Certificate • OCN Social Media • IAB 1 Computerised Bookkeeping • IAB Level 1 Award in Payroll for Business • IT User Skills In addition, ASPIRE also offers individual and tailored support to include: • CV Development • Application Form Support • Interview Skills Assistance • Work Experience Placement • Tailored Actions Plans Enquire Now COVID 19 Update - September 2021 The ASPIRE Team continues to adapt to meet the needs of both current and new participants on the programme. In line with COVID 19 regulations we are able to facilitate a limited number of face-to-face meetings which are being held strictly by appointment only. Our training centres have been modified and adapted to meet COVID guidelines and are able to offer in person training at a reduced capacity. Support is still available online with an allocated mentor who can support you by seeking out current employment opportunities, creating or refining a CV, completing application forms, helping with interview preparation and support completing professional training and certified qualifications DISCLAIMER: Fermanagh and Omagh District Council assumes no responsibility or liability for any breaches, problems or subsequent issues that may arise to users as a result of using Google Meet, Google Classroom or any other third-party web conferencing platform, in the delivery of online training for the ASPIRE Employability Programme Contact Us Email: aspire@fermanaghomagh.com Omagh: Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Strule House 16 High Street, Omagh, BT78 1BQ Tel: 028 8224 6535 Fermanagh: Fermanagh Rural Community Initiative (FRCI), 56 Tempo Road, Enniskillen, BT74 6HR Tel: 028 6632 6478 Downloads Downloads File Type Size Date ASPIRE Classroom Support PDF 267 KB 28th June 2021 Business Admin Academy 2021 PDF 3 MB 14th April 2021 Course Packages 2021 PDF 644 KB 14th April 2021 Health & Safety Training Courses 2021 PDF 3 MB 14th April 2021 OCR Level 1 IT User Skills PDF 4 MB 27th September 2021 Related Links ASPIRE - Watch this short video for more information Check out ASPIRE on Facebook Complete an Enquiry Form SHARE THIS PAGE: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn ASPIRE Training and Employment ASPIRE Courses ASPIRE Work Placement Contact ASPIRE Address: Council Offices and Sites Phone: 0300 303 1777 Text Phone: 028 8225 6216 Irish Language/Ulster Scots Voicemail: 028 8225 6214 Email: info@fermanaghomagh.com Translate this Site: If you are fully vaccinated, you can download the #COVIDCertNI app to you mobile. For more information 👇… https://t.co/USNFRPKdzf 1 hour ago View More Tweets The Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has been established as one of the eleven new councils introduced via the Local Government Reform Programme. These replaced the existing 26 District Councils on 1 April 2015. Copyright © 2021 | Council Intranet Careers Sitemap Tenders Terms & Conditions Privacy Statement Accessibility Statement