If you are searching for a role where you can provide ‘high quality service’ and make a difference to the lives of service users across the county then Ann’s Homecare have the role for you. Since its inception, the company has enjoyed a longstanding reputation for the delivery of quality care in the community and
If you enjoy life on the road, a career in driving may have certain attractions. Driving roles often involve working on your own initiative for the majority of the day, following regular routes covering vast ground in the local – and not so local – area. It goes without saying that drivers also carry a
(L-R) are Alan Davison, Managing Director of Davison Canners and Kieran Donoghue, CEO of Invest Northern Ireland. Armagh based food manufacturer, Davison Canners, has invested £6 million in a new manufacturing facility outside Portadown. As a result of the investment, the company will create 31 new jobs and expects to see its turnover double by
Craig McGowan is in his dream job. When Armagh Jobs put the question to him of “If you could have any job in the world, what would it be?” he replied “I’m in it.” Craig has worked his way through the ranks with Trinity Support and Care Services, starting out as a Team Leader and
Featured image caption: John McCourt from Armagh, with his family celebrating his achievements on the Foundation Degree in Transport and Supply Chain Management at South West College’s recent Higher Education Graduation Ceremony An Armagh man was recently honoured for his exceptional accomplishments in the field of Transport and Supply Chain Management at South West
“The company and its values” are the main reasons that Connie Donnelly applied for the role of Compliance Manager for Trinity Support and Care Services. With 15 years of Health and Social care experience, Connie is an experienced problem solver who loves nothing more than seeing a plan come together. Now, working alongside a team
Armagh-based health & social care provider Trinity SCS are set to create 250 jobs island-wide as part of their new service expansion plans. This new strategy follows the organisation’s aim to provide additional residential services, bespoke specialised nurse-led services, supported living services, day services and outreach services across the border counties in 2024 and 2025.
Do you regard yourself as a born leader? Jobs in management often require an individual with the skill and ability to effectively lead a team of people. Managers are generally required to oversee the day-to-day running of a business. This can involve making decisions using initiative, delegating tasks to suitable team members, planning for the
A new and innovative employability project has been launched in the Newry, Mourne and Down and Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Council areas. The ‘Employ Me’ programme has been developed in partnership between Southern Regional College (SRC) and Clanrye Group to provide training and wraparound support to economically inactive persons aged sixteen and over with the
Gael Linn board is pleased to announce the appointment of Meghan Ní Raifeartaigh to the role of Regional Manager for Ulster. Meghan initially worked with Gael Linn in 2011 while on placement from Saint Mary’s University College, Belfast. After graduating she spent some years working in Australia. On her return in 2015, Meghan took up
