Careers

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Our Core Values

Core Value 1

Opportunity for all

FIT believes in providing opportunity for everyone, and that all people should have a chance to be a part of Ireland's evolving digital economy.

Core Value 3

Strength is in Unity

The scale of the skills shortage and the opportunities arriving from Ireland are vast. It is only by coming together with our stakeholders that we can tackle it head on and make meaningful change.

Core Value 2

No Limits

Every journey must have a first step. FIT believes that there should be no limits on a person's progression through education and that if a person wants to continue their learning journey, that should be facilitated.

Core Value 4

Continuous Innovation

FIT believes in continuous assessment of its offerings to ensure it remains relevant in an ever changing environment e.g. New Apprenticeship offerings.

The benefits of working at FIT

As well as offering fulfilling and challenging work, FIT offers all employees paid holidays, travel pass and bike to work schemes, along with access to Employee Assistance Programmes. In addition, upon completion of a wait period, FIT Staff can avail of a company Occupational Pension Scheme, paid Health Insurance and Death in Service insurance cover.

Current Career Opportunities

Employability Mentor/ Employment Supporter for FIT’s Cuimsiú programme

FIT (Fastrack to Information Technology) believes in providing opportunity for everyone, and that all people should have a chance to be a part of Ireland’s evolving digital economy. FIT believes that every journey must have a first step and that there should be no limits on a person’s progression through education & employment.

About FIT’s Cuimsiú programme:

The FIT Cuimsiú programme is a customised national access & career progression programme and is co-funded by the Government of Ireland through the Department of Social Protection & the European Union. It is supported by Pobal’s WorkAbility: Inclusive Pathways to Employment Pathways programme. It is a new programme focusing on providing personalised pathways to certified industry technology & nationally accredited training and/or employment for individuals at risk of under, or long-term unemployment due to disability. In addition, the programme provides specialised support & guidelines for employers.

TITLE: Employability Mentor/ Employment Supporter for FIT’s Cuimsiú programme

Role & Responsibilities:

Duties:

·       To work within the ethos and core values of Fastrack to Information Technology, please visit www.fit.ie/careers

·     To report any concerns/issues/areas of risk pertaining to participants to the manager/relevant team as soon as they arise.

·  To create content for online & classroom delivery for neurodiverse learners that exceeds accessibility & best practice standards.

·   Be a strong advocate for each participant assigned to you upon registration, during their FIT journey and post course completion.

·  Can review learning content and provide documented feedback to the FIT learning technologist team to make the necessary changes as appropriate.

·    Keep appropriate and accurate documentation & provide administrative support to the Cuimsiú project coordinator.

·    To identify and utilize community settings and to recruit & select programme participants.

· Represent FIT at external events & expos where appropriate.

 

Employability Work Preparation Programme:

·         To ensure work of the FIT Cuimsiú Employment service continues to be informed by research, national and international best practice.

·         To lead the development & delivery of content for each of six modular courses with the support of the FIT Teams & external assistive technology experts as needed, which includes but is not limited to CV development and Interview Preparation along with five other learning modules as outlined in the programme plan.

 

Sourcing Employment & Education Opportunities:

·         To liaise with individuals and organisations to complete appropriate work needs analysis & personal progression plans (P4’s) to enable each participant to be successful.

·         Engage positively with multiple employers nationally in supporting a successful outcome for the supported employee and the employer via the creation of employer networking events & workshops.

·         Play a key role in supporting the sourcing, maintaining and development of employment opportunities as appropriate for the persons supported.

·         Guide individuals to maintain excellent work roles and workplace relationships.

Person Specification

Skills and Experience:

· Degree qualified (NFQ Level 6 Award min) or equivalent relevant to the role, e.g., Social Care, Occupational Therapy or Psychology.

· Experience with supporting individuals with a disability specifically neurodiversity to prepare and/or source further education & employment.

· Excellent communication skills & knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Canva.

· Preference will be given to candidates with a professional training delivery qualification & accessible course development experience.

 

HOW TO APPLY

If you are interested in this exciting opportunity or would like to learn more, please submit your CV and cover letter by 13th August 2024 to recruitment@fit.ie

 

 Job Type:  2 year contract, 5 days (37.5 hours) per week

 Salary: €30,000 per year

 

 Benefits:

·         Bike to work scheme

·         Employee assistance program

·         On-site parking

 Schedule:

·         Monday to Friday

·          Ability to commute to Dublin 11/relocate.

Work Location: Hybrid – 2 days off site or remote, 3 days based in Glasnevin, Co. Dublin but with expected travel within Ireland to meet with employers and participants.

 

FIT CLG is committed to a policy of equality of opportunity in its employment policies, procedures, and practices. The purpose of this policy is to ensure individuals will be selected, promoted, and developed based on their abilities and merits and according to the requirements of the job in question, and will be given equal opportunity to show their abilities and to progress.

The programme will include a baseline for gender diversity, as FIT continues its mission to increase female participation in the Irish tech sector of 50:50 by 2025.

 

Equal opportunity is a priority for the Company and is about removing all forms of discrimination. This policy applies to any discrimination on grounds of sex, marital or family status, sexual orientation, religious or political preferences, age, disability, race, or ethnic origin, being a member of the travelling community, or any other grounds.

Tá an tionscadal seo cómhaoinithe ag Rialtas na hÉireann, tríd an Roinn Coimirce Sóisialaí agus an tAontas Eorpach.

FIT Cuimsiú Project Coordinator Role

FIT (Fastrack to Information Technology) believes in providing opportunity for everyone, and that all people should have a chance to be a part of Ireland’s evolving digital economy. FIT believes that every journey must have a first step and that there should be no limits on a person’s progression through education & employment.

About FIT’s Cuimsiú programme:

The FIT Cuimsiú programme is a customised national access & career progression programme and is co-funded by the Government of Ireland through the Department of Social Protection & the European Union. It is supported by Pobal’s WorkAbility: Inclusive Pathways to Employment Pathways programme. It is a new programme focusing on providing personalised pathways to certified industry technology & nationally accredited training and/or employment for individuals at risk of under, or long-term unemployment due to disability. In addition, the programme provides specialised support & guidelines for employers.

TITLE: FIT Cuimsiú Project Coordinator Role:

The coordinator will be employed by Fastrack into Information Technology CLG, to lead the day-to-day coordination of the FIT Cuimsiú Project. The role will involve the following:

·       Working closely with the FIT Diversity & Inclusion, FIT Learning Technology team and FIT Wellbeing Officer teams in the preparation and development of the programme.

·       Recruiting and managing two FIT employability mentors for the delivery of the programme.

·     Setting up of a FIT Neurodiverse Advisory Group and providing updates to an independent FIT Neurodiverse Advisory Group on the progress of the project Plan & reporting directly to the Senior management team at FIT & an in-house FIT Wellbeing Officer.

· Facilitating communication and the sharing of knowledge, information, and experience amongst the FIT programme teams.

· Organising training and information sessions on themes identified via consultation with advocacy stakeholders, FIT staff & feedback from FIT participants.

· Developing, reviewing, and evaluating programme events and activities.

·   Preparing and disseminating communication updates to keep all participants updated on programme details and other relevant issues.

· Promotion as a FIT Ambassador of the programme as well as maintaining an ongoing social media presence in coordination with the FIT social media coordinator, overseeing the establishment of a webpage, and maintaining its content.

·  Preparing progress reports in line with the requirements of the Pobal Workability programme.

·         Conducting any other activities that will meet the overall purpose of this post.

 

Skills, Knowledge, and Experience Required:

·  A third level qualification in a relevant discipline, e.g., social policy and human rights.

·   Minimum 2 years’ experience in a project coordination role and working in inclusive education & employment environments.

·   Knowledge and understanding of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) and the disability policy, practice, and legislative environment in Ireland.

· Knowledge and understanding of the barriers inhibiting neurodiverse people’s participation in education and employment.

·Excellent administration and IT skills including in Microsoft Office suite.

·         Ability to communicate and produce documents in accessible formats including Pobal progress reporting requirements.

Person Specification

·     Commitment to the principles and practice of human rights.

·     Good group work and facilitation skills.

·    A high standard of oral and written communication skills and an ability to build effective relationships with participants, employers, and stakeholders.

·     Flexible, responsive, initiative-taking, and positively disposed to supporting FIT to achieve the programme objectives.

·         Capacity to plan, prioritise and to manage multiple demands.

HOW TO APPLY

If you are interested in this exciting opportunity or would like to learn more, please submit your CV and cover letter by 13th August 2024 to recruitment@fit.ie

 

 Job Type:  3 year contract, 4 days (30 hours) per week

 Salary: €55,000 – €58,000 DOE, pro rata per year

 

 Benefits:

·         Bike to work scheme

·         Employee assistance program

·         On-site parking

 

 Schedule:

·         Monday to Friday

·          Ability to commute to Dublin 11/relocate.

 

Work Location: Hybrid – 2 days off site or travelling, 3 days based in Glasnevin, Co. Dublin but with expected travel within Ireland to meet with employers, stakeholders, and participants.

 

FIT CLG is committed to a policy of equality of opportunity in its employment policies, procedures, and practices. The purpose of this policy is to ensure individuals will be selected, promoted, and developed based on their abilities and merits and according to the requirements of the job in question, and will be given equal opportunity to show their abilities and to progress.

The programme will include a baseline for gender diversity, as FIT continues its mission to increase female participation in the Irish tech sector of 50:50 by 2025.

 

Equal opportunity is a priority for the Company and is about removing all forms of discrimination. This policy applies to any discrimination on grounds of sex, marital or family status, sexual orientation, religious or political preferences, age, disability, race, or ethnic origin, being a member of the travelling community, or any other grounds.

Tá an tionscadal seo cómhaoinithe ag Rialtas na hÉireann, tríd an Roinn Coimirce Sóisialaí agus an tAontas Eorpach.

Get in touch

If you have any questions or just want more information send us a message. We’d love to hear from you.

Simply fill out the form or call us at:
+353 1 882 5570 (Dublin)
or +353 21 242 8755 (Cork).

 

"We’ve made it our mission to meet the recruitment needs of the IT industry, through training, support and career opportunities for job seekers, so that they can achieve their true potential while contributing to the Irish economy."
CEO Peter Davitt
Peter Davitt
CEO, FIT Ltd.