The Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General assists the Comptroller and Auditor General to audit and report on the accounts of public bodies, they are now looking for graduates who want to pursue a course of professional studies leading to an accountancy qualification to join their team as Trainee Auditor’s.
The theme of this year’s International Migrants Day (December 18th) is Harnessing the potential of human mobility. It is estimated that 3.6 per cent of the global population or 281 million people were international migrants in 2020. There are many factors that influence the movement of people; either voluntary or forced movements are a result of the increased magnitude and frequency of disasters, economic challenges and extreme poverty or conflict.
Stephen is a Watch Officer with the Marine Rescue Coordination Centre. He tells us about his career path to becoming a Watch Officer and the opportunities the role has provided him, including pursuing a Masters Degree.
A volunteer with her local Coast Guard unit, Amy decided to apply for the role of Watch Officer to utilise her skills and experience she had gained from her voluntary work and her background in the Merchant Navy. She also wanted to be a strong role model for her daughters and to show them that you can achieve anything once you put your mind to it, despite the many obstacles or hardships that may come your way.
Jason is a Station Officer with the Marine Rescue Coordination Centre, which provides national marine assistance and responds to ship casualties and maritime emergencies. He gives us an insight into the role of a Watch Officer when an emergency arises at sea.
CEO of Publicjobs.ie, Shirley Comerford, and Head of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, Siobhán McKenna, recently participated in the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission event Achieving Equality at Work Promoting Racial Inclusion and Diversity in Practice.
Niall commenced his career in the civil service working as a Clerical Officer in the Public Appointments Service, and has now progressed to be Vice Consul (Deputy Head of Mission) at Ireland’s Consulate General in Frankfurt, Germany. For Niall, being able to help people is one of the key reasons that he is in the job, as it is immensely rewarding.
Finbarr is a Higher Executive Officer (manager) in the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, having initially started as a Clerical Officer in the Finance unit of the Department of Education. His work involves overseeing the preparation of correspondence, parliamentary questions, ministerial briefs and speeches and working with stakeholders to ensure departmental policy objectives and priorities are communicated and met.
Osal is a Clerical Officer in the Department of Foreign Affairs. Osal tells us a little bit about his role and the opportunities that have been available to him since joining the civil service. He tells us about feeling proud to work in a particularly important area, the learning and professional development opportunities he has benefited from, and his recent promotion to an ‘acting up’ position.
Elizabeth started her career in the civil service as a Clerical Officer in the area of trade facilitation in Customs. Having benefited from a range of learning and development opportunities, she was promoted to Executive Officer (supervisor grade) in the Office of the Revenue Commissioners. Elizabeth enjoys working in the civil service as she finds the sector very family friendly, with many supports in place for employees around well-being.
Ben is a Clerical Officer in the Passport Office in Cork, which is part of the Department of Foreign Affairs. He tells us about some of the great experiences he has had in the role from chaperoning UN dignitaries from the Small Islands Developing States group on their visit to Ireland to his work chairing the diversity committee of the Department of Foreign Affairs.
Milan is a Clerical Officer in the Special Assignee Relief Programme unit in the Office of the Revenue Commissioners. He tells us about what his role entails, the career mobility opportunities he has availed of, and the excellent learning and development programmes he has benefitted from during his career in the civil service. He also offers some great first-hand advice on applying for a Clerical Officer role.
We recently contributed to an Irish Times Special Report which highlighted how infrastructure, assistive technology and flexible hours facilitate those with disabilities. Siobhan McKenna, our Head of ED&I at the Public Appointments Service, provided her expertise and knowledge on inclusive recruitment and best practice in ED&I.
Alan is an ICT Specialist with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine. Alan tells us a little bit about his role and the opportunities that have been available to him since joining the civil service. He tells us about feeling proud to work in a particularly important area, which works to ensure the protection of public health and the environment.
Justin is an ICT Specialist with the Office of the Revenue Commissioners. Justin tells us a little bit about his role and the opportunities that have been available to him since joining the civil service. He tells us about the great sense of community across the organisation and the range of activities in his division to support positive mental and physical wellbeing.
We are delighted to announce the Public Appointments Service has won the 2021 Public Sector Award for Excellence in Recruitment Services from the Public Sector Magazine.
We are very proud to have been recognised for Excellence in Recruitment Services, in particular for being well positioned as an organisation to adapt quickly to remote working and video interviewing in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
We are looking forward to joining a number of graduate career fairs over the coming weeks to promote the range of graduate career opportunities we have available across the Civil and Public Service. Graduate opportunities within the Civil and Public Service are designed to inspire, challenge and support the next generation of Civil and Public Service leaders.
Today, we are delighted to officially launch a new schools programme for second-level students that aims to spark their interest in the wide variety of career opportunities that are available across the public sector. The Public Jobs Schools Resource Kit presents information about public sector careers in a new way for guidance counsellors and other teachers, to build confidence around discussing career options in the public sector with students and their parents.
Having recently joined publicjobs.ie as an ICT Specialist, Darragh tell us about his role and the opportunities for training that have been available to him, in his short time since joining the Infrastructure team.
Adrian Murtagh is an ICT Specialist with the Department of Social Protection working in Sharepoint Infrastructure. Adrian tells us a little bit about his career and the opportunities that have been available to him since joining the Civil Service.
Christine joined the Civil Service in 2019 as an ICT Specialist, working in Infrastructure. Following her recent promotion, Christine highlights how her work as an ICT Specialist gave her the opportunity to learn new skills which helped to excel her career.
Publicjobs.ie are delighted to support Ireland’s second National Diversity and Inclusion Conference - InclusionWorks2021. The event is hosted by DCU Centre of Excellence for Diversity and Inclusion in partnership with the Irish Centre for Diversity and will take place virtually on Thursday 15th April.
We were delighted to launch our first Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (ED&I) strategy as part of our #InclusionMatters webinar event on Tuesday 23rd March. This lively and engaging two-hour webinar explored the theme of inclusive recruitment and employment, as well as showcasing strategies and initiatives that can help us move towards delivering a public service that is reflective of the communities it serves.
On International Women's Day, we celebrate the achievements of women and highlight the importance of equality in leadership to create positive and productive work environments. We caught up with some of our successful women in leadership roles at publicjobs.ie who share their personal experiences in their careers and offer advice and inspiration to others to help them build fulfilling careers.
On International Women's Day, we celebrate the achievements of women and highlight the importance of equality in leadership to create positive and productive work environments. We caught up with some of our successful women in leadership roles at publicjobs.ie who share their personal experiences in their careers and offer advice and inspiration to others to help them build fulfilling careers.
On International Women's Day, we celebrate the achievements of women and highlight the importance of equality in leadership to create positive and productive work environments. We caught up with some of our successful women in leadership roles at publicjobs.ie who share their personal experiences in their careers and offer advice and inspiration to others to help them build fulfilling careers.
International Migrants Day is marked on the 18th of December each year, which recognises and celebrates the contribution that migrants make around the world. Research has shown that diverse societies, including workforces, enrich opportunities for development and innovation, and support social cohesion in inclusive societies. This year’s theme is ‘Reimagining Human Mobility’ which acknowledges the positive societal impact that migrants have made, particularly over this past year in the fight against Covid-19, when their knowledge and skills have been evident in their work in areas including health, transportation and food services. We all have a collective responsibility to create a safer, inclusive and more resilient world.
DAccording to the WHO World Report on Disability this culminates to around 15% of the world’s population.
The theme for this years International Day of People with Disabilities is ‘Not All Disabilities are Visible’, which aims to spread awareness about disabilities that are not always apparent, such as mental illness, chronic pain or fatigue, sight or hearing impairments, diabetes, brain injuries, neurological disorders, learning differences and cognitive dysfunctions, among others.
World Refugee Day falls on the 20th of June every year to raise awareness of the situation of refugees throughout the world. The theme for this year is ‘Every Action Counts’, which aims to remind us all that everyone, including refugees, can contribute to society to create a more just, inclusive, and equal world.
As recruiters for the Civil & Public Sector, the Public Appointments Service understand the importance of delivering a public service that is a reflective of all the people it serves, to ensure an inclusive, diverse and equal society and workforce.
Video calls have become a big part of our everyday lives, so it’s easy to become complacent when your next video call is an interview for that job you have always wanted.
Don’t stress though as we are here to help!
We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted in not one but three categories for the gradIreland Awards 2020. The gradIreland Awards are the largest recruitment awards in the graduate recruitment industry in Ireland and are adjudicated by an expert panel of judges and the votes of over 13,000 undergraduates across Ireland.
In this current climate, technology is leading the way in not only how we work, but in landing that next job!
For a number of years the Public Appointments Service have been examining and using a range of new and leading edge technologies to support different parts of our recruitment process. Some of these have included different types of ‘video based’ interviews, which can be conducted using your phone, a tablet or your laptop / PC.
Further to An Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar’s announcement, the Public Appointments Service and State Boards have postponed all face to face interviews and events from 6pm, Thursday, 12 March 2020 until further notice.
If you are due for interview, we will be in contact via your message Board. As this is an evolving situation, we will be constantly reviewing and providing updates. Please ensure all your contact details are up to date.
We are delighted to be sponsoring the Civil Service Women’s Network as part of our celebrations for International Women’s Day at the Hibernia Conference Centre, in Dublin Castle on Tuesday the 3rd of March at 9:15am to 11:30am.
The Civil Service Women’s Network is a newly formed, voluntary, cross-civil service network with a mission to connect women and supporters of women, as empowered contributors to the Irish Civil Service.
Applications are currently open to graduates with a disability for six months, paid, mentored work placements in a number of Departments within the Civil Service. These are based nationwide as part of the Willing Able Mentoring (WAM) Programme. This programme is open to graduates with a disability from all disciplines and the closing date to apply is 12pm, Wednesday, the 4th of March 2020.
This is a work placement programme which aims to promote access to the labour market for graduates with disabilities and build the capacity of employers to integrate disability into the mainstream workplace. Participating employers (WAM Leaders) collaborate with WAM to offer mentored, paid, work placements for graduates with disabilities. This partnership brings graduates with disabilities and employers together so that both can benefit from each other - ensuring genuine learning opportunities for all.
We are delighted to be attending the Intreo Careers Fair in Dublin Castle on Monday, the 2nd of March from 10am to 4pm as part of #JobsWeek2020.
Jobs Week 2020 takes place from Monday, the 2nd of March until Friday, the 6th of March and is run by Intreo the Government of Ireland's public employment service which is delivered by the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection.
We will be celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science on Tuesday, the 11th of February.
The United Nation’s International Day of Women and Girls in Science celebrates the role of women and girls in science, technology, engineering and maths, but it also highlights the significant pay gap that exists in this field.
gradIreland Live!!! We are very excited to be attending this event on Thursday, the 6th of February from 12:00PM to 16:00PM at the Main Hall, RDS, in Dublin.
This Spring's Careers Fair is one that is not to be missed! We will be bringing you the latest jobs, news and information about #careersthatmatter in the Civil and Public Service. Not only that, we will be speaking in the Seminar Room as part of a panel discussion on ‘Creating your future – expert advice on navigating your career path’ at 14:40PM to 15:15PM.
Chinese New Year will be taking place across the country from Friday, the 24th of January until the 10th of February. This year is the year of the Rat.
The Rat possesses many of the qualities we need to be successful in our own careers including energy, optimism and hard work.
Are you looking for a new challenge and a new career this January?
The secret to getting that dream job comes down to preparation and we have a list of helpful tips and advice that will allow you to be confident in applying for your perfect role!
With the 56th BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition taking place this Wednesday, the 8th of January until Saturday, the 11th of January, we are looking forward to seeing what the next generation of inventors, scientists, innovators and entrepreneurs will come up with.
At Publicjobs.ie, we have a number of exciting roles with the Department of Justice and Equality for those who are interested and who have started their career in the area of Science and Technology.
Publicjobs.ie would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year.
Last year, we had 2 million visitors to our publicjobs.ie website and over 25 million page views from people across the world.
Publicjobs.ie would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Today, we are getting into the festive spirit in aid of The Capuchin Day Centre with a Christmas Jumper Day.
An bhfuil gairm uait lena mbaineann éagsúlacht, dúshlán agus an-sásamh? Tá daoine á n-earcú againn, ar son Seirbhís Príosún na hÉireann, le bheith ina nEarcaigh mar Oifigigh Príosúin.
Oifigigh Príosúin is mó a bhíonn ag plé aghaidh ar aghaidh, i rith a bpianbhreithe, le daoine a daortar chun príosúin. D’fhéadfadh a bheith san áireamh anseo: iompar ó chúirt, cimiú, sábháilteacht, slándáil, iostas, ag tabhairt tacaíochta do chime le go mbeidh fáil aige/aici ar: cúram sláinte, síceolaíocht, rochtain inmheánach ar sheirbhísí seachtracha, oiliúint oibre, oideachas agus cuairteanna ón dteaghlach, ó chairde agus ó ionadaithe dlíthiúla.
The first Public Service-wide Innovation Week will take place from 9-13th December this year and all Public Service Organisations have been asked to place a concentrated focus on innovation within their organisations for that week.
The main event during Innovation Week is the Innovation Conference on 10th December in The Printworks, Dublin Castle. In the morning, there will be an exciting programme of speakers followed by ‘Innovation Faster Classes’ in the afternoon.
Today the Public Appointments Service is marking International Day of People With Disabilities (IDPWD). Since 1992, IDPWD has been observed every December 3rd by a range of organisations around the world.
The theme this year is ‘The Future is Accessible’ and envisions a time when all environmental and social barriers for people with disabilities are identified and everyone works together to overcome them.
The Civil Service Excellence and Innovation awards took place in Dublin Castle this week with Minister Finance and Public Expenditure and Reform, Paschal Donohoe, announcing the winners at the event.
The Civil Service Excellence and Innovation Awards is an annual event that recognises excellence, best practice and innovation within the public service. The awards promote commitment and achievements among staff and showcase enterprise in policy and service across the Civil and Public Service.
Publicjobs.ie will be attending the Exchange House Ireland Educational Achievement Awards on Thursday, the 17th of October, from 5PM until 8PM at Dublin City Council, Wood Quay, Dublin 8.
The Exchange House Ireland National Educational Achievement Award is presented to Travellers who have recently completed the Junior Certificate, Leaving Certificate, GCSE, A Level examinations or Third Level Courses, in recognition of the hard work and commitment shown by the recipients in reaching their goals.
As the leading recruiter for the Public Service, Publicjobs.ie supports Mental Health Awareness Day.
World Mental Health Day takes place on Thursday, the 10th of October. The day is about education and raising awareness of mental health. It is an opportunity to build partnerships in communities in support of positive mental health.
We are delighted to be attending the Migrant Expo on Thursday, 3rd of October from 10:00AM-14:00PM at the Technological University Dublin – City Campus, Aungier Street, Dublin 8.
The Migrant Expo is a unique careers event that supports migrants and refugees to improve their job seeking and employability skills. It aims to help migrants find good quality employment and to help employers like us find talented people from diverse backgrounds.
We had an excellent panel discussion for our staff chaired by Clodagh Leonard, Chairperson of PRIDE, on the experiences of LGBTQ+ people in the workplace and what we can do to encourage inclusiveness in our workplace.
The panel included Sarah Phillips, Chairperson of TENI; Oisin O’Reilly, Head of Operations and Fundraising with BeLongTo; Vivienne Kavanagh, Employee Development and Equality Executive with Dublin Bus; and Aaron O’Sullivan, a member of the Steering Committee for the LGBT+ Staff Network in the civil service.
We had an excellent session with a cross-section of experts, from across public and private sectors, nationally and internationally, to discuss how we can best approach the development of an ambitious Diversity and Inclusion strategy and work programme.
As the key centralised public service recruiter and primary gateway to careers in many parts of the public sector, we here at publicjobs.ie, recognise the importance of the contribution we can make towards achieving a Civil and Public Service that is reflective of the people and society we serve.
The Public Appointments Service is committed to playing its role to create a civil and public service that reflects society and the communities it serves. We are currently developing a Diversity and Inclusion Strategy in the context of our new Corporate Strategic Plan 2020-2022. This Strategy will embody our commitment to develop and implement inclusive recruitment practices for everyone, including for people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or who identify themselves in another way.
StateBoards.ie, the channel used by the Public Appointments Service to inform the public of vacancies on State Boards, is hosting an event in the National Concert Hall on Thursday, 27th of June 2019 from 6pm-8pm.
The panel discussion will be moderated by Maura McGrath, the Chair of the Board of the National Concert Hall and will include Ian Kehoe, Member of the Board of RTÉ, Carol Bolger, Member of the Board of An Post and the Health and Safety Authority and Patrick J. Dwyer, Member of the Board of SOLAS.
Publicjobs.ie would like to wish everyone a happy Bloomsday.
Bloomsday is celebrated on the 16th of June depicting the day of Leopold Bloom, the central character in James Joyce’s book Ulysses.
Publicjobs.ie would like to wish all students who are starting their Leaving and Junior Cert the best of luck.
We know this can be a stressful time and whether you are thinking of going to university, starting an apprenticeship or whether you are unsure of your next step, we have great opportunities to build your career within the Civil and Public Service.
Publicjobs.ie is delighted to be attending the Building the Future Careers Event 2019 on Friday, 24th of May from 10am – 2pm at Citi, 1 North Wall Quay, Dublin 1.
This unique careers event is the only event that is aimed at students and graduates with disabilities and is a great chance for you to meet us in person and to find out more about the real opportunities across the Civil and Public Service.
Publicjobs.ie would like to wish everyone a happy International Families Day.
International Families Day highlights issues relating to families and promotes awareness of the social, economic and demographic process affecting families.
The Public Appointments Service CEO, Shirley Comerford will be one of the guest speakers at the Public Affairs Ireland’s Corporate Governance Conference 2019 which takes place on Wednesday, May 16th.
Publicjobs.ie would like to congratulate the 2,400 new Irish citizens who attended the Convention Centre in Killarney, County Kerry this week.
The new Irish citizens originate from 90 different countries with the majority coming from Poland, the UK, Romania, India and Nigeria.
The Public Appointments Service has been requested by the Office of Public Works to advise you of the following:
The Office of Public Works has decided to defer hiring of the position of Curator due to an issue which has arisen in relation to wider eligibility for the role. A decision on next steps will be taken later in the year.
We are delighted to announce that Publicjobs has been nominated for the 13th annual gradireland Graduate Recruitment Awards 2019 for the category Best Graduate Recruitment Website. The awards take place on Thursday, the 25th of April at the Mansion House in Dublin.
As the leading provider of recruitment, assessment and selection services for the Civil Service, we have a great range of opportunities available to graduates within the Public Service.
Publicjobs.ie is delighted to launch our International Women’s Day video. The video is a celebration of the role women play in our Civil and Public Service.
From customs enforcement to policy making and project management to park operations, women play a huge role in society and in the work carried out by the Civil and Public Service for the people of Ireland.
The Public Appointments Service will be attending and contributing to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Conference on Leadership for a Diverse and Inclusive Public Service. This event will take place in Ottawa, Canada, on Wednesday, the 20th and Thursday, the 21st of February.
The two day conference will cover sessions defining the challenge of Diversity and Inclusion and will touch on leadership competencies, strategy and governance, and the next steps around Diversity and Inclusion leadership and policy.
Publicjobs.ie has teamed up with Recite Me to improve our accessibility services. Visitors to the Publicjobs.ie website can click on our Accessibility Tools at the top of the Publicjobs.ie homepage to access a range of accessibility features.
You can now have the text read out by our screen reader, increase the font size, change the colour of our website, zoom in to view the page, use the screen mask, use the dictionary, download audio files or change the language.
Chinese New Year is taking part around the country with the bulk of the festivities in Dublin and Cork.
The Dublin Chinese New Year Festival will kick off on Friday, the 1st of February and will run until the 17th of February with numerous events dotted about the capital.
The European Mental Health Arts and Culture Festival January 2019 will take place in Ireland for the first time.
2019 will see this unique edition of the First Fortnight festival as Ireland plays host to Europe’s Mental Health festival. The First Fortnight festival will showcase the vibrancy and diversity of modern Ireland with an emphasis on the European community.
As we begin a New Year, many of us will be thinking about a new start. For some of us, this might mean a new job, a New Year’s resolution or a new life style choice.
As part of the Healthy Ireland Initiative, Pembroke Library are hosting a workshop on “Power and Positivity” at 6:30PM on Tuesday, the 15th of January. Donaghmede Library is hosting the “Power and Positivity” workshop on Wednesday, the 23rd of January at 11AM. This workshop will explore practical tips to bring positivity back into our lives.
The BT young Scientist & Technology Exhibition will be taking place on the 9th - 12th of January at the RDS in Dublin.
This year will be the 55th exhibition making it one of the oldest standing exhibitions of its kind in the world. Last year, 4,251 students from 383 schools took part in the Science Fair.
It’s time to blow away the cobwebs from 2018 and look forward to a brand new 2019. This year, Publicjobs.ie will advertise all of the best jobs available across the Civil and Public Service and will look to build on our successes in 2018.
This year, we hope to do even better and find more jobs for people in a range of sectors including Education, Science, Administration, IT and Health.
Publicjobs.ie would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
As the centralised provider of recruitment, assessment and selection services for the Civil Service, we work to recruit for large volume recruitment and selection competitions, administrative, technical and professional positions, to tailored selection processes for senior professional and management positions.
International Migrant Day celebrates the contributions and vitality of the world’s 258 million migrants.
Ireland has a proud history of migration and our society and others have been greatly enriched by migration.
The Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and the Business Minister Heather Humphries have unveiled 27 new projects that will share funding of over €75 million until 2021 as part of the Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund.
The Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund is a €500 million fund which will run under Project Ireland 2040. This initiative is run by the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation with support from Enterprise Ireland.
The Public Appointments Service were delighted to host a meeting with a delegation of senior officials from the Canadian Public Service, including Mr. Patrick Borbey, President of the Public Service Commission of Canada, and Ms. Nancy Chahwan, Chief Human Resources Officer, Treasury Board Secretariat.
The initiative allowed the Public Appointments Service, the Public Service Commission of Canada and the Treasury Board Secretariat of Canada to compare approaches, discuss challenges, share experiences and learning in areas such as talent acquisition strategies, optimising the use of technology and advancing diversity and inclusion in the public service.
The Department of the Taoiseach and the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation are leading a whole of Government effort to develop the Future Jobs Initiative.
The Future Jobs Initiative aims to ensure that the Irish economy is well positioned to adapt and prosper in the future. This new economic approach is based on increased productivity, skills, talent and innovation.
The Public Appointments Service is undertaking a total refurbishment of our ground floor reception area from Monday, 19 November.
Please note that all scheduled interviews and tests will take place as planned during this time. Entrance to the building will now be through the door to the immediate left-hand-side of the usual main entrance doors. You will note when you enter, there will be temporary signs to help guide you to the check-in desk.
Science Week is taking place across the country this week with the support of Science Foundation Ireland. It aims to engage the Irish Public in all aspects of the Scientific fields with interactive, interesting and fun events. The multitude of events are suited to a wide range of the public, not just existing scientists but for burgeoning scientists interested in the STEM fields as well.
On social media, #StopAndAsk is a popular feature returning to Science Week. The social media # allows the general public to get answers to their burning Science questions like- “Why do onions make me cry?” “What would happen to the world if there were no insects?” and “Why do people have double joints?”
The Public Appointments Service is delighted to announce that we will be attending the Zeminar Careers Fair at the RDS Main Arena, 10 Merrion Road, Dublin on Tuesday 13th, Wednesday 14th and Thursday 15th of November.
This event will have a host of top speakers, interactive exhibits and unique workshops for second level students.
Revenue is recruiting Transfer Pricing Experts at Assistant Principal level for Cork, Galway and Limerick and a Branch Manager, Collector General’s Division, at Principal Officer level for Limerick.
A career in Revenue offers challenge and opportunity. Revenue currently has exciting opportunities and we are looking for talented, committed and ambitious people to join our team.
Ireland’s new National Digital Strategy aims to map out how we can positively embrace digital advances for the benefit of every citizen, business, and community in Ireland.
Building on the previous National Digital Strategy –Phase 1: Digital Enhancement, which was launched in 2013 to encourage small businesses and citizens to embrace digital technology, the Strategy aims to educate and empower citizens to embrace digital to improve their lives.
The Public Appointments Service will be in Cork for the University College Cork Autumn Recruitment Fair 2018 on Wednesday, October 2018.
This event takes place from 11AM-3PM at the Mardyke Arena in University College Cork.
The Public Appointments Service (PAS) aims to provide an open, efficient and effective gateway and process to identify top quality people for consideration by Ministers for appointment to State Boards.
The Civil Service is now recruiting graduates for the position of Administrative Officer from a wide variety of disciplines in the follwing areas of Business/Finance, Human Resources, General and for the Civil Service Industrial and Employee Relations Graduate Programme for 2019.
There are a number of exciting opportunities available if you are interested in kick starting your career in Europe. This includes traineeships, Irish Translator and Data Protection Specialists positions, and events that are taking place over the coming month.
Careers Fairs are a fantastic way to find out more about the jobs you are interested in and provide you with a great chance to meet potential employers first hand.
Although this can be a daunting experience, it is a great chance to network, find out about organisations and jobs in more detail, and to take a first step in the pursuit of a career that is right for you.
The Civil Service is seeking junior management level Executive Officers in Dublin.
While engaged in a variety of activities, typically Executive Officers are responsible for managing people and delivering results, while maintaining a strong customer service ethos.
The Minister for Justice and Equality Charlie Flanagan T.D. has today announced that the Government has agreed to appoint Mr. Drew Harris to the post of Garda Commissioner for a period of 5 years.
Interested in representing Ireland abroad, promoting and protecting the interests and values of our State and its citizens? If so, this could be the career for you! We are now recruiting high calibre graduates for the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. You can apply for the role here.
Do you need to speak Irish to join the Civil Service? Do you need to be Irish to be a Civil Servant? Our MythBuster section debunks and answers some of the myths about the Civil and Public Service.
If you are interested in a position as a Crime and Policing Analyst, you can apply for the role here.
Crime and Policing Analysts provide specialist support to operational and strategic policing through accurate and systematic analysis of a wide range of information sources, and the dissemination of this analysis in an accessible format to key stakeholders.
The Clerical Officer 2018 Competition closes at 3pm on Thursday, the 5th of July.
If you are interested in a position as a Clerical Officer, you can apply for the role here.
Fiona Tierney has left her role as Chief Executive Officer at the Public Appointments Service (PAS), the centralised provider of recruitment for the Civil and Public Service, to take on new challenges in the next phase of her career.
The Public Appointments Service (PAS) aims to provide an open, efficient and effective gateway and process to identify top quality people for consideration by Ministers for appointment to State Boards.
In light of the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation, we are taking this opportunity to inform all of our users of our updated Code of Practice for the Protection of Personal Data in the Public Appointments Service and our new Candidate Privacy Statement. These new documents are published on our website and available to view here.
We are delighted to announce that the Public Appointments Service was nominated for Best Student Marketing Campaign at the GradIreland Graduate Recruitment Awards. We have been nominated for the International Careers Fair at the Careers Development Roundtable (CDR).
