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HARTE (Hospitality and Retail Training for Employment) Programme 2011-2014

About the project

The HARTE Programme provides training, advice and support to unemployed individuals, particulary those who have been unemployed for over six months, to enable them to take advantage of employment opportunities. The programme is tailored towards the demands and opportunities in the hospitality, tourism and retail industries

The programme will provide:

• specialist skills and personal development training
• participants with the opportunity to gain industry recognised qualifications
• opportunity to meet employers who are recruiting staff
• some financial support for childcare and transport costs.

This programme is open for recruitment.

• View HARTE case study

More information

Freephone: 0800 731 0641
Email: harte@gemsni.org.uk
Web: www.harte.gemsni.org.uk

or contact

Niall Eastwood
Economic Development Officer
Telephone: 028 9050 0504
Email: eastwoodn@belfastcity.gov.uk


The programme is funded by Belfast City Council, Lisburn City Council, European Social Fund (ESF) and supported by the Department for Employment and Learning (DEL).