FET Provision Sample Clauses
The Fair and Equitable Treatment (FET) provision is a standard in international investment agreements that obligates host states to treat foreign investors and their investments fairly and equitably. In practice, this means the host country must not act arbitrarily, discriminate, or deny justice to foreign investors, and must provide a stable and predictable legal environment. The FET provision serves to protect investors from unfair government actions, thereby promoting investor confidence and encouraging cross-border investment by ensuring a minimum standard of treatment.
FET Provision. CDETB provides full-time, part-time and evening QQI validated Further Education and Training programmes up to Level 6 delivered through the network of providers described above. CDETB also provides programmes up to Level 8 in certain locations. A full range of established and new apprenticeships and traineeships are delivered in training centres and colleges. In 2017 CDETB received €79.4m in funding from SOLAS and supported over 52,000 beneficiaries1. An analysis of provision by skills cluster is set out in the table below. This highlights the strong focus on transversal skills development within the general learning and core personal categories. However it also highlights strengths in provision in key skills areas like business, health and social care, ICT- related skills, tourism, sport and leisure; and arts and crafts. College, IBAT College, Dorset College, Independent College Ireland, NCI, ITT, IADE, University of Wolverhampton and Dundee University to ensure clear pathways and progression routes for its learners.
FET Provision. In common with all ETBs, FET provision is spread across a myriad of different programmes, as set out in the table below. Central SOLAS funding of €34.4m is supporting in excess of 17,000 beneficiaries1 from the provision. The profile of provision by skills cluster is set out in Table 1. This shows the concentration of provision in areas like health, family and social services, business and ICT related skills. Strategic Performance Agreement 2018 – 2020 9 Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board Table 1 2017 FET Provision by Skills Cluster Agriculture, Horticulture and Mariculture 310 1.82% Animal Science 95 0.56% Arts & Crafts 501 2.94% Built Environment 243 1.43% Business, Admin & Management 0.00% Business, Administration 1,157 6.79% Core ICT 532 3.12% Core Personal 4,707 27.63% Engineering (Electrical) 33 0.19% Engineering (IT) 31 0.18% Engineering (Mechanical) 153 0.90% Engineering (Transport) 69 0.40% Entrepreneurship 129 0.76% Financial Services 52 0.31% Food and Beverage 73 0.43% General Learning 3,662 21.49% Hairdressing, Beauty and Complementary Therapies 288 1.69% Health, Family other Social Services 2,568 15.07% Information Technology 297 1.74% Management 70 0.41% Manufacturing 325 1.91% Media Graphics Communications 420 2.47% Research and Education-Training 20 0.12% Sales & Marketing 155 0.91% Science and Technology 37 0.22% Security, Guarding & Emergency Services 200 1.17% Skills Sampling, General Learning & Core Personal 173 1.02% Sport and Leisure 271 1.59% Tourism 57 0.33% Transport, Distribution & Logistics 331 1.94% Web Development & Design 79 0.46% 10
FET Provision. In common with all ETBs, FET provision is spread across a myriad of different programmes, reflected in the functional structure and set out in the graphic over the page. WWETB received €50.0m in funding for 2017, supporting a total of 17,6981 across 2,152 courses.
FET Provision. LOETB offers a comprehensive range of courses from part-time learning to full-time study, leading onto higher education, training or employment. Each of our centres (listed below) offer a multiplicity of onsite programmes, including PLC, VTOS, Traineeships, LTIs, BTEI and Youthreach as well as outreach supports from our other services (e.g. literacy, guidance). Our FET services are profiled below. ― Abbeyleix FET Centre ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― Adult Educational Guidance & Information Service Adult Literacy Service Apprenticeship Services Community Education Service Community Training – STP, LTI, CTC Contract Training Services – Traineeships, SST Quality Assurance Prison Education (Midlands & Portlaoise Prisons) Services to Employers Skills for Work ― Banagher FET Centre ― Birr FET Centre ― Birr Outdoor Education Centre ― ▇▇▇▇▇ FET Centre ― Edenderry FET Centre ― Mountmellick FET Centre ― National Construction Training Centre, Mount ▇▇▇▇▇ ― Portarlington FET Centre ― Portlaoise FET Centre ― Tullamore FET Centre LOETB received €18.4m of SOLAS funding in 2017 and supported over 10,000 beneficiaries1. LOETB is in the process of strategically aligning FET provision to the skills clusters relevant to the Laois and Offaly region. In doing so we have identified Engineering, Bio Pharma/ Medtech, Health, Family other Social Services, Built Environment, Hairdressing, Beauty & Complementary, Sport and Leisure, Tourism, Business Administration. By 2020 we will have established clear pathways through our service to support learners with progression options in education and employment within these cluster areas. Provision in 2017 by skills cluster is set out in the table below. While this illustrates the importance of development of core skills of learners across FET provision, it also highlights areas of strength in the built environment, business and hairdressing and beauty which can be built upon via the strategy noted above. 1 Beneficiary numbers include those already enrolled at 1st January 2017 Agriculture, Horticulture and Mariculture 40 0.38% Arts & Crafts 182 1.74% Built Environment 359 3.43% Business, Administration 433 4.14% Core ICT 106 1.01% Core Personal 5,310 50.76% Engineering 54 0.52% Engineering (Mechanical) 14 0.13% Financial Services 55 0.53% Food and Beverage 81 0.77% General Learning 2,097 20.05% Hairdressing, Beauty and Complementary Therapies 242 2.31% Health, Family other Social Services 1,091 10.43% Information Technology 62 0.59% Manufacturing 33 0...
FET Provision. Donegal ETB’s FET service delivers a full range of non-accredited and accredited (part-time and full- time) provision across the county. In 2017 it received SOLAS funding of €21.4m and supported over 10,0001 beneficiaries. Almost half of this provision was in community education, underlining its importance within the county, with distribution across the programmes and services as follows: ― Back to Education Initiative (615 beneficiaries) ― Basic Education (2,133) ― Training Services (1,800)Vocational Training Opportunities Scheme (180) ― Youthreach (160) ― Community Education (4,964) ― Workplace/Evening Programmes (341) ― Adult Learner Guidance (688) ― PLCs (334) Provision can also be analysed by skills cluster, and this is set out in the table below. This highlights the strong focus on transversal skills development within the general learning and core personal categories. However it also highlights strengths in provision in key specific skills areas including business, ICT and health. 1 Beneficiary numbers include those already enrolled at 1st January 2017 Agriculture, Horticulture and Mariculture 81 0.77% Arts & Crafts 15 0.14% Built Environment 192 1.83% Business, Administration 382 3.63% Core ICT 196 1.86% Core Personal 1,987 18.89% Engineering (Mechanical) 106 1.01% Financial Services 49 0.47% Food and Beverage 32 0.30% General Learning 5,687 54.06% Hairdressing, Beauty and Complementary Therapies 218 2.07% Health, Family other Social Services 893 8.49% Information Technology 190 1.81% Management 22 0.21% Media Graphics Communications 21 0.20% Research and Education-Training 59 0.56% Sales & Marketing 14 0.13% Security, Guarding & Emergency Services 53 0.50% Sport and Leisure 83 0.79% Tourism 83 0.79% Transport, Distribution & Logistics 36 0.34% Web Development & Design 121 1.15% Strategic Performance Agreement 2018 – 2020 9 Donegal Education and Training Board FinTech sectors in the NW. A large proportion of full- time provision will focus on preparing learners for work in ICT and related fields: courses include Traineeships (NFQ L4-L6 and vendor-certified) in Digital Sales & Marketing, Software Development, Automated Software Testing and MCSA/ MCSE; NFQ L5/City & Guilds/ Microsoft and other vendor certified awards in ICT and Business Administration and Business with Tourism & Marketing (NFQ L5). * Other key areas are Traineeships in Hospitality Operations, Engineering Operations and Construction Groundwork Skills; NFQ L5 courses in Healthcare Skil...