Employment and training opportunities in your area

The Department for Communities funds Local Labour Market Partnership (LMP) in each council area. Labour Market Partnerships develop programmes to help people find employment and training opportunities in their local area.

Find opportunities in your area

There are 11 Labour Market Partnerships in Northern Ireland and you can find out what your local LMP offers by contacting them at:

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