TENDER FOR DESIGN AND DELIVERY OF A HOSPITALITY ACADEMY

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Katy Reed

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Education and training services
Higher education services
Vocational training services
Adult and other education services
Vocational secondary education services
Technical secondary education services

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tender

Submission Deadline

2 weeks from now

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2 hours ago

Description

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, on behalf of Fermanagh and Omagh Labour market 
Partnership (FO LMP), invite tenders from suitable experienced organisations to design and 
deliver a Hospitality Academy. Following a strategic assessment and engagement with local tourism and hospitality 
providers, it was identified that a Hospitality Academy was needed to help address the 
shortage of skilled labour supply in local tourism and hospitality industries.

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