Minister James Browne has welcomed the confirmation of over €2.3 million in funding for Waterford and Wexford Education and Training Board (ETB), announced today by Minister James Lawless TD. The funding will support crucial upgrades, including maintenance, safety improvements, accessibility enhancements, ICT modernisation, and specialist equipment to upskill staff in sectors such as construction, biopharmaceuticals, and MedTech. This investment is part of the Government's ongoing commitment to strengthening Ireland's Further Education and Training (FET) sector, ensuring high-quality facilities for learners and staff. Minister Browne highlighted the importance of the funding for local communities, saying it will empower the ETB to meet both regional and national skills needs while contributing to Ireland's 2030 energy efficiency and decarbonisation targets. The funding, allocated under Project Ireland 2040, will be distributed via SOLAS, focusing on infrastructure, learning environments, and skills training improvements.
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