Pictured as Cork Airport Search Unit Supervisors, undertake the Cork College of FET Bishopstown Campus Skills To Advance, Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM Level 4) Certificate in Leadership and Management, at Cork Airport, Cork, are Susan Shannon, Cork College of FET Bishopstown Campus Skills to Advance; Niamh Gaine, Assistant Manager Cork College of FET Bishopstown Campus; Sue Crowley, ASU & Resource Planning Manager Cork Airport; Killian Leonard and Kim Higgins, both Cork Airport Search Unit Supervisors; Eric Nolan, Head of HR Cork Airport; Valerie Cowman, Manager Cork College of FET Bishopstown Campus and Ber Browne, Cork College of FET Bishopstown Campus Skills to Advance. (Picture: Jim Coughlan)
Cork College of FET Bishopstown Campus has announced a partnership with Cork Airport to launch a management and leadership development programme for Cork Airport employees.
This bespoke programme, co-designed by the Skills to Advance Team at Bishopstown Campus and Cork Airport’s management team, aims to enhance leadership skills within the airport. Key topics include delegation, communication strategies, and conflict management.
Funded by Skills to Advance, a SOLAS initiative, the programme offers subsidised training to help businesses upskill and reskill their employees.
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