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Information from National Skills Bulletin 2009, compiled by FAS and the Expert Group on Future Skills Needs

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Civil/Public Service, Local Government & Politics

Working for the government to ensure the efficient and correct running of the country.

Education

Teaching at any level, including professional training, or involved in the design and development of courses and the qualifications that they lead to.

Tourism & Hospitality

Attending to the needs of local and visiting tourists, e.g. the hotels, restaurants, bars and tourist attractions, and promoting Ireland as a welcoming place for people to spend their time.

Law & Legal

Involved in the administration of the law, defending the rights of individuals and organisations.

Leisure, Sport & Fitness

Working in a leisure centre, in sports as a player or coach, or involved in personal /fitness training.

Media & Publishing

Communicating information through various forms of media, e.g. TV, Radio, newspapers, the internet, and film.

Security, Defence & Law Enforcement

Working in the Garda, Army, Navy, Air Corps, or other organisations involved in personal or national security.

Classic Arts, Languages and Culture

Working in museums, art galleries or heritage management, or using languages professionally, e.g. translating or interpreting.

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Gail Smith
Garda - Traffic Corps

Gail Smith is a Garda who is attached to the Regional Traffic Department in Dublin Castle. She diid her initial training in the Garda College in Templemore and before she was accepted into the Divisional Traffic Department, she had to sit an interview and pass a 'standard' motorcycle course. This was a four week course where she drove a Kawasaki 550 motorcycle.

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