Vacancies at Sligo VEC

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County Sligo Vocational Education Committee regularly offers employment in a range of areas. Please find below the list of positions available.

Application forms and further details are available following advertised position(s). The application form is in pdf format that can be downloaded, printed and submited by post. Alternatively you may request an application form by post or email. Please note that completed application forms will not be accepted via e-mail. Late applications will not be considered. Completed application forms cannot be accepted online. Canvassing will disqualify. Short-listing may apply. Please note closing date and time for acceptance of completed application forms.

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County Sligo VEC is an equal opportunities employer

County Sligo VEC invites applications for the following positions:

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    Human Resource & Corporate Services
    071 9138301
    tgallagher@sligovec.ie

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  • Truskmore Mountain is the highest peak in Co Sligo.Truskmore lies between Sligo and Leitrim and is 2,113 feet high. It can be found in the Dartry Mountains area and is the 201st highest mountain in Ireland.
  • "One is not always happy when one is good; but one is always good when one is happy." - Oscar Wilde
  • You can easily stand out by smiling, while improving your happiness. In fact, smiling helps make you feel much better mentally, because it releases endorphins, which relieve pain and make you feel happy as well.
  • The most yolks ever found in one chicken egg was nine!
  • No one knows Albert Eistein's last words. Just before he passed, he spoke several words in German, but his nurse only knew English.
  • The Irish name for Sligo is Sligeach.Shelly place. The name "Sligeach" originates from the abundance of shellfish found in the river and its estuary. According to the Ordinance Survey letters of 1836, "cart loads of shells were found underground.

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