Public Affairs Ireland provides practically focused education and training programmes and publications for both the public and private sectors. We offer courses and seminars on legal, HR, financial, leadership, communications, project management, procurement and governance topics. Our courses have been accredited by a number of accreditation bodies.
CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
The keynote speaker will be Dara Calleary TD, Minister for Public Sector Transformation and the conference will also feature:
PJ Fitzpatrick, Chairman of the Implementation body
Philip Kelly, Assistant Secretary General, Department of the Taoiseach and member of the Implementation Body
Shay Cody, General Secretary, IMPACT and member of the implementation body
Lucy Fallon-Byrne, National Economic and Social Development Office (NESDO)
Andy Cullen, former Assistant Secretary-General, Department of Transport (Conference Chair)
William Slattery, Managing Director of State Street International (Ireland) Limited
Harry Goddard, Partner, Deloitte
Carol Fawsitt, Partner, Hayes Solicitors

The Croke Park Agreement states that it will ensure that the Irish Public Service continues its contribution to the return of economic growth and economic prosperity to Ireland, while delivering excellence in service to the Irish people. This conference aims to address some of the issues arising and should be attended by all civil and public servants interested in how this Agreement is likely to impact on them.
&bull State-of-the-art, interactive learning material
• Supplementary resources: templates, case studies, glossary
• Online tutor support - next day response
• Forums where learners can discuss issues and share experiences with each other and tutors
Public Affairs Ireland (PAI) has launched an online learning course on public procurement. The course has been designed specifically for the Irish public sector and caters for students who are unable to devote the time required for a public procurement course at a training centre and who require more flexible learning options to secure knowledge and a qualification in public procurement. This course runs through seven modules dealing with different aspects of public procurement and at four hours study per module (7 modules) should be completed by students within a period of 12 weeks. This course is accredited and approved by the Institute of Commercial Management (ICM) as an e-learning course.

For a complete list of seminars, courses and conferences for the Autumn term see our Calendar. This schedule changes as we add new events, so please return to www.publicaffairsireland.com for up to date information. If you would like to receive our weekly Training Update ezine please email training@publicaffairsireland.com