Lifelong management training ‘key to maintain Irish competitiveness’

Ireland’s quarter of a million young graduates will require lifelong learning for management to maintain the competitiveness of Ireland’s economy, according to Irish Management Institute (IMI) chief executive Dr Tom McCarthy.

Ireland’s quarter of a million young graduates will require lifelong learning for management to maintain the competitiveness of Ireland’s economy, according to Irish Management Institute chief executive Dr Tom McCarthy.

Speaking at the opening the Graduate Careers Fair at the RDS today, Dr McCarthy noted that Ireland is unique among developed countries in that we have managed to double the number of people at work in the last 20 years.