Young people encouraged to learn new skills

Challenge  put to the young people of Cork to to engage in positive and fun activities and  achieve personal goals
Young people encouraged to learn new skills
 Caoimhe Murphy, Shonagh Conway, Maeve O'Connor, Eoin Twohig, all 109th Ballinora Cork Scout Group, Adam McNamara, Ruby Lynch, Anna Scott and Ava Healy, all Music Generation Cork City, at the Cork Education and Training Board (CETB) "We Are Cork Youth Challenge" launch, at Cork County Hall, Carrigrohane Road, Cork.Picture: Jim Coughlan.

Young people and teenagers in Cork are being challenged to make the most of summer 2020 by learning something new.

Cork Education and Training Board (CETB), in partnership with Cork City Council and Cork County Council, is piloting the We Are Cork Youth Challenge for Summer 2020 to give young people and teenagers an opportunity to jump into a fresh skill or develop existing talents.

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