Inclusive Design to Delight Untapped Talent
Inclusive Design to Delight Untapped Talent
Human-centred design has been responsible for innovation in so many parts of organisational life, but recruitment and onboarding are often overlooked.
Generation Ireland has worked with hundreds of exciting, diverse candidates and learned firsthand the difference that inclusive design can make to your process, pipeline and even your retention.
This free webinar will help you to broaden the appeal of your organisation to the very best candidates when recruiting.
In particular, the webinar will focus on cost-free tweaks you can make to:
- The planning
- The interactions
- The information, and
- The events, that can delight high potential candidates from untapped sources.
Generation Ireland is a nonprofit organisation that transforms education-to-employment systems to support people facing barriers to work into life changing careers. Part of the global Generation network that has supported over 130,000 people back into work, we deliver free, practical, and employer-informed skills bootcamp training programmes that equip individuals from underrepresented backgrounds - particularly those who are unemployed and underemployed, with the skills, support, and mindset needed to succeed in high-demand sectors. Since launching in Ireland, Generation has supported over 650 people, and collaborated with employers, government agencies, and training providers to help close the skills gap and create pathways to sustainable careers.
Join us for this free webinar to learn how you can incorporate human-centred design into your organisational practices by registering below.
- You can book places for yourself and/or colleagues by clicking the button below.
- This event will take place on Zoom.
- Closed captions can be enabled by participants.
- Please email matthew@wheel.ie if you have any special requirements.
Meet Your Presenters:
Kate Mara - Head of Employability, Inclusion and Development, Generation Ireland.
Throughout her time at Generation Ireland, Kate Mara has led on pastoral support, skills-first employability, mentorship and inclusion. Kate drives the design and implementation of development programmes, skills training, and works with inclusive employers to bridge the gap between candidates and exciting new roles. Prior to her time at Generation, as an advocate for lifelong learning and human-centred process design, Kate studied the Future of Work and Career Management with Birkbeck university and worked primarily in Career Development and Coaching.
Ronan Harbison - Executive Director, Generation Ireland.
Ronan Harbison is the Executive Director of Generation Ireland, part of the global Generation network, which has supported over 130,000 underrepresented individuals worldwide in overcoming barriers to employment. Ronan has led Generation Ireland since its launch in November 2020, and under his leadership, Generation Ireland has become a new innovative component of the national skills-to-employment infrastructure, supporting over 650 individuals from underrepresented backgrounds into life-changing new technology and renewable careers.
