Community Work Placement Open Day
Have you been unemployed for a year or more? Fancy learning new skills, or brushing up on existing ones?
Have you been unemployed for a year or more? Keen to learn new skills or refresh existing ones? The Rediscovery Centre might have just the opportunity for you!
As part of the Dublin Learning City Festival 2026, we’re hosting a Community Employment Open Day on the 22nd April. Drop by the Rediscovery Centre between 11am – 1pm to chat with our team about the training opportunities available across our centre.
From our Furniture Workshop to Bikes, to the Café and Ecostore, there’s a wide range of hands-on learning experiences to explore.
Our Boiler House Café will be providing delicious refreshments throughout the morning.
Come along and see how you can take the next step in your journey!
Additional Details
Event Medium - In Person
Wheelchair Access -
Contact Phone No. - +353 (1) 893 3801
Contact Email - [email protected]
Event profile (Keys) -
Registration Required - Yes
Organiser
Rediscovery Centre is the National Centre for a Circular Economy in Ireland. It is a creative movement connecting people, ideas and resources to support greener low-carbon living. At our headquarters in Ballymun, the Centre supports four reuse social enterprises: Rediscover Furniture, Rediscover Fashion, Rediscover Paint and Rediscover Cycling. These social enterprises use unwanted materials donated for reuse to create new upcycled products and designs. At the same time, they create training opportunities for the long term unemployed and all revenue generated from its activities are reinvested in the enterprise.
In addition to our Dublin based activities, we also run a national education programme delivering environmental workshops and programmes to students at all levels of the formal education system and also to teachers, community groups and the general public. Through our strategic partnership with the EPA we also facilitate the Circular Economy Academy, offering mentoring and support to individuals and organisations in the early stages of their circular economy journey.
