When you arrive in Ireland, your first priority should be to learn English. Learning the local language allows you to study, find a job, and integrate into the community. There are English classes offered by several organisations in Cork City.
Nasc links migrants and refugees to their rights. Nasc’s Advocacy Service can help with questions about immigration status, family reunification, visas to Ireland, citizenship, and more.
BRIJ met with Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Roderic O’Gorman and provided a document highlighting the challenges faced by newly arrived and longer term asylum seekers and possible solutions.
Citizens Information is a comprehensive resource for finding information on many aspects of living in Ireland.
Register to vote so you can vote in local elections. Speak with your local election candidates to find out who best represents you and your interests.
In Cork, both University College Cork (UCC) and Munster Technological University (MTU) offer Sanctuary Scholarships to support you in studying at third level.
Cork City Partnership are a local and community development company working in Cork city. They provide education, employment and community development initiatives, including training courses such as Safe Pass, Manual Handling, HACCP, and more.
A night not to be missed, this is an annual celebration of culture, arts, and creativity. There will be free events all over the city and access to many historic venues. You can attend or volunteer.
Read here to find out the requirements for working in Ireland, and how to best prepare to find a job.
The EPIC programme is a free six week online training and education programme that helps you develop your skills, look for work and integrate into Irish society.
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