The FEED Network serves as a vital link between educational institutions and the dynamic field of food and Drink manufacturing and production.
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Training Development
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Northern Ireland’s food and drink manufacturing sector continues to thrive.
The sector represents one of the largest employers, with a workforce of over 25,000 people. It accounts for nearly 30% of the total manufacturing sales, driven by strong performances in areas such as dairy, meat, and beverage production.
Export growth has been considerable, with goods being distributed across the UK, Europe, and further afield, underscoring Northern Ireland’s reputation for producing high-quality, sustainably sourced products.
Teachers, the Feed Network is here to support you and your students by offering a variety of engagement opportunities.
We can provide;
Careers talks
Judge student competitions
Collaborate on project work
Mentorship for both students and teachers
Work placements
Arrange school visits to local workplaces
We would be excited to partner with you in helping your students explore career options into their future career paths.
Our recent October 2024 survey reveals that salaries in the Food and Drink manufacturing sector are, on average, 20% higher than the Northern Ireland average for comparable roles. This data, gathered from Feed Network members, highlights the sector’s commitment to rewarding talent and fostering competitive career opportunities in Northern Ireland’s thriving food and drink industry.
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