More than 80 per cent of previous academy participants have found employment as drivers.
A hugely successful driver's academy programme run by City Hall is calling for Belfast applicants again.
The Transport Employment Academy is a free programme delivered by Belfast City Council as part of its employability and skills programme, in partnership with a range of Belfast based transport employers including Translink and the Education Authority, with support from the Belfast Labour Market Partnership.
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