Ireland | A graduate from Dundalk Institute of Technology has successfully transitioned from culinary arts to a career in plumbing, highlighting the growing appeal of apprenticeships.Emma Crimmins, 31, previously worked as a chef in top Irish hotels before deciding to pursue a more sustainable and hands-on career. After completing her plumbing apprenticeship with Gas Networks Ireland, she described the trade as both fulfilling and future-proof.Drawn by her family background in plumbing and the opportunity to work in renewable energy, she embraced the shift and found the practical nature of the training well suited to her skills. She also emphasized the benefits of earning while learning, as well as job stability in skilled trades.Crimmins encourages others to consider apprenticeships, noting that despite rapid technological changes, trade careers remain in high demand and offer long-term opportunities.
Source: Dundalk Institute of Technology
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