Department For Employment And Learning
The department for employment and learning was a devolved government department in Northern Ireland, which used to be a part of the Northern Ireland executive. Have fun completing our quiz about this former European institution.
- 1.When was this department founded?
- A.
In 1980
- B.
In 1998
- C.
In 1999
- D.
In 2000
- 2.Where can you find its headquarters?
- A.
In Belfast
- B.
In Glasgow
- C.
In Cranberry
- D.
In Helsinki
- 3.How many employees used to work there?
- A.
1800
- B.
2000
- C.
2111
- D.
2500
- 4.What used to be its jurisdiction?
- A.
Northern Ireland
- B.
Scotland
- C.
Dublin
- D.
Wales
- 5.When was this institution dissolved?
- A.
In 2016
- B.
In 2017
- C.
In 2015
- D.
In 2013
- 6.What was the main purpose of this organization?
- A.
To promote learning and skills in order to prepare people for work to support the economy.
- B.
To promote learning and work.
- C.
To promote small jobs creation.
- D.
To promote free market in Northern Ireland.
- 7.What was the aim of its policies?
- A.
To further education
- B.
To further job opportunities
- C.
To promote market freedom
- D.
To promote free trade
- 8.What is its counterpart in the UK?
- A.
The department for technologies.
- B.
The department for labor
- C.
The department for business, innovation and skills and development for work and pension.
- D.
The department for technological innovations.
- 9.What's its counterpart in the Irish government?
- A.
The department of education and skills and department of jobs, enterprise and innovation.
- B.
The department of Labor Law
- C.
The department for employment and trading innovations.
- D.
The department for unemployment ad training
- 10.What's the abbreviation of this institution?
- A.
DEL
- B.
Del
- C.
DoEL
- D.
DfEL
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