CERT overseas consultancy contracts
The Minister reported about £7,000 in 1987 income from CERT’s assistance on a Malta tourism project, and described tenders and prospective contracts abroad. The answer is cut off before giving the estimated 1988 revenue.
asked the Minister for Labour the progress, if any, which has been made by CERT in relation to their efforts to obtain overseas consultancy contracts, with respect to 1987 the revenue which was earned from such contracts; and the estimated revenue that will be earned in 1988 from similar contracts.
Comment on this
In 1987, CERT participated in a major consultancy venture, a tourism development project in Malta commissioned by the World Tourism Organisation from the Shannon College of Hotel Management to whom CERT provided technical assistance. The income from this project amounted to approximately £7,000.
CERT have recently submitted tenders for training contracts in Singapore and the Caribbean. These contracts are worth $170,000 (over two years) and £60,000 (over 15 months) respectively. In addition, CERT are currently pursuing contracts in the Isle of Man, Ethiopia and India. In 1988 CERT expect to earn £120,000.
A five year international training consultancy plan was recently approved by the Council of CERT and has been submitted to me for consideration.