The vision Forbairt Feirste was established in 1994 to 'promote our cultural heritage through economic regeneration'. The organisations'main aim was 'the creation of jobs and new opportunities for Belfasts' Irish speaking community' Current work To promote Irish in the economic sector Forbairt Feirste is implementing a two pronged strategy: training provision for the Irish speaking community so that the Irish speaking workforce will be confident and highly skilled Promotion of Irish in every aspect of business life so that Irish speakers will have an advantage and extra opportunities in the job market Projects Forbairt 2000: Forbairt Feirste is providing the only Irish Medium training course for school leavers in the North of Ireland Gnó le Gaeilge: This campaign encourages businesses and organisations in Belfast to implement a bilingual policy in relation to signage and services. An Nasc: A new purpose built £300,000 Irish Language centre on the Falls Road. Business Directory which lists all businesses in Belfast that provide bilingual services. Eurocraft, a transnational project which develops and promotes the craft sectors of the participating regions. Business Start-Up training in conjunction with LEDU, to date there have been 2 courses in Belfast and 1 in Derry. A basic Television Course in conjunction with Nemeton. Forum for Further Education and Training, a newly established forum that is researching the needs of the Irish speaking community with the aim of making appropriate provisions. Seo chugainn an Béal Feirste Nua... a publicity campaign that aims to attract investment to the Irish speaking areas of Belfast.