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  • 23-11-2009 2:59pm
    #1
    somanynames90
    Closed Accounts Posts: 82 ✭✭


    Hi, I just gotten my HC in computing from IT Tallaght - and now im looking to get a degree by doing a part time course in computing-

    But i Dont know what be a good place to do a part time computing cousre that would following on from IT Tallaght, Im not really bussiness minded, and im more of a hands on type of person


    So has any ideas what direction i could go in ?


    Thanks


    Somanynames 90


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  • #2
    youcancallmeal
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,066 ✭✭✭youcancallmeal


    DIT offer some nightime IT bachelor courses, these two in particular

    Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Computer & Communications Engineering

    Bachelor of Technology in Computing

    If you can get an entry level IT job like just doing tech support or whatever then you could go and do one of these courses while getting some experience. I've already got a HC as well so I'm probably going to go do the Bachelor of Technology in Computing next September.


  • #3
    somanynames90
    Closed Accounts Posts: 82 ✭✭somanynames90


    Cheers Thanks - I seen one or two in IT B also i might have a look


  • #4
    smorgan79
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4 ✭smorgan79


    I think starting out on CompTIA Strata courses which are normally 2 days, and then moving on to CompTIA A+ and Network+ courses can help you to get entry level IT help desk support type of roles. Once you have experience in your hand then you can move on to MCSE type of courses/certifications.

    CompTIA Strata courses are really basic and if you don't have any IT and software knowledge then you can enroll on this course.

    Hope this helps and good luck


  • #5
    somanynames90
    Closed Accounts Posts: 82 ✭✭somanynames90


    Cheers - I worked In a help deskin before and now im in Local IT in a place in citywest - on the side im trying for the MCSA - networking/servers interest me a little bit

    Thanks for the replys


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