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Web Design & Development Courses

  • 23-03-2010 08:41PM
    #1
    Evan La Crey
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 28 ✭


    I'm thinking of doing the web design, followed by the web development course in Dublin Business School. I was wondering has anyone done these courses and what was their opinion of the courses. Do they feel they learn a good amount about the subjects, i.e. enough to get a job in web development? The courses do seem short.

    Or do you know of a better course to do in web development? I would be open to doing a full or part time course.

    Cheers for any advoice.
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  • #2
    DublinLost
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5 ✭DublinLost


    Evan La Crey wrote: »
    I'm thinking of doing the web design, followed by the web development course in Dublin Business School. I was wondering has anyone done these courses and what was their opinion of the courses. Do they feel they learn a good amount about the subjects, i.e. enough to get a job in web development? The courses do seem short.

    Or do you know of a better course to do in web development? I would be open to doing a full or part time course.

    Cheers for any advoice.

    If you have any experience in design- just do the advanced course. The course will not set you up for employment- but does make you more employable. The course will leave you in a very strong position to set up your own web development company.

    I did the course and have a few clients as I work full time too- but if I put my mind to it- I could make a good living from what I learned.

    Best thing about the course is the lecturer Damien Kettle his knowledge base on the subject alone is amazing- not to mention his proven experience in the field.

    Hope this is of some help-


  • #3
    Evan La Crey
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 28 ✭Evan La Crey


    cool, thanks for the advice DublinLost


  • #4
    the_big_kahuna
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 92 ✭✭the_big_kahuna


    I was thinking about doing this course (not the advanced one). I'd really love to get in to website design properly - i am self taught at the minute but wouldn't be good enough to work in it. Good to see the course is recommended. I'm still deciding on whether to enroll. €1250 is pretty tough at the minute!!

    I was also looking at the distance learning CMIT web design course. Has anyone done this? Its for a FETAC award. Its €350.

    Which one would people recommend? Dublin business school course or online CMIT course? Advise is always appreciated!! :)


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