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Computer Apps INTRA placement

  • 29-08-2016 1:56pm
    #1
    Drezden
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 51 ✭✭


    Hey :)

    I'm a third year computer apps student and I'm wondering what the chances are of getting a development role for my INTRA placement would be? My grades are 1.1 for first year and 2.1 for second year.

    Any input from current 4th years or graduates from Computer Apps on your experience with INTRA would be greatly appreciated.

    Also, have many of you any of you ended up coding in Java on your placement?


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  • #2
    Monaco1989
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 39 ✭Monaco1989


    Drezden wrote: »
    Hey :)

    I'm a third year computer apps student and I'm wondering what the chances are of getting a development role for my INTRA placement would be? My grades are 1.1 for first year and 2.1 for second year.

    Any input from current 4th years or graduates from Computer Apps on your experience with INTRA would be greatly appreciated.

    Also, have many of you any of you ended up coding in Java on your placement?

    Just graduated from CA. Averaged a high 2.2 in 2nd year. Was in a development role on INTRA mainly working on Java with some SQL and a bit of front-end (angular). Great experience. Also got taken back on a permanent contract after 4th year starting in June just gone.


  • #3
    Drezden
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 51 ✭✭Drezden


    Monaco1989 wrote: »
    Just graduated from CA. Averaged a high 2.2 in 2nd year. Was in a development role on INTRA mainly working on Java with some SQL and a bit of front-end (angular). Great experience. Also got taken back on a permanent contract after 4th year starting in June just gone.

    Awesome, cheers Monaco and congrats on getting hired directly from your placement.

    Did most of your mates in your year have a similar experience, getting good development positions?


  • #4
    Monaco1989
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 39 ✭Monaco1989


    Drezden wrote: »
    Awesome, cheers Monaco and congrats on getting hired directly from your placement.

    Did most of your mates in your year have a similar experience, getting good development positions?

    Everyone I talked to seemed to be doing at least a bit of development, not always Java and it's quite common for people to get taken back on after they finish up.

    One piece of advice I'd give you, at the start of the application process the INTRA office will tell you to apply for everything, I wouldn't recommend this as the policy seems to be that if you get offered one of the positions (after the interview process) you have to take it.
    Be picky (to an extent) and apply for the ones that appeal to you most, that's what I did anyway and I was sorted with my job, by the start of November.


  • #5
    Drezden
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 51 ✭✭Drezden


    Monaco1989 wrote: »
    Everyone I talked to seemed to be doing at least a bit of development, not always Java and it's quite common for people to get taken back on after they finish up.

    One piece of advice I'd give you, at the start of the application process the INTRA office will tell you to apply for everything, I wouldn't recommend this as the policy seems to be that if you get offered one of the positions (after the interview process) you have to take it.
    Be picky (to an extent) and apply for the ones that appeal to you most, that's what I did anyway and I was sorted with my job, by the start of November.

    Ah right. Sound, thanks for that man.


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