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Level on National Framework of Qualifications?

BronsonTB · 2017-09-29 11:28:24

I have 'certificate in computing' & a 'diploma in computing' from Sligo in the mid 90's. I having been working in the computer industry since. (20+ years) How do I work out what level I am on the National Framework of Qualifications? Some job advertisements are listing with a min level required before applying. Thanks.

29-09-2017 11:28am

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I have 'certificate in computing' & a 'diploma in computing' from Sligo in the mid 90's. I having been working in the computer industry since. (20+ years)

How do I work out what level I am on the National Framework of Qualifications?

Some job advertisements are listing with a min level required before applying.

Thanks.

Sligo Metalhead

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#2 10-02-2024 12:06am

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The Certificate (if 2 years full time) would be level 6 and 120 ECTS credits.
The add on diploma would be a further year and level 7 which would be a further ECTS credits. This would be the equivalent of an "Ordinary Degree"

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