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Partime IT diplomas

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  • #2
    Moonbeam
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    Thats a graduate diploma so presumes you already hold a primary degree.


  • #3
    RicardoSmith
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    Moonbeam wrote:
    Thats a graduate diploma so presumes you already hold a primary degree.

    I have a degree, but not in IT. Lots of IT roles are looking for an IT degree and many part-time diplomas can enable you do take do an extra year and get a degree. I've been told there will be an option to do a masters afterwards.


  • #4
    govinda
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    I'm not familiar with that course but have you had a look at Oscail courses? I'm studying for the IT diploma (leading to degree) at the moment. Depending on what your primary degree is in, you may be able to get exemptions for some of the Oscail courses and complete your studies more quickly.

    Alternatively, the Open University do Technology Short Courses (as well as the usual degree, dip and cert courses) which would require less time and committment but still give you an IT certification.

    Hope that helps.


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