If you are computer-savvy or a technological freak, step right into the ICT strand. Under this strand, you will be encouraged to utilize information and communication technological tools to contextualize, collaborate, and create experiences for learning in this professional strand.

What are the subjects in this strand?

Under this strand, you can learn writing computer programs, illustrating, and designing websites. You will also be taking up technical drafting, animation, and java programming that would be essential if you are planning to work on creative technological field. Other subjects in the strand are medical transcription and telecom installation which are relevant to the telecommunications industry.

ICT Skills?

Studying ICT (Computing Science) at third level means you will develop more advanced skills and knowledge. You will deepen your knowledge of technology and how it works. You will learn practical skills like coding/programming and gain a theoretical understanding of topics like computer science and web development.

The Springboard+ initiative was created to help individuals gain qualifications and up-skill in sectors where skills shortages have been identified. There are one-year full-time ICT Skills Conversion courses available which are courses for graduates with honours degrees in related disciplines*. Two-year part-time courses are also available.

They can undertake these courses, specialise in the area of ICT and gain employment. ICT courses usually include work experience so students can develop their practical skills and make valuable industry connections.

Planning ICT Skills?

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