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Computers and computer technology impact just about every industry and sector, and the demand for experts in these fields continues to be a growing source of employment in today’s marketplace. By adding a computer science qualification to your CV, you can create unlimited career options and be highly competitive in the job market. Interested? Find out more; https://www.fitzwilliaminstitute.ie/online-diploma-courses/computer-science-courses/Diploma-in-Computer-Science-Distance-Learning

Digital Marketing skills have never been more critical with consumers becoming increasingly comfortable with doing business online. Fitzwilliam Institute offers a flexible online option to help you to master your digital marketing skills. Delivered by top industry experts, this course will help you achieve the top skills you will need in your role as a Digital Marketer. From Search Engine Optimisation, Google Analytics, Google Ads, Social…

Events Manager Do you love making people happy? Do you love organising really cool events? If the answer is yes, then we have the perfect job for you! We're looking for someone who is highly organised with a go-getter attitude, this person will manage and organise events for one of Dublin’s top events venue in Dublin City centre. As well as being creative the ideal candidate…

The number of professional job vacancies available in April increased 7 per cent compared to March, but was down 6 per cent on the same month in 2016, according to Morgan McKinley Ireland.The recruitment consultancy’s employment monitor report found that there was a reduction of 15 per cent in the number of professionals seeking new roles in April compared to March, while there was a 2…

Want to make big money in 2018? If you’re fluent in one or more of the following skills, you have it made-and if you’re not, there’s no better time to learn. Java Programming If you're a programmer now, or you want to become one, you've probably heard of Java. In line with a slogan: Write Once, Run Anywhere, Java has become almost an omnipresent language that…

PL/SQL is a procedure based programming language extension for the database language, Structured Query Language or SQL, used by the Oracle Database Engine. In effect it combines database languages and programming languages helping provide optimized, secure and robust solutions. It acts as a layer close to the database on which Oracle Applications are built.Oracle Developers are some of the most sought after IT employees, but how…

A career in events can be incredibly rewarding. You get to work with inspirational people, create amazing experiences for people and no day is ever the same. However it’s also not for everyone – the job can be tough, demanding and requires a mix of skills that are really quite rate. Yet some people are born to work in events. Here are the 7 signs that…

Fundraising has long been at the heart of a civil society, and the fundraising experience defines whether it works or not.Now in the 21st century, fundraising is being redefined by both new technology and the pursuit of old fashioned relational and personal connections. But of course, they can make uneasy bedfellows, and may sometimes pull in different directions (though this doesn’t always have to be the case).Meanwhile…

There are plenty of tech jobs out there but the IT industry isn’t for everyone. That doesn’t mean you can’t brush up on some technical skills. There’s no doubt that the technology sector is booming right now. Even if you don’t want a job in this field, that doesn’t mean that certain technical skills can’t be extremely helpful to you, no matter what industry you’re in.…

The Irish Construction Industry continues in recovery mode and there is currently a strong demand for skills across the trades and professions. The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) recently commissioned DKM to produce a report, titled “Demand for Skills in Construction to 2020” the report warns of the skills shortages and the challenges the industry will face. DKM Director, Annette Hughes, who authored the report stated: “The…