Applied Computer Training (Information Processing)
Overview
The Applied Computer Training Course with parent friendly hours accommodates the needs of employers and Third Level colleges. The course content concentrates on the practical computer skills and overall administration skills required to work in a modern business or office environment. If you are looking to gain brand new computer skills or even simply upskill and update any existing IT skills you may have, then this is the course for you. You will gain the confidence to use computers competently, a life skill that can be applied to any career. Educational, career and personal guidance is a strong feature of the course and students are given all the support they need to make informed decisions regarding their future career and life choices.
COURSE CONTENT |
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Code | Title |
5N0563 | Digital Presentations |
5N1952 | Information & Communication Systems |
5N1610 | Business Administration Skills |
5N1400 | Marketing Practice |
5N0690 | Communications |
5N1356 | Work Experience |
5N1977 | Spreadsheet Methods |
5N1358 | Word Processing |
5N0783 | Database Methods |
5N1611 | The Internet |
STUDENT CHARGES |
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Materials | €70 |
QQI Fee | €50 |
Student Services | €250 |
TOTAL | €370 |
Special Features
- Parent friendly hours
- Educational, career and personal guidance
- The opportunity to undertake work experience and apply new skills in the work environment
- On-campus créche facility
- Applicants in receipt of a Social Welfare payment may apply for VTOS or BTEA
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate (LC Established, LCVP or LCA) or equivalent
For mature applicants appropriate experience will be considered in lieu of formal qualifications.
Duration
One Year (mornings only)
Applications
Applicants in receipt of a Social Welfare payment may apply for VTOS or BTEA. Applications will be canvassed through St. John’s Central College, FIT www.fit.ie and directly through DSP and LES (Local Employment Services).
For an Information Brochure contact St John’s Central College, your local LES Office or Job Facilitations Office-DSP.
Work Placement/Experience
Participants will be required to undertake 10 days of work placement in a relevant location. The College will assist participants in identifying suitable placements.
Contact Details
Tel: 021 4255500
email: Suzanne.Hanley@Corketb.ie
Education Progression Opportunities
SJC: QQI Business 6M4985
MTU Cork: MT941 Business*, MT551 Business Admin*, MT705-Information Technology, MT943 Marketing*, MT944 BIS* (*entry requirement -maths LC or QQI)
UCC: CK101 Arts, CK118 Digital Humanities & IT, CK307 Law and Business,
SETU Waterford: WD084 Accounting, WD134-International Business, WD193- Marketing & Digital Media,
UCC: CK105; CK107; CK108; CK109; CK113; CK118; CK210; CK301
Tralee IT: TL731; TL831.
WIT: WD159; WD200.
We advise you to consult the CAO website – www.cao.ie and http://www.cao.ie/index.php?page=fetac_ to confirm specific entry requirements for Higher Education Institutions.
Career Opportunities
Information and Communications Technology and Business is the backbone of many industries – health, transport, finance, media and manufacturing – so the skills you will learn will be highly valued by employers. Graduates will be highly skilled to work in any modern computerised business or office environment.