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Careers rarely develop the way we plan them. Our career path often takes many twists and turns, with particular events, choices and people influencing our direction. We asked Rebecca Tighe from Intel to give some advice for people considering this job: |
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| Engineering in general is an extremely broad career and can lead to you many different applications and many different parts of the world. It’s also a career which can give you a set of skills highly adaptable to other careers. In Intel the same applies. Day to day the job changes so being able to change with the job is important. Make sure you are adaptable and can apply your skills in many different situations. | |||||
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Certificates at this level are typically awarded for two years of full-time study after the leaving certificate or equivalent. Skills developed are mostly technical and vocationally specific, i.e. are focused on a specific career sector. National apprenticeships programmes are included in this level.
Awards at this level recognised by the National Framework of Qualifications may lead to 3rd level progression opportunities.
Employment Opportunities
Qualifications at this level prepare for occupations that involve using the skills and knowledge learned alongside existing workers in 'real world' environments. Examples include restaurant managers, electricians, engineering technicians, legal secretaries, hairdressers, and web developers.
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The Diploma in Interior Design is a stepping stone to further study.
This is not a CAO entry course - course fees required - apply directly to the college.
The first two years of the Diploma in Interior Design are common to the BA in Interior Design (Level 7), therefore upon successful completion of Year 2, students can progress directly to the Year 3 of the Level 7 degree course. Not a CAO Course - Fees apply.
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| To view the Leaving Certificate minimum entry requirements for this course, Click Here [Source: Qualifax] To view Mature Entry requirements, or alternative requirements, please visit Qualifax or the Colleges' website from the links available in the Course Details section above. |
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Graduates are working as interior designers in design and architectural firms. Many choose to continue their education in design, while many others have set up their own design businesses.
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| Career Suggestions If you are interested in this course, then these occupations may be of interest. These suggestions are related by Career Sector and Career Interests, and may be worth exploring. |
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| Architect |
| Architect - Conservation |
| Architectural Technician / Technologist |
| Artist |
| CAD Technician |
| Camera Operator |
| Cartographic Draughtsperson |
| Cartoonist |
| Ceramics Designer |
| Costume Designer |
| Creative Director |
| Digital Media Designer |
| Dressmaker |
| Film / Video Editor |
| Furniture Designer / Maker |
| Graphic Designer |
| Landscape Architect / Designer |
| Packaging Designer |
| Production Designer - TV/Film |
| Theatre / Television Designer |
| Transport Design Engineer |