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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…

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…

The construction sector here made a strong start to the year, posting faster increases in activity, new orders and employment, as well as seeing confidence improve again. But input costs rose to their highest extent in 11 years. That's according to the Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers' Index. It rose to 61.4 in January, from 58 in December. The latest reading was the fastest since May…

Project managers are always in demand: no matter what the industry, there will be a need for qualified professionals to plan and provision the work. Of course, that’s just the high-level view of project management, which can be a complex and rewarding career. If you’ve wondered whether becoming a project manager is right for you, this article can help. What do project managers do? The basic…

According to the AECOM Annual Review 2017 of the Construction Industry, Ireland’s construction industry grew by 15 percent in 2016, and they expect it to grow 20 percent in value of output in 2017 John O’Regan, AECOM’s Head of Programme, Cost and Consultancy, Island of Ireland says that Ireland needs significant infrastructure and residential spend if it is to sustain economic growth.    According to the…

Alison Begas - Chief Officer, Dublin Well Woman Centre:"Our collaboration with Tim Smyrk and the Digital Marketing students at FitzWilliam Institute has been nothing less than a game-changer for the Dublin Well Woman Centre.I met initially with Tim and his class in April 2015; it gave me the opportunity to present them with the challenges we faced - although we are a long-established brand, we were…

Digital marketing continues to grow, as it becomes a necessity for most company’s marketing departments. According to Brightwater, there was a significant rise in the candidates moving away from traditional marketing into the digital space, as well as an increase in graduates leaving college having specialised in the area. This follows the trend that digital is becoming less of a niche, and more of a necessity…