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Looking to advance your career but afraid of falling off the career ladder by returning to education?
There's no reason you can't do both, with a range of part-time courses available at National College of Ireland that mean you can keep the day-job and upskill in the evening.
At National College of Ireland, there are a whole host of exciting learning opportunities in business, management, marketing, HR, psychology, cybersecurity, data analytics, cloud computing and more. Learn from expert and highly committed lecturers.
With a campus in the heart of the IFSC in Dublin’s city centre that is fully serviced by all modes of transport, NCI’s accessible location makes studying part-time all the more possible.
National College of Ireland focuses on real-world education. Studying at NCI will give you an education that’s industry-focused and immediately applicable to your job.
Liam McCabe completed the Higher Diploma in Web Technologies at National College of Ireland - it was completely funded by the Springboard Initiative - perfect for anyone who wants to re-educate but not worry about the financial burden associated with returning to education.
Here, he tells us why he chose to return to education at National College of Ireland.