Ireland is changing, and in order to meet its aspirations and be a world class centre for tech companies of tomorrow, it needs to inspire young people, both male and female to engage in technology. Read more
Career Zoo has been launched recently by its director Brian Ó hOisín and Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton, with strong interest in jobs in the technology sector, the event promises to deliver on the demand. Read more
The Irish Computer Society in partnership with Fast track to IT (FIT), will be hosting a professionalism & careers workshop for graduates on Thursday 31st July from 09:00 – 12:00, here at ICS in Ballsbridge. Read more
Although Ireland is on the road to recovery after the economic downturn, most of us are aware that the jobs sector still has a long way to go. Recent college graduates must bear in mind that after studying for four years and receiving their degree they won’t be guaranteed to land their dream IT job straight away. Read more
Leading women in technology will be visiting Dublin next week to discuss their role in the sector and the future investment in female-led high-potential start-ups in Ireland. The Female Founders Forum, organised by Silicon Republic, will take place on Monday 30th June 2014 at 2pm to 5pm at the Guinness Storehouse, St. James’ Gate Brewery, Dublin 8. Read more
The European Commission is planning to launch its e-Skills for Jobs 2014 campaign. It aims to raise awareness of the need for citizens to improve their command of information and communication technology (ICT) skills for work. The campaign is a response to the growing demand for ICT-skilled professionals which is currently not met, despite high levels of unemployment in Europe. Read more
