Course details

Are you a computing graduate and finished full time education?

Making the transition from college into your computing career can be a challenging and exciting time.

  • How will you keep up to date with industry developments?
  • Deliver high impact presentations to senior managers?
  • Manage large IT projects?

Introducing the ICS Graduate Development Programme. Delivered by industry experts and senior IT professionals, this is the ideal add-on qualification for computing graduates early in your career.

You will gain skills demanded by industry, expand your professional network and gain a respected add-on qualification.

Course Content

Module 1:

Professional computing

Participants will act within legal & ethical boundaries. Participants will learn core skills related to themselves and their work.

  • ICT Professionalism
  • Ethics
  • IT law, Security, Privacy
  • Software testing and QA
  • Data Protection

Module 2:

Personal Development

Participants will learn personal development skills to improve themselves, their communication and relationships with colleagues, managers and clients.

  • Time management
  • Presentation skills
  • Career management
  • Stress management

Module 3:

Management skills

Participants will learn managerial skills to work better with their team and manage their projects and situations effectively.

  • Commercial & Financial Management
  • Project Management
  • Problem solving and Decision-making techniques
  • Negotiation skills

Module 4:

Strategic IT

Participants will understand the strategic role that they and IT play in organisations.

  • IT Strategy
  • Becoming a digital leader
  • Business Analysis
  • IT Architecture
  • Process Engineering
Updated on 08 November, 2015

About Irish Computer Society

The ICS provides its members with:

  • An independent representative voice
  • Independent means of keeping up-to-date
  • Resources for professional development
  • A network of contacts in the ICT sector
  • Europe-wide professional recognition
  • Guidance on professional standards.

The ICS also works to advance and promote computer literacy throughout the Irish population by:

  • Providing a means for current and potential computer users to achieve certified qualifications
  • Encouraging the continuous development and availability of ICT curricula, and the use of appropriate ICT throughout the education system
  • Furthering Ireland's economic, educational and cultural participation in the worldwide Information Society.
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