CCT College Dublin are sponsors on Education Expo 2020.
Education Expo returns to the RDS on Saturday 29th August 2020. CCT College Dublin will be exhibiting, as well as sponsoring, the event. If you’re considering enroling in a course…
Information Technology
Information Technology is one of the most popular areas to work in today. Part-time courses and evening classes in IT and computers are always in demand as the industry and skills are constantly changing. New software and technologies keep organisations and teachers on their toes.
Courses and training in information technology can vary from the extremely technical (Coding, Applications) to the creative (Website Design, Graphic Design) to administration tasks (Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint).
Visit Corporatetraining.ie and see what courses your business and employees are in need of. Course providers on the website may deliver classroom based courses or in-house training in Ireland.
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