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This talk is geared for third level Engineering students and focuses on the four main types of Engineering employer: Engineering Consultancies, Contractors, Infrastructure bodies (e.g. ESB and Irish Water), and Manufacturing companies. The day-to-day tasks of Engineers in these firms are explained, as well as the likely career progression opportunities. I know when I was studying Mechanical Engineering in UCD, I certainly didn't understand the differences between these employers, and this overview should be highly beneficial for Engineering students to help them plan their career path.

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If you know any Leaving Certs that are considering Engineering..

The €500 a year career: do Irish writers get paid enough?

You have to sell a lot of books to make a living if all you get is 40c a book!

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Careers in Engineering

This seminar will give you a better understanding of the career opportunities for Engineers in Ireland, and how to target certain areas. We deal with careers in Engineering Consultancies, Contractors, and the organisations which manage the Infrastructure Networks (e.g. ESB, Irish Water). There will be two Engineers present to describe their career journey and to explain what they do day-to-day. The main engineering disciplines encountered in this talk are: Civil, Structural, Environmental, Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, Electronic and Energy.

Careers in Physiotherapy

Are you interested in a career in Physiotherapy? This talk covers everything you need to know about becoming a Physiotherapist in Ireland, including alternative routes to Physio other than the main University courses. There will be two Physios on-hand to describe their day-to-day jobs and what being a Physio really involves.

Photos from Careerosphere's post

A couple of shots from last night's Medicine talk. Dr Kirsty Dunne told us all about her career to date and a typical day as a General Practitioner. Mr Emmet Thompson (Orthopaedic Surgeon) informed us that yesterday he'd been working on "a couple of fingers, a few knees.. eh, I think there was a clavicle.. it was a long day!"

Best primary degree for Graduate-Entry Medicine?

http://www.careerosphere.ie/blog/gem-primary

Study for income or interest?

http://www.careerosphere.ie/blog/income-or-interest

Higher Options

Higher Options http://www.careerosphere.ie/blog/it-higher-options