Higher Certificate in Science in Computing in Networking Technologies Level 6 - TU655

This LearnWork course is designed for trainee network technicians and engineers, and was developed in response to the industry's growing need for people who can design, install, and maintain computer systems. This course will help you develop the knowledge and skills you need to avail of the numerous job opportunities in the ICT and Networking field.

LearnWork course is a professional traineeship course providing a pipeline of skilled in-demand work-ready talent into STEM industries through industry partnership.

LearnWork courses blend the strength of a university education with an apprenticeship-style work placement. This course is designed specifically to create work-ready university graduates in the shortest possible time-frame.
Each year LearnWork students spend 5 months in fulltime study and then 7 months on placement with a company 4 days per week, returning to university 1 day per week during term time. Students are paid while on placement.
As a result this is an intensive course, that runs 12 months each year, instead of the standard 9 months, so students do not get the traditional summer break while on this course, but they are entitled to annual leave days on a pro-rata basis while on work placement.

Subjects 5, Maths 06/H7, English OR Irish 06/H7
International Baccalaureate - Overall IB Score of 24.
IELTS - 6.0
TOEFL Computer Based Test - 213
TOEFL Paper Based Test - 550
TOEFL Internet Based Test - 92
Due to the current global situation, many English tests have been postponed. We are now accepting the following tests for September 2020 programmes:
IELTS Indicator Test - The minimum score is 6 unless otherwise stated. Please be aware that some programmes require a higher score.
TOEFL iBT Special Home Edition - The minimum score is 92 unless otherwise stated. Please be aware that some programmes require a higher score.
Duolingo English Test - The minimum score required is 95 unless stated otherwise. Please be aware that some programmes require a higher score.