College of Computer Training (CCT)
Prospectus
www.cct.ie
Welcome to the College of
Computer Training (CCT)
Welcome to the College of Computer Training (CCT)
As a committed and dedicated organisation, it is our
goal to maintain a learner focus in providing accessible
and quality education to directly prepare our students
for further study, or careers in the I.T. and Business
global economies.
Our college affords a personal touch to all its students
with small class sizes and an excellent student service.
We create a dynamic, student-centred international
learning environment, which promotes individual
potential.
We invite you to study the information available in this
Prospectus. Whether you are a prospective student, a
parent, guidance counsellor, a business or research
partner, community group, or an international associate,
we would be delighted to engage in more detail about
what CCT can offer you.
Yours sincerely,
Noel E. Gallagher
Chairman
About CCT
CCT is committed to embracing an inclusive quality assurance culture, and has developed a number of policies and
procedures to ensure that our courses and services are the highest quality in the IT education and training industry.
Please contact the college directly to obtain a copy of the college’s Quality Assurance Handbook, detailing all of the
policies and procedures at CCT.
International students
studying in Ireland
Ireland’s worldwide reputation for high quality
education is built on the solid foundation of
commitment to excellence. Ireland is a beautiful
island, combining contemporary modern cities with an
unspoilt countryside, cityscapes steeped in history and
a rich natural habitat. Renowned for friendliness, our
safe, English speaking country offers the warmest of
welcomes to students from all over the world.
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A Friendly, Safe Country
English speaking Country
Internationally Recognised Qualifications and Extensive Choice
Supportive Learning Environments
Innovative and Creative Culture
Distinguished Graduates
Leading Global Companies in Ireland
Special features
of learning at CCT
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small class sizes, promoting an interactive
atmosphere with fellow students and lecturers,
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continuous assessment system used throughout all programmes in order to better prepare for end
of semester examinations by learning in a
progressive manner;
excellent levels of academic support
• career-based programmes aligned closely with
developments and changes in the global IT industry;
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after-care academic tutorial support provided by
lecturers outside class time; and
class demonstrators used in practical lectures to help more students understand lab demonstrations.
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General facilities
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Dublin city centre location;
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online and campus library;
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wireless Internet access;
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fully equipped computer laboratory;
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state-of-the-art lecture rooms; and
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access to a PC and laptop computer for all students.
CCT library
Quality assurance
The library and information service at CCT incorporates
resources covering all the main IT areas and schools of
thought, reflecting the academic focus of the college.
The library contains a growing collection of online and
actual resources on a variety of subjects, including:
CCT is committed to embracing an inclusive quality
assurance culture, and has developed a number of
policies and procedures to ensure that our courses and
services are the highest quality in the IT education and
training industry.
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Please contact the college directly to obtain a copy of
the college’s Quality Assurance Handbook, detailing all
of the policies and procedures at CCT.
programming;
systems analysis and design;
web design and development;
artificial intelligence;
project management;
network management and security;
operating systems;
ICT law;
management information systems
Safari Technical and Business Books Online
Proquest Online Journals.
Moodle
Moodle is an open source course management system
used throughout CCT. Students can access course notes
of full- and part-time courses, past exam papers and
sample assessments, conduct online exams and
assignments in relation to the course material they
are studying, and keep abreast of important social and
academic dates.
Accreditation
The College of Computer Training (CCT) is accredited by
the following globally renowned accreditation and
awarding bodies:
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HETAC
FETAC
University of Hertfordshire
Irish Computer Society & ICS Skills
City & Guilds
Council of European Professional Informatics Societies (CEPIS)
NCC Education
Institute of Commercial Management
Foras Áiseanna Saothair Irish National Register of Trainers
CCT has agreed its Quality Assurance Policies and
Procedures with the Higher Education Training Awards
Council (HETAC) in Ireland.
All CCT full-time courses are included on the
Internationalisation Register of approved programmes
in Ireland – hosted by the Irish Dept. of Education &
Science:
College of Computer Training’s approved Training
Programmes and Trainers have been placed on the
FÁS/EI National Register of Trainers. The registration
number of CCT is 902860.
Student life
At CCT, we are committed
to enhancing the student
experience by offering a
range of services from
careers information to social
and sporting activities.
Accommodation service
This service is mainly used by our international students.
We can provide home stay accommodation with an Irish
family, which suits your needs and special requests. CCT
also offers advice on finding and sharing independent
accommodation around Dublin.
Airport transfer
The warm CCT welcome for our international students
can begin with airport transfer to and from Dublin
airport.
Counselling service
Although college is usually a positive experience, some
students can experience difficulties. CCT offers a
confidential counselling service, provided by a
professionally registered counselling psychologist working
as a consultant to the College.
Health service
CCT provides a subsidised medical service, for a nominal
fee per visit to a professionally registered practitioner. We
can also arrange medical insurance at a reduced rate for
non-EU nationals studying at the College.
Free career guidance
CCT is committed to providing a free, learner-centred
guidance and information service to our students, which
is confidential, impartial, flexible and courteous.
Information and publications
The Student Office at CCT is an information hub and is
always accessible. A course-specific student handbook is
distributed to all registered students, which presents all
the information you need to get started.
Student development
programme
Our Student Services Department offers a range of
workshops and seminars throughout the academic year
relating to such relevant subjects as stress management,
study skills, communication skills and exam techniques.
Sports and social programmes
We are always delighted to expand the range of clubs
and societies at CCT, as determined by student demand.
Opportunities for participation in sport and recreation at
the College can be provided in nearby facilities, including
soccer, cricket, swimming, badminton, basketball, indoor
soccer, GAA and a gym.
International Foundation
Programme – CCT112
Course Overview
The International Foundation Programme of CCT
is an undergraduate foundation programme which
develops international students knowledge, skills and
competence in Computing, IT, and Business, as well
as enhancing and improving English Language levels
proficiency. The overall aim of this programme leading
to the award of FETAC Level 5 Certificate in Liberal Arts,
is to prepare international students for undergraduate
further and higher education level, and to help learners
gain access to university.
Programme Content
This programme is generally delivered over 4 academic
semesters, 2 academic years (although students with an
IELTS score of 5.0 upon entrance to this programme may
be able to complete the programme in 1 year):
Year 1
General English Language studies and English for
Mechanisms for giving and receiving
feedback on learning progress
CCT constantly encourages feedback from its learners in a
formal and informal basis. Learners have an opportunity to
give feedback on the college, programme, faculty, facilities,
administration, student services and admissions and course
induction through the following verification surveys: 1)
Learner Verification survey; 2) Student Services and Support
survey; and 3) Admissions and Course Induction survey. CCT
constantly encourages feedback from its learners in a formal
and informal basis. Learners also conduct an Ongoing
Monitoring Review process with faculty and administration
of the college once per semester.
Accreditation
This programme is awarded by the Further Education
and Training Awards Council of Ireland (FETAC) and
ACELS. This programme is also included on the Irish Dept
of Education & Science, Internationalisation Register, of
approved full-time programmes in Ireland.
Academic Purposes, accredited by ACELS Ireland
Year 2
Semester 1
Communications
Mathematics
Computer Applications and Information Technology
Skills
Personal & Professional Development
Semester 2
Applied Communications
Business Administration
Internet
Social Studies
Assessment
CCT will utilise a variety of assessment methods to
help ensure that the learning outcomes of each subject
will be achieved, for example: Written Examination
compiled of long or short term essays, Objective Tests,
Presentations, Group Projects, Practical Assignments,
Oral Examinations and so on. Assessment will be
continuous throughout each module, with final
examinations administered in most of the modules.
Learners will also be assessed for FETAC Level 5 award
certification and IELTS exam.
Academic Progression Opportunities
Successful graduates of the FETAC Level 5 Certificate in
Information Technology, will be eligible to progress directly
onto the HETAC Level 6 Higher Certificate standard, or
progressing directly onto Level 7 and 8 Bachelors level, at
Irish and UK universities.
Duration/ Commencement dates
One - Two academic years (two separate routes depending
on pre-requisite knowledge and experience in IT). CCT
usually commences full-time programmes over 3 intakes
per year: February, May and September. Please contact CCT
directly for the next Commencement date.
Course Fees
Please contact the college directly to ascertain the course
fees. Medical insurance for Non-EU nationals is compulsory
and as part of the Irish Student Visa requirements and can
be arranged by CCT for an additional fee of EUR160 for 12
months.
International Foundation
Programme – CCT112
Protection for Learners policy
The college maintains a Protection for Learners Policy for
this programme. In the unlikely event of a programme of
study unexpectedly ceasing, learners will be transferred to
another provider offering the same or similar programme.
To facilitate this, CCT has in place arrangements with two
other educational and training providers to which course
participants will be directed in the unlikely event of
cessation of a programme. In the event of a programme of
study unexpectedly ceasing, where the option of transfer is
not acceptable or feasible to the learner, CCT will refund the
most recently paid fees. CCT has in place academic bonding
arrangement with two other providers of the FETAC Level 5
Certificate in IT programme.
Learner Supports available
The following Learner Supports are available for this
programme: Mentoring, Accommodation and Airport
Transfer (if applicable), Counselling Service, Health Service,
Career Guidance Service, Learner Development programme,
Sports and Social programmes, Information and Publication
service, Moodle, Learner disability testing and expert advice
service through the CCT affiliation with IT Blanchardstown
and the National Learning Network.
Entry Requirements
No previous experience or knowledge is required to be
accepted for this course. However, any experience within
the Computing and ICT sector will be advantageous, as
well as Irish NQF Level 4 certification in the subject area
of Computing and ICT. International learners whose first
language is not English should have achieved an IELTS score
of 4.0 or the following TOEFL equivalency: TOEFL CBT - 123
/ TOEFL IBT - 41.
Diploma in ICT
Systems Support – CCT106
Course Audience
Assessment
This full-time programme is ideal for any learner with
an interest and motivation to embark on a Computing
career, specifically within the areas of Networking
and Systems Administration. It provides a strong
introductory foundation to these pertinent, practical
areas with the field of Computing and Information
Technology. No pre-requisite knowledge of Networking
and Systems Administration is required to commence
this course.
CCT will utilise a variety of assessment methods to help
ensure that the learning outcomes of each subject will be
achieved, for example: Written Examination compiled of
long or short term essays, Objective Tests, Presentations,
Group Projects, Practical Assignments, Oral Examinations
and so on. Assessment will be continuous throughout each
module, with final examinations administered in most of the
modules.
Course Overview
The overall aim of this programme leading to the
award of Diploma in ICT Systems Support, is to
provide its learners with the necessary theoretical
and practical skills, knowledge and competence, to
gain a comprehensive introductory foundation and
understanding of the area of ICT Systems Support. It is
envisioned that graduates will be able to fulfil a wide
range of entry-level roles within the area of Systems
and Network Support, and/or engage in further study
in a wide range of areas within ICT Systems Support at
undergraduate level and specifically progressing onto
the City & Guilds Advanced Diploma in ICT Systems
Support.
Course Content
This programme is delivered over 2 academic semesters,
1 academic year:
Semester 1
Customer Support Provision
Maintain ICT Equipment and Systems
Install, Configure and Test ICT Networks
Install, Configure and Maintain Software
Semester 2
Install and Configure ICT Equipment
and Operating Systems
ICT Repair Centre Procedure
ICT Systems Monitoring and Operation
Testing ICT Systems
Progression
Students who successfully complete this course will be
eligible for progression onto the Advanced Diploma in
ICT Systems Support.
Accreditation
This programme is awarded by the globally recognised
awarding body, City & Guilds. This programme is also
included on the Irish Dept of Education & Science,
Internationalisation Register.
Duration / Commencement dates
One academic year. CCT usually commences full-time
programmes over 3 intakes per year: February, May and
September. Please contact CCT directly for the next
Commencement date
Course Fees
Please contact the college directly to ascertain the course
fees. Medical insurance for Non-EU nationals is compulsory
and as part of the Irish Student Visa requirements and can
be arranged by CCT for an additional fee of EUR160 for 12
months
Advanced Diploma in ICT
Systems Support – CCT108
Course Overview
Assessment
The overall aim of this programme leading to the award
of Advanced Diploma for Software Developers, is to
provide its learners with the necessary theoretical and
practical skills, knowledge and competence, to gain
a comprehensive intermediate understanding in the
area of Software Development. It is envisioned that
graduates will be able to fulfil a wide range of entrylevel roles within this area, and/or engage in further
study in a wide range of areas within Programming and
Software Development.
CCT will utilise a variety of assessment methods to help
ensure that the learning outcomes of each subject will be
achieved, for example: Written Examination compiled of
long or short term essays, Objective Tests, Presentations,
Group Projects, Practical Assignments, Oral Examinations
and so on. Assessment will be continuous throughout each
module, with final examinations administered in most of the
modules.
Course Content
This programme is awarded by the globally recognised
awarding body, City & Guilds. This programme is also
included on the Irish Dept of Education & Science,
Internationalisation Register.
This programme is delivered over 2 academic semesters,
1 academic year:
Accreditation
Semester 1
Develop Designs and Test Software Components
Requirements Analysis and Systems Specifications
Develop Software using SQL
Designing and Creating Advanced Web Sites
Duration / Commencement dates
Semester 2
Designing and Creating Relational Databases
Creating and Designing Websites Using Web Animation
and Web Graphics
Develop Software using C++
Develop Software using Java
Course Fees
One academic year. CCT usually commences full-time
programmes over 3 intakes per year: February, May and
September. Please contact CCT directly for the next
Commencement date
Please contact the college directly to ascertain the course
fees. Medical insurance for Non-EU nationals is compulsory
and as part of the Irish Student Visa requirements and can
be arranged by CCT for an additional fee of EUR160 for 12
months
Diploma for Software
Developers – CCT107
Course Audience
Assessment
This full-time programme is ideal for any learner with
an interest and motivation to embark on a Computing
career, specifically within the area of Software
Development. It provides a strong introductory
foundation to Software Development and Computer
Games design. No pre-requisite knowledge of Software
Development is required to commence this course.
CCT will utilise a variety of assessment methods to help
ensure that the learning outcomes of each subject will be
achieved, for example: Written Examination compiled of
long or short term essays, Objective Tests, Presentations,
Group Projects, Practical Assignments, Oral Examinations
and so on. Assessment will be continuous throughout each
module, with final examinations administered in most of the
modules.
Course Overview
The overall aim of this programme leading to the
award of Diploma for Software Developers, is to
provide its learners with the necessary theoretical
and practical skills, knowledge and competence, to
gain a comprehensive introductory foundation and
understanding of the area of Software Development. It is envisioned that graduates will be able to fulfil a
wide range of entry-level roles within this area, and/
or engage in further study in a wide range of areas
within Programming and Software Development at
undergraduate level and specifically progressing
onto the City & Guilds Advanced Diploma of Software
Developers.
Course Content
This programme is delivered over 2 academic semesters,
1 academic year:
Semester 1
Designing and Creating Databases
Create Designs and Test Software Components
Designing and Creating Multi-page Web Sites
Semester 2
Create Software Components using C++
Create Software Components using Java
Accreditation
This programme is awarded by the globally recognised
awarding body, City & Guilds. This programme is also
included on the Irish Dept of Education & Science,
Internationalisation Register.
Duration / Commencement dates
One academic year. CCT usually commences full-time
programmes over 3 intakes per year: February, May and
September. Please contact CCT directly for the next
Commencement date
Course Fees
Please contact the college directly to ascertain the course
fees. Medical insurance for Non-EU nationals is compulsory
and as part of the Irish Student Visa requirements and can
be arranged by CCT for an additional fee of EUR160 for 12
months.
Advanced Diploma for
Software Developers – CCT109
Course Overview
Assessment
The overall aim of this programme leading to the award
of Advanced Diploma in ICT Systems Support, is to
provide its learners with the necessary theoretical and
practical skills, knowledge and competence, to gain
a comprehensive foundation and understanding of
the area of ICT Systems Support. It is envisioned that
graduates will be able to fulfil a wide range of entrylevel and junior roles within the area of Systems and
Network Support, and/or engage in further study in
a wide range of areas within ICT Systems Support at
undergraduate level. It is ideal for those candidates
who want to install and support ICT systems, want
career progression within the ICT industry, those who
wish to build on the skills and knowledge acquired at
Diploma level.
CCT will utilise a variety of assessment methods to help
ensure that the learning outcomes of each subject will be
achieved, for example: Written Examination compiled of
long or short term essays, Objective Tests, Presentations,
Group Projects, Practical Assignments, Oral Examinations
and so on. Assessment will be continuous throughout each
module, with final examinations administered in most of the
modules.
Course Content
Duration / Commencement dates
This programme is delivered over 2 academic semesters,
1 academic year:
Semester 1
Customer Support Provision
Plan for the Delivery of ICT Support Services and Assist
in the Acquisition of ICT Systems
Install, Configure and Integrate Networked Hardware
and Software
Install, Configure and Upgrade ICT Software
Maintain ICT Equipment and Systems
Semester 2
Implementing an ICT Systems Security Policy
Principles of Planning Telecommunications Services
Develop ICT Technical Documentation and Procedures
ICT Systems and Network Management
Accreditation
This programme is awarded by the globally recognised
awarding body, City & Guilds. This programme is also
included on the Irish Dept of Education & Science,
Internationalisation Register.
One academic year. CCT usually commences full-time
programmes over 3 intakes per year: February, May and
September. Please contact CCT directly for the next
Commencement date
Course Fees
Please contact the college directly to ascertain the course
fees. Medical insurance for Non-EU nationals is compulsory
and as part of the Irish Student Visa requirements and can
be arranged by CCT for an additional fee of EUR160 for 12
months.
FETAC Level 5 Certificate in
Information Technology – CITXX
Course Audience
The FETAC Level 5 Certificate in IT is a full-time one
- two year further education training programme.
The programme is designed to provide a general
introduction to the area of Information Communications
Technology, and to serve as a pre-higher education
programme to college or university. No previous
experience or knowledge is required to be accepted for
this course.
Course Overview
The overall aim of this programme leading to the
award of FETAC Level 5 Certificate in IT, is to provide
its learners with the necessary theoretical and
practical skills, knowledge and competence, to
gain a comprehensive introductory foundation and
understanding of the main subject areas and schools of
thought within the area of Information Technology at
Irish NFQ Level 5.
Programme Content
This programme is delivered over 2 academic semesters,
1 academic year:
Semester 1
C20012
G20001
C20148
C30145 Computer Architecture & Systems
Communications
Web Authoring
Operating Systems
Semester 2
C20013
B20012 C30143
Computer Programming
Database Methods
Networks
W20008
Work Experience
Assessment
CCT will utilise a variety of assessment methods to
help ensure that the learning outcomes of each subject
will be achieved, for example: Written Examination
compiled of long or short term essays, Objective Tests,
Presentations, Group Projects, Practical Assignments,
Oral Examinations and so on. Assessment will be
continuous throughout each module, with final
examinations administered in most of the modules.
Mechanisms for giving and receiving
feedback on learning progress
CCT constantly encourages feedback from its learners in a
formal and informal basis. Learners have an opportunity to
give feedback on the college, programme, faculty, facilities,
administration, student services and admissions and course
induction through the following verification surveys: 1)
Learner Verification survey; 2) Student Services and Support
survey; and 3) Admissions and Course Induction survey. CCT
constantly encourages feedback from its learners in a formal
and informal basis. Learners also conduct an Ongoing
Monitoring Review process with faculty and administration
of the college once per semester.
Accreditation
This programme is awarded by the Further Education and
Training Awards Council of Ireland (FETAC). This programme
is also included on the Irish Dept of Education & Science,
Internationalisation Register, of approved full-time
programmes in Ireland.
Academic Progression Opportunities
Successful graduates of the FETAC Level 5 Certificate in
Information Technology, will be eligible to progress directly
onto the HETAC Level 6 Higher Certificate in Science in
Computing in Information Technology at CCT, and will
be considered for other Level 6 graduate progression
opportunities in Ireland.
Duration / Commencement dates
One - Two academic years (two separate routes depending
on pre-requisite knowledge and experience in IT). CCT
usually commences full-time programmes over 3 intakes
per year: February, May and September. Please contact CCT
directly for the next Commencement date.
Course Fees
Please contact the college directly to ascertain the course
fees. Medical insurance for Non-EU nationals is compulsory
and as part of the Irish Student Visa requirements and can
be arranged by CCT for an additional fee of EUR160 for 12
months.
FETAC Level 5 Certificate in
Information Technology – CITXX
Protection for Learners policy
The college maintains a Protection for Learners Policy for
this programme. In the unlikely event of a programme of
study unexpectedly ceasing, learners will be transferred to
another provider offering the same or similar programme.
To facilitate this, CCT has in place arrangements with two
other educational and training providers to which course
participants will be directed in the unlikely event of
cessation of a programme. In the event of a programme of
study unexpectedly ceasing, where the option of transfer is
not acceptable or feasible to the learner, CCT will refund the
most recently paid fees. CCT has in place academic bonding
arrangement with two other providers of the FETAC Level 5
Certificate in IT programme.
Learner Supports available
The following Learner Supports are available for this
programme: Mentoring, Accommodation and Airport
Transfer (if applicable), Counselling Service, Health Service,
Career Guidance Service, Learner Development programme,
Sports and Social programmes, Information and Publication
service, Moodle, Learner disability testing and expert advice
service through the CCT affiliation with IT Blanchardstown
and the National Learning Network.
Entry Requirements
No previous experience or knowledge is required to be
accepted for this course. However, any experience within
the Computing and ICT sector will be advantageous, as
well as Irish NQF Level 4 certification in the subject area
of Computing and ICT. International learners whose first
language is not English should have achieved an IELTS score
of 5.0 or the following TOEFL equivalency: TOEFL CBT - 180
/ TOEFL IBT – 64.
Certified Information Technology
Systems Specialist (CITSS) CCT103
Course Audience
Accreditation
The Certified Information Technology Systems
Specialist (CITSS) programme is ideal for those with a PC
Maintenance, IT Support, IT Administrator, or Networking
background. It would be considered a non-essential
advantage to have at least 1 years occupational
experience within the IT field. The most important
necessity is to have enthusiasm and motivation to
complete this programme. Experience is not essential.
The CITSS incorporates certification by FETAC and the
following leading IT corporations:
Course Overview
The Certified Information Technology Systems
Administrator (CITSS) programme comprises one
academic qualification from FETAC, and three
professional industry sectoral awards by three leading
globally accredited IT awarding bodies – CompTIA,
Microsoft and Cisco. The programme covers computer
maintenance and troubleshooting, networking and
network security, software and hardware configuration –
necessary to access a successful career in the computer
industry, or to pursue further studies at undergraduate
and graduate level.
The CITSS programme leads to four awards /
qualifications.
Students are positioned to undertake the following
industry-recognised examinations:
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FETAC Level 6 Certificate in Computer Network
Technology •
Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA)
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CompTIA A+
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Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
The overall aim of the CITSS programme is to provide
the individual candidate with sufficient practical and
theoretical computer knowledge to pursue a technical
career as a professional IT Technical Engineer.
Stage 1: FETAC Level 6 Certificate in Computer
Network Technology
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Systems Software
Network Models & Technologies
Client Server Networks
Network Administration
System Maintenance
Wan Technologies
Switching Basics
Routing Technologies
Stage 2: CompTIA A+
• Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA)
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Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
Microsoft – www.microsoft.com,
CompTIA – www.comptia.org
Cisco – www.cisco.com.
Entry Requirements
The academic entrance requirements for CCT´s CITSA
professional diploma programme are:
Irish Leaving Certificate
(Final Secondary school examination)
5 passes at Ordinary level including Mathematics and any
language
International equivalent academic entrance requirements
can be ascertained by contacting us directly.
Or
FETAC Level 5 Certification in a related field
Or
Mature students (23 or over) need to satisfy an interview
with a panel of experts at CCT, and may not need satisfy any
entrance requirements
Or
3 years experience in the IT and Computing industry
As a guideline, International students whose native
language is not English are required to produce an
internationally recognised English language test score
equivalent to an absolute minimum score of 5.0 on the IELTS
(International English Language Testing System) exam. The
recommended IELTS score for this programme is: 5.5, or the
following TOEFL equivalencies: TOEFL CBT – 183 / TOEFL
IBT – 65
Assessment
CCT will utilise a variety of assessment methods to help
ensure that the learning outcomes of each subject will be
achieved, for example: Industry certification online exams,
Written Examinations, Objective Tests, Presentations,
Group Projects, Practical Assignments, Oral Examinations
and so on. Assessment will be continuous throughout each
module, with final examinations administered in most of the
modules.
Certified Information Technology
Systems Specialist (CITSS) CCT103
Mechanisms for giving and receiving
feedback on learning progress
CCT constantly encourages feedback from its learners in a
formal and informal basis. Learners have an opportunity to
give feedback on the college, programme, faculty, facilities,
administration, student services and admissions and course
induction through the following verification surveys: 1)
Learner Verification survey; 2) Student Services and Support
survey; and 3) Admissions and Course Induction survey. CCT
constantly encourages feedback from its learners in a formal
and informal basis. Learners also conduct an Ongoing
Monitoring Review process with faculty and administration
of the college once per semester.
Accreditation
This programme is awarded by the Further Education and
Training Awards Council of Ireland (FETAC), Microsoft, Cisco,
and CompTIA. This programme is also included on the Irish
Dept of Education & Science, Internationalisation Register,
of approved full-time programmes in Ireland.
Academic Progression Opportunities
Successful graduates of the CITSS programme, will be
eligible to progress directly onto the HETAC Level 6
Higher Certificate in Science in Computing in Information
Technology at CCT, and will be considered for exemptions
on any Bachelors degree programme.
Duration / Commencement dates
Two academic years. CCT usually commences full-time
programmes over 3 intakes per year: February, May and
September. Please contact CCT directly for the next
Commencement date.
Course Fees
Please contact the college directly to ascertain the course
fees. Medical insurance for Non-EU nationals is compulsory
and as part of the Irish Student Visa requirements and can
be arranged by CCT for an additional fee of EUR160 for 12
months.
Protection for Learners policy
This programme is awarded by the Further Education and The college maintains a Protection for Learners Policy for
this programme. In the unlikely event of a programme of
study unexpectedly ceasing, learners will be transferred to
another provider offering the same or similar programme.
To facilitate this, CCT has in place arrangements with two
other educational and training providers to which course
participants will be directed in the unlikely event of
cessation of a programme. In the event of a programme of
study unexpectedly ceasing, where the option of transfer is
not acceptable or feasible to the learner, CCT will refund the
most recently paid fees. CCT has in place academic bonding
arrangement with two other providers of the FETAC Level 5
Certificate in IT programme.
Learner Supports available
The following Learner Supports are available for this
programme: Mentoring, Accommodation and Airport
Transfer (if applicable), Counselling Service, Health Service,
Career Guidance Service, Learner Development programme,
Sports and Social programmes, Information and Publication
service, Moodle, Learner disability testing and expert advice
service through the CCT affiliation with IT Blanchardstown
and the National Learning Network.
Higher Certificate in Science in Computing
in Information Technology – CCT110
Course Audience
Assessment
This full-time programme is ideal for any learner
with an interest and motivation to embark on a
Computing career. It provides a strong introductory
foundation to the more pertinent areas with the field
of Computing and Information Technology. No prerequisite knowledge of Computing and IT is required
to commence this course, but any previous knowledge,
skills or competence in the area would be advantageous.
CCT will utilise a variety of assessment methods to help
ensure that the learning outcomes of each subject will be
achieved, for example: Written Examination compiled of
long or short term essays, Objective Tests, Presentations,
Group Projects, Practical Assignments, Oral Examinations
and so on. Assessment will be continuous throughout each
module, with final examinations administered in most of the
modules.
Course Overview
Accreditation
The overall aim of this programme leading to the
award of Higher Certificate in Science in Computing
in Information Technology, is to provide its learners
with the necessary theoretical and practical skills,
knowledge and competence, to gain a comprehensive
and specialised, strong foundation and understanding
of the area of Computing in Information Technology. It
is envisioned that graduates will be able to fulfil a wide
range of entry-level roles within the industry, and/or
engage in further study in a wide range of areas within
Computing and Information Technology at Level 7 and
Level 8, to further develop their careers. This programme is accredited by the Higher Education and
Training Awards Council of Ireland (HETAC).
Course Content
This programme is delivered over 4 academic semesters,
2 academic years:
Semester 1
Computer Programming 1
Data Communications
Maths for Computing & IT 1
Computer Architecture & Systems
Creative Digital Media
Semester 2
Computer Programming 2
Network Technology
Maths for Computing & IT 2
Personal & Professional Development
Web Design
Semester 3
GUI Programming
Mobile Technology
Client Operating Systems
Databases
Web Development
Semester 4
Advanced Programming
Systems Analysis & Design
Network Service Management & Virtualisation
Server Operating Systems
Management Information Systems
Mechanisms for giving and receiving
feedback on learning progress
CCT constantly encourages feedback from its learners in a
formal and informal basis. Learners have an opportunity to
give feedback on the college, programme, faculty, facilities,
administration, student services and admissions and course
induction through the following verification surveys: 1)
Learner Verification survey; 2) Student Services and Support
survey; and 3) Admissions and Course Induction survey. CCT
constantly encourages feedback from its learners in a formal
and informal basis. Learners also conduct an Ongoing
Monitoring Review process with faculty and administration
of the college once per semester.
Duration / Commencement dates
Two academic years.
Please contact CCT directly for the next Commencement
date
Course Fees
Please contact the college directly to ascertain the course
fees. Medical insurance for Non-EU nationals is compulsory
and as part of the Irish Student Visa requirements and can
be arranged by CCT for an additional fee of EUR160 for 12
months.
Academic Progression Opportunities
Successful graduates of this programme, will be eligible to
progress onto Level 7 of the NQF on a related programme,
and the third year of a Bachelors in Science in Computing in
Science in Computing in Information Technology at Institute
of Technology, Blanchardstown, subject to achievement of
a Merit 2 final grading. Graduates would also be considered
for other graduate career opportunities in Ireland, as the
CCNA and MCSA industry certifications are embedded into
this Level 6 academic programme.
Higher Certificate in Science in Computing
in Information Technology – CCT110
Protection for Learners policy
The college maintains a Protection for Learners Policy for
this programme. In the unlikely event of a programme of
study unexpectedly ceasing, learners will be transferred to
another provider offering the same or similar programme. To
facilitate this, CCT has in place arrangements with two other
HETAC accreditedng providers to which course participants
will be directed in the unlikely event of cessation of
this programme. In the event of a programme of study
unexpectedly ceasing, where the option of transfer is not
acceptable or feasible to the learner, CCT will refund the
most recently paid fees. CCT has in place academic bonding
arrangements with two other HETAC providers who deliver a
similar programme at Level 6.
Learner Supports available
The following Learner Supports are available for this
programme: Mentoring, Accommodation and Airport
Transfer (if applicable), Counselling Service, Health Service,
Career Guidance Service, Learner Development programme,
Sports and Social programmes, Information and Publication
service, Moodle, Learner disability testing and expert advice
service through the CCT affiliation with IT Blanchardstown
and the National Learning Network.
Entry Requirements
No previous experience or knowledge is required to be
accepted for this course. However, any experience within
the Computing and ICT sector will be advantageous, as
well as Irish NQF Level 5 certification in the subject area of
Computing and ICT. Minimum academic entry requirements
for under 23 year old applicants are: at least 5 passes at
Ordinary level in the Irish Leaving Certificate including
Maths and a language. International learners whose first
language is not English should have achieved an IELTS score
of 5.5 or the following TOEFL equivalencies: TOEFL CBT –
183 / TOEFL IBT – 65.
NCC Education Postgraduate Diploma
in Strategic Business IT leading to the University
of Hertfordshire MSc in Strategic Business
Information Systems – CCT105
Course Overview
Route 1 (Academic)
The NCC Education Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic
Business IT leading to the University of Hertfordshire
MSc in Strategic Business Information Systems is a
full-time programme aimed at candidates from an
Information Technology (IT) background. The course
provides a thorough knowledge of IT in business and
will prepare the individual with the necessary academic
skills and credits for the eventual continuation to
a Master of Science (MSc) degree. There is a strong
IT theme running throughout the course and an
opportunity to build on existing technical competencies
to an advanced level.
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UK bachelor’s degree with honours (or equivalent) in Information Technology, Computer Science or related subject.
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IT graduates who hold a bachelor’s ordinary or pass-
level degree (or equivalent) in Information Technology or related subject with exceptionally high marks may be considered for admission, at the discretion of NCC Education.
The learning outcome of the course is to equip the
candidates with the necessary abilities to analyse the
complex and interacting issues of a real world domain,
to identify and be capable of analysing alternative
approaches to address these issues and to select the
most appropriate approach on the basis of experience
and disciplined thought.
The specific objectives of this programme are to
significantly facilitate students to:
1.
Apply knowledge and skills in contributing to the strategic business & ICT management of an organisation.
2.
Demonstrate cross-functional abilities in the IT management of a business or significant project.
3.
Demonstrate development of a range of transferable skills.
4.
Plan the continual personal development and learning necessary for their future careers and reflect on their classroom and work based learning experiences.
5.
Respond to changing workplace environments.
6.
Relate theoretical knowledge directly into the workplace confidently, together with valuing a practical blend of taking initiative and thinking laterally.
Route 2 (Conversion)
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UK bachelor’s degree with honours in a non-IT-related subject (or equivalent) AND
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Three years’ work experience in an IT environment, with evidence of technical or managerial
responsibility.
Route 3 (Vocational)
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Five years’ work experience in an IT environment, with evidence of technical or managerial responsibility
AND
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The ability to demonstrate suitability for academic study, via personal or telephone interview with the Course Co-ordinator at the student’s Accredited Partner Centre.
Students whose first language is not English will need an
IELTS score of 6.5 or equivalent, as outlined in the NCC
Education English Requirements for Postgraduate Entry
document. To view this document, please visit the PgD SBIT
programme page on the NCC Education website at
www.nccedu.com.
NCC Education Postgraduate Diploma
in Strategic Business IT leading to the University
of Hertfordshire MSc in Strategic Business
Information Systems – CCT105
Course Content
Stage 1 – Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic Business
Information Technology (awarded by NCC Education)
Research in Information Technology
30 Credits
Enterprise Software and
Business Infrastructure 30 Credits
Strategic Information Systems Analysis
30 Credits
Project Management 30 Credits
Stage 2 – MSc in Strategic Business Information
Systems (awarded by the University of Hertfordshire,
UK)
Research Methodology
Dissertation
Two modules facilitated online by university lecturers
Detailed module descriptions available upon request
by directly contacting the college.
Accreditation
The Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic Business
Information Technology course portion is awarded
by NCC Education, UK. The MSc in Strategic Business
Information Systems is awarded by University of
Hertfordshire, UK. Both qualifications are recognised
and included on the Irish Dept. of Education
“Internationalisation Register” of approved Irish
colleges and courses.
Duration
Two academic years for both qualifications, and to
achieve the MSc in Strategic Business Information
Systems. Fourteen months full-time to complete both
qualifications, and two years if taken on a part-time
basis.
Course Fees
Please contact the college directly to ascertain the
course fees. Medical insurance for Non-EU nationals
is compulsory and as part of the Irish Student Visa
requirements and can be arranged by CCT for an
additional fee of EUR160 for 12 months.
Masters in Business
Administration – CCT111
Course Overview
Course Content
A Masters in Business Administration degree
programme, is an internationally recognised one and
is perceived in the global market as the passport to a
successful managerial career. This MBA programme is
comprised of industry relevant subjects, which have
been designed by global industry leaders. The modern
business enterprise is in constant transformation as
it responds to technological innovations linking local
communities to the global marketplace.
Semester 1
This MBA programme is an advanced degree
designed to prepare and equip managers with the
knowledge and competencies necessary to administer
controllable forces within their organizations in order
to adapt successfully to variables and changes in the
uncontrollable environment.
702LEAD
703SMGT
710SOI 726PMCP
Leadership
Strategic Management
Strategic Operations Issues
Project Management: Concepts and Practices
Semester 2
705SMKT
709SLSI
712SFI 711SHRM
Strategic Marketing
Strategic Legal and Social Issues
Strategic Finance
Strategic Human Resource Management
Semester 3
Practitioners develop skills for deciphering and
forecasting external forces and in the process
become effective leader-managers in the increasingly
multicultural, multinational environment of the twentyfirst century.
Course Audience
The following are the minimum admission requirements
for this programme:
715EGB 719FMI 731SSUP 729PROJ
Entrepreneurship and Globalisation
Financial Markets and Institutions
Strategic Supply Chain Management
Final Project
Detailed module descriptions available upon request by
directly contacting the college.
Accreditation
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Or
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Or
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a qualification deemed equivalent to an Australian Bachelors degree, preferably with some professional practice;
The Masters in Business Administration is listed on the
Internationalisation Register of approved colleges and
courses, hosted by the Irish Department of Education. This
course is awarded by the Australian Institute of Business
Administration, part of the Gibaran Learning Group. a qualification deemed equivalent to an Australian Advanced Diploma with at least 3 years relevant work experience;
Duration / Commencement dates
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International applicants whose first language is not English must produce an official test score of an internationally recognised English Language proficiency testing system. The minimum English Language test score requirement for this course is 6.0 on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS). Official equivalent scores from the TOEFL English Language test will also be accepted
a minimum of 3 years managerial experience deemed acceptable by AIBA and CCT
One academic year: 3 thirteen week semesters.
Please contact CCT directly for the next Commencement
date.
Course Fees
Please contact the college directly to ascertain the course
fees. Medical insurance for Non-EU nationals is compulsory
and as part of the Irish Student Visa requirements and can
be arranged by CCT for an additional fee of EUR160 for 12
months.
Exit Points
The flexibility of this MBA programme is enhanced by the
various Exit Points / Additional Certification Stages of this
programme:
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Graduate Certificate in Management is obtained (after any 4 subjects, other than the final project are completed).
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Graduate Diploma in Management is obtained (after any 8 subjects, other than the final project
are completed).
City & Guilds International ESOL
(English for Speakers of Other Languages) – CCT118
Course Audience
Any non-native English Language speaker, can
improve their English Language skills in General or
Intensive studies of English through the internationally
recognised framework of City & Guilds English Language
programmes.
Course Overview
The overall aim of this programme is to enhance and
improve your English language skills, knowledge
and competency in reading, writing, understanding,
listening, and speaking English. This one year
programme is recognised by the Irish Dept. of Education
and Skills, and therefore globally recognised. This
course can be delivered between 1 – 3 years, depending
on your need for English language learning, and can
serve as the perfect foundation for further and higher
education and training through the English Language.
City & Guilds Qualifications
and Course streams
International ESOL qualifications are delivered over six
levels mapped to the Common European Framework:
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Preliminary
Access
Achiever
Communicator
Expert
Mastery
International ESOL Qualifications
are intended for
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Non-native speakers of English worldwide
Students learning English as part of their school or college curriculum
People needing English for their everyday or working life
Learners who require externally recognised certification of their levels in English
Learners attending short courses in English
Assessment
CCT will utilise a variety of assessment methods to
help ensure that the learning outcomes of each subject
will be achieved, for example: Written Examination
compiled of long or short term essays, Objective Tests,
Presentations, Group Projects, Practical Assignments,
Oral Examinations and so on. Assessment will be
continuous throughout each module .
Mechanisms for giving and receiving
feedback on learning progress
CCT constantly encourages feedback from its learners in a
formal and informal basis. Learners have an opportunity to
give feedback on the college, programme, faculty, facilities,
administration, student services and admissions and course
induction through the following verification surveys: 1)
Learner Verification survey; 2) Student Services and Support
survey; and 3) Admissions and Course Induction survey. CCT
constantly encourages feedback from its learners in a formal
and informal basis. Learners also conduct an Ongoing
Monitoring Review process with faculty and administration
of the college once per semester.
Accreditation
This programme is awarded by City & Guilds. This
programme is also included on the Irish Dept of Education &
Science, Internationalisation Register, of approved full-time
programmes in Ireland.
Academic Progression Opportunities
Successful graduates of this programme, will be eligible to
progress directly onto the FETAC foundation and certificate
programmes and HETAC Level 6 Higher Certificate in Science
in Computing in Information Technology at CCT, and will
be considered for other Level 6 graduate progression
opportunities in Ireland.
Duration / Commencement dates
One – Three academic years, depending on the EL
language improvement requirement of the student, with
commencement dates constantly throughout the year on a
rolling basis.
Course Fees
Please contact the college directly to ascertain the course
fees. Medical insurance for Non-EU nationals is compulsory
and as part of the Irish Student Visa requirements and can
be arranged by CCT for an additional fee of EUR160 for 12
months.
University of Hertfordshire Masters
of Science in Computer Science – CCT117
Course Overview
Course Content
The University of Hertfordshire MSc in Computer
Science is a full-time programme (supplemented
by a virtual / online course management system)
aimed primarily at candidates from a Computing and
Information Technology (IT) background. The course
provides a thorough expert and up-to-date knowledge
of IT and Computer Science and will prepare the
individual with the necessary academic skills and
credits for the eventual continuation to a Master of
Science (MSc) degree. The following modules can be taken over a 2 year period,
with core modules mandatory to complete:
The University of Hertfordshire MSc in Computer
Science is designed to give graduates the up-to-date
skills and knowledge sought after by employers,
whether in business, government, or research. This
programme will prepare graduates for a career in
research, IT, or Software Development. If a candidate’s
first degree is not in computer science, it will enable
that student (with supplemental introductory subjects
throughout this Masters programme) to apply advanced
computing techniques to the candidate’s original
discipline, or to change career direction into the IT
industry.
Course Aims
The normal entry requirements for the programme are:
the applicants’ ability to succeed at, and benefit from
the Programme.
For guidance purposes, the normal entry requirements
for the Programme are:
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a recent Honours Degree in Computer Science (or equivalent);
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a less recent Honours Degree in Computer Science (or equivalent);
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an Honours Degree in a non-CS subject combined with some level of computer literacy.
Entrants with a recent Honours Degree in Computer
Science (or equivalent) may be registered directly for
the Programme.
Depending on the award concerned, and the computing
background of the entrant, he or she may be required to
take some combination of the modules:
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Introduction to Programming.
Object-oriented Programming.
Software Development Tools and Methods.
Applicants whose first language is not English must
demonstrate sufficient competence in English to benefit
from the Programme. This is normally demonstrated
by recognised awards equivalent to a TOEFL score of
550 in the written test or 213 in the CBT test together
with a TOEFL Test of Written English of 4.0, or an overall
IELTS score of 6.0 Candidates who do not satisfy these
requirements will be considered on a case-by-case
basis.
Core Modules
Research Methodology
Computer Science MSc. Project Dissertation
Optional Modules
Advanced Databases
Distributed Systems Security
Human Computer Interaction: Developing Usable Systems
Human Computer Interaction: Selecting Usable Systems
Introduction to Programming
Measures and Models for Software Engineering
Mobile Standards, Interfaces, and Applications
Multicast and Multimedia Networking
Multimedia Specification, Design and Production
Object-Oriented Programming
Principles and Practice of E-learning Design and
Development
Professional Issues
Secure Systems Programming
Software Development Tools and Methods
Software Engineering Practice and Experience
Web Scripting and Content Creation
Web Services
Wireless, Mobile and Ad-Hoc Networking
Detailed module descriptions available upon request by
directly contacting the college.
Accreditation
This programme is awarded by the University of
Hertfordshire, UK
Duration
Two academic years both full-time and part-time
Course Fees
Please contact the college directly to ascertain the course
fees. Medical insurance for Non-EU nationals is compulsory
and as part of the Irish Student Visa requirements and can
be arranged by CCT for an additional fee of EUR160 for 12
months.
UK and Irish NQF Levels
UK NQF award at Level 7
Irish NQF award at Level 9
Bachelors in Science in Computing in
Information Technology – CCT116
Course Audience
This full-time programme is ideal for any learner with an
interest and motivation to embark on a Computing career.
It provides a number of streams of the fundamental,
current and industry relevant schools of thought within
the field of Computing and Information Technology. No
pre-requisite knowledge of Computing and IT is required to
commence this course, but any previous knowledge, skills
or competence in the area would be advantageous.
Course Overview
The overall aim of this programme leading to the award
of Bachelors in Science in Computing in Information
Technology, is to provide its learners with the necessary
theoretical and practical skills, knowledge and competence,
to gain a comprehensive and specialised, strong foundation
and understanding of the area of Computing in Information
Technology. It is envisioned that graduates will be able
to fulfil a wide range of entry-level to middle-level roles
within the industry, and/or engage in further study in a
wide range of areas within Computing and Information
Technology at Irish NQF Level 8, to further develop their
careers.
Semester 5
Data Structures & Algorithms
Advanced Switching & Routing Data Mining Rich Internet Applications Major Group Project Part 1
Semester 6
Object Orientation with Design Patterns
Network Forensics
Cloud Computing & Virtualisation
Social Networking
Major Group Project Part 2
Assessment
CCT will utilise a variety of assessment methods to help
ensure that the learning outcomes of each subject will be
achieved, for example: Written Examination compiled of
long or short term essays, Objective Tests, Presentations,
Group Projects, Practical Assignments, Oral Examinations
and so on. Assessment will be continuous throughout each
module, with final examinations administered in most of the
modules.
Course Content
Accreditation
This programme is delivered over 6 academic semesters, 3
academic years:
It is anticipated that this programme will be validated by
the Higher Education and Training Awards Council of Ireland
(HETAC). This programme is presently awaiting validation.
Semester 1
Computer Programming 1
Data Communications
Maths for Computing & IT 1
Computer Architecture & Systems Creative Digital Media
Semester 2
Computer Programming 2
Network Technology
Maths for Computing & IT 2
Personal & Professional Development
Web Design
Semester 3
GUI Programming Mobile Technology
Client Operating Systems
Databases
Web Development
Semester 4
Advanced Programming
Systems Analysis & Design
Network Service Mgt. & Virtualisation
Server Operating Systems
Management Information Systems
Mechanisms for giving and receiving
feedback on learning progress
CCT constantly encourages feedback from its learners in a
formal and informal basis. Learners have an opportunity to
give feedback on the college, programme, faculty, facilities,
administration, student services and admissions and course
induction through the following verification surveys: 1)
Learner Verification survey; 2) Student Services and Support
survey; and 3) Admissions and Course Induction survey. CCT
constantly encourages feedback from its learners in a formal
and informal basis. Learners also conduct an Ongoing
Monitoring Review process with faculty and administration
of the college once per semester.
Duration / Commencement dates /
Irish NQF Level
Three academic years. This Irish NQF Level of this course
will be: Level 7. Please contact CCT directly for the next
Commencement date.
Course Fees
Please contact the college directly to ascertain the course
fees. Medical insurance for Non-EU nationals is compulsory
and as part of the Irish Student Visa requirements and can
be arranged by CCT for an additional fee of EUR160 for 12
months.
Bachelors in Science in Computing in
Information Technology – CCT116
Academic Progression Opportunities
Successful graduates of this programme, will be eligible to
progress onto Level 8 of the NQF on a related programme. Graduates would also be considered for other graduate
career opportunities in Ireland and globally, particularly
with preparation for such industry led qualifications such
as the CCNA and MCSA embedded into the first two years of
this academic programme.
Protection for Learners policy
The college maintains a Protection for Learners Policy for
this programme. In the unlikely event of a programme of
study unexpectedly ceasing, learners will be transferred to
another provider offering the same or similar programme.
To facilitate this, CCT has in place arrangements with
two other HETAC accredited providers to which course
participants will be directed in the unlikely event of
cessation of this programme. In the event of a programme of
study unexpectedly ceasing, where the option of transfer is
not acceptable or feasible to the learner, CCT will refund the
most recently paid fees. CCT has in place academic bonding
arrangements with two other HETAC providers who deliver
a similar programme at Level 7.
Learner Supports available
The following Learner Supports are available for this
programme: Mentoring, Accommodation and Airport
Transfer (if applicable), Counselling Service, Health Service,
Career Guidance Service, Learner Development programme,
Sports and Social programmes, Information and Publication
service, Moodle, Learner disability testing and expert advice
service through the CCT affiliation with IT Blanchardstown
and the National Learning Network.
Entry Requirements
Any experience within the Computing and ICT sector will be
advantageous, as well as Irish NQF Level 6 Higher Certificate
certification in the subject area of Computing and ICT. Minimum academic entry requirements for under 23 year
old applicants are: at least 2 Higher Level C3s and 4 passes
at Ordinary level in the Irish Leaving Certificate including
Maths and a language. International learners whose first
language is not English should have achieved an IELTS score
of 5.5 – 6.0 or the following TOEFL equivalencies: TOEFL
CBT – 183 / TOEFL IBT – 65.
Part-time courses
Alumni
The CCT Alumni Association was established in 2006 to
maintain lifelong links with our former academic and
professional students, tracking their career
development
and providing support for their future. Membership of
the association is automatic for the following:
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those who have pursued and completed academic
courses at the College;
those who have pursued professional qualifications through the College;
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those who have completed short-term or modular
programmes at the College; and
• those who initiated their studies (academic or
professional) with the College but have qualified
elsewhere.
We also support our former students and graduates with seminars, conferences, lectures and societies.
We hope that you will avail of the links we maintain
with many of the top multinational IT corporations and
privatencompanies around Ireland.
CCT delivers the following
part-time courses:
European Certification of
Informatics Professionals (EUCIP) CCT203
Internet and Email
CCT212
Introduction to Computer Programming CCT204
Introduction to Web Design
and Development CCT211
Microsoft Certified Systems
Administrator (MCSA)CCT205
Network + (CompTIA) CCT208
PC Maintenance and Repair CCT215
Adobe Photoshop CCT206
PHP and MySQL CCT210
Post Graduate Diploma
in ICT Management CCT214
A + (CompTIA) CCT207
Advanced Web Design and Development CCT213
Cisco Certified Network Associate CCT209
European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) CCT201
ECDL Advanced CCT202
Java Programming CCT225
Postgraduate Diploma in
Strategic Business and I.T
Summary course descriptions for part-time courses are
available on CCT’s website – www.cct.ie, by contacting the
college directly, or by requesting a part-time brochure.
CCT is constantly reviewing and changing our Part Time
offerings subject to demand and changes in the Information
Technology sector. Please contact the college for further
information.
Admission
Entrance requirements
Accommodation service
The academic entrance requirements for CCT´s
undergraduate and professional diploma programmes
are: Irish Leaving Certificate - 5 passes at Ordinary level
including Mathematics and any language
The minimum academic entrance requirements for
Full-time applicants should complete our direct
application form and return it to us, with the
appropriate supporting documentation where necessary.
Part-time applicants should complete our direct
enrolment form and return it to us. Part-time course
application forms can also be submitted online. Please
visit our website on www.cct.ie for further information.
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Primary degree in the field of Computing, or any
other related field, awarded by a recognised
institution/authority and/or
Minimum of 6 years experience within the industry at
an appropriate level, and having satisfied an
admissions interview with CCT faculty and
admissions staff
International equivalent academic entrance
requirements can be ascertained by contacting us
directly. Foreign applicants whose first language is not
English must produce a test score of an official
internationally-recognised English Language proficiency
test. Please contact us directly to discover what tests
and minimum scores we accept.
Application requirements
Each full-time course application submitted must be
accompanied by stipulated supporting documentation.
Please contact our Admissions Office to find out what
this documentation includes. Part-time course application
forms can be submitted online. Please visit our website on
www.cct.ie.
Course fees
CCT is a private institution and therefore course fees are
applicable. Please contact us for further information.
Application deadlines
We accept applications for our part-time and full-time
courses on a rolling basis. As our part-time courses run
year round (subject to demand), no application
deadlines exist. Please contact us to obtain application
deadlines for our full-time programmes.
Visa requirements
Please log onto the following website: www.inis.gov.ie;
and click on the “Visas” link, to obtain all the information
you need to make a Study in Ireland Visa application.
Alternatively CCT staff can guide and advise you through
the process if you are a prospective applicant and have
paid full fees for the first year of your chosen course.
COLLEGE OF COMPUTER TRAINING (CCT)
Enrolment Form for Full-Time Programmes
Personal Details
Third Level College or University
Education
Family Name:
Institution Name:
First Name: Course Name:
Date of Birth:
Title of Award:
Gender:
Duration of Course:
Email Address:
Awarding / Examining Body:
PPS Number in Ireland:
English Language Qualifications
(if applicable)
Irish Home Address:
Exam / Test Title
Result:
Next of Kin:
Date Taken:
Next of Kin Telephone Number:
Course Interested in Taking
Secondary School Education
Secondary School Qualification Obtained:
Signature:
Month and Year Obtained:
Overall Grade / Result:
Date:
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