Office Admin 5M1997

-Links from Office Administration & Health Administration 5M1997

NCI: (www.ncirl.ie)

• Any course at Levels 6 or 8. Minimum of 3 Distinctions needed.

DCU: (www.dcu.ie)

• DC231 (Level 8) Industrial Relations. Minimum of 5 Distinctions needed.
• DC232 (Level 8) Law & Society. Minimum of 5 Distinctions needed.

TU Dublin - Blanchardstown

• Any course at Level 6, 7 or 8.

DKIT: (www.dkit.ie)

• Any award at Level 6, 7 or 8 (except Nursing).  
• DK615 (Level 6) Front Office Management & Business Administration

Minimum of 3 Distinctions needed

TU Dublin - City

• TU731 (Level 7) Auctioneering Valuation & Estate Agency
• TU675 (Level 6) Marketing
• TU674 (Level 6) Business Studies
• TU673(Level 6) Business Management
• TU676 (Level 6) Retail Management & Marketing
• TU747 (Level 7) Tourism Management
• TU745 (Level 7) Hospitality Management

Must have passed all 8 Modules

DCU & DIT hold 10% of places for QQI/FETAC Students. Entry to all colleges is based on meeting any stated minimum entry requirements and on points.

Distinction = 49, Merit = 32 & Pass = 16

To find out the points for these courses last year see the student resources section on www.cao.ie

Marino College:

Advanced Administration with Project Management

Course no. 417

Duration

One year full-time course
 

Award

QQI Level 6 Award 6M5013

Entry Requirements

Level 5 Certificate in Business Studies or related area is desirable but not essential.

Mature students welcome. All applicants will be interviewed.

Course Aims

This Project and Event Management course will equip the learner with the necessary skills to develop and experience real life projects. Learners will be given an opportunity to plan and manage a range of events based at Marino College including the highly successful Five Lamps Arts Festival (www.fivelampsarts.ie)

This one year course aims to develop the learner's business and management skills, to provide advanced training in a number of computer applications and an understanding of his/her role in the modern business world. The course also aims to increase the learner’s expertise and professional practice and in turn broaden employment prospects and career promotion possibilities.

Course Content Overview (or Year One)

Future Prospects

Successful students from this QQI Level 6 Administration with Project Management may continue with further studies through the special link with the National College of Ireland. Alternatively, successful students will be equipped to seek employment across a range of sectors in the following areas and industries: Project Management, Event Co-Ordination, Marketing, Creative Technology Industries and Financial Services.