Students look past recession towards hi-tech horizons
According to the Cork Electronics Industry Association, there has been a substantial shift in emphasis for second-level students, who are recognising the career opportunities.
“Student interest is increasing year on year as it becomes evident that graduates in this area are in demand,” said Deirdre de Bhailís, CEIA spokesperson. She said up to 20,000 are employed in the computer sector in Cork.
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