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Network Sector
Engineering / Construction
Network Region
Dublin, National
Network Manager
Suzanne Purcell
Network Promoter
Construction IT AllianceNetwork Contact
Daria Choromanska
Phone
+353 86 014 4853Website
Visit websiteCitA Skillnet encourages businesses operating in Ireland’s highly competitive construction sector to take full advantage of current and emerging information and communications technologies (ICT). The construction sector is rapidly evolving, and CitA Skillnet's mission is to support architecture, engineering, construction and operations businesses through the provision of innovative ICT upskilling programmes and knowledge sharing initiatives.
Collaborating with industry, the network designs, develops and delivers responsive, bespoke and flexible, subsidised upskilling courses to address the ongoing needs of businesses. CitA Skillnet is promoted by Construction IT Alliance (CitA). Membership of the network is open to private enterprises in the construction sector.
"I had previously completed the CitA Skillnet Msc in Construction Informatics. I found the course to be thorough, in-depth and it presented an industry focused view on the implementation of digital technologies to the construction industry. The lecturers and tutors on the course were extremely knowledgeable and delivered their course content well, with a high degree of interaction encouraged."
Ciarán McManus – Mercury Engineering
“Availing of the discounted NFQ level courses at TU Dublin through the CitA Skillnet was a great opportunity to upskill in my profession in a meaningful way. Additionally, participating in the course helps keep you up to date with the latest industry processes and career progression."
Karen Nolan – O’Mahony Pike
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