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I posted shorts video about list of part time jobs in Ireland. Please check out

Hello Suresh, That's great. Let me check and update you. How many languages do you speak? Mainly English. Please

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Sure mam i will explain in detail in upcoming video with one of the biomedical engg students (girl candidate)

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Sure will share my thoughts and information about part time jobs in upcoming live session

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Share your mail id to our instagram ID "K4kumar Vlogs" inbox please. I will share the google meet invite link. Thanks!

Share your mail id to our instagram ID "K4kumar Vlogs" inbox please. I will share the google meet invite link. Thanks!

Share your mail id to our instagram ID "K4kumar Vlogs" inbox please. I will share the google meet invite link. Thanks!

Share your mail id to our instagram ID "K4kumar Vlogs" inbox please. I will share the google meet invite link. Thanks!

Thanks for sharing. Sure will share the opportunity details during the live 🙂

Thanks for sharing. Sure will share the opportunity details during the live 🙂

Sure will answer the question during live on this weekend 21st December 8pm indian time. Stay tuned.

Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree in Ireland. Ireland is home to several prestigious universities and institutes offering engineering programs that are globally recognized. Here's what you need to know: Top Universities for Engineering in Ireland: University College Dublin (UCD) Trinity College Dublin (TCD) University of Galway University College Cork (UCC) Dublin City University (DCU) Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) Munster Technological University (MTU) Popular Engineering Disciplines: Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical & Electronic Engineering Software Engineering Biomedical Engineering Environmental Engineering Chemical Engineering Eligibility Requirements: Academic Qualification: You need to have completed your higher secondary education (equivalent to Irish Leaving Certificate) with strong grades, particularly in mathematics and science subjects. English Proficiency: Most universities require scores from English language proficiency tests like: IELTS (typically 6.0-6.5 overall) TOEFL (80-90) PTE Academic (50-60) Application Process: You apply through the Central Applications Office (CAO) or directly to the university. Tuition Fees: Tuition fees for non-EU students generally range between €10,000 and €25,000 per year, depending on the university and program. Scholarships: Ireland offers several scholarships for international students, such as: Government of Ireland Scholarships University-specific scholarships (e.g., UCD Global Excellence Scholarship, TCD Global Excellence Scholarship) Benefits of Studying Engineering in Ireland: High-Quality Education: Irish universities are ranked globally and have strong links with industries. Post-Study Work Visa: After completing your degree, you can avail of a 2-year post-study work visa to gain work experience in Ireland. Job Opportunities: Ireland is home to many global tech companies like Google, Apple, and Intel, providing ample job opportunities. STEM-Friendly Environment: Ireland heavily invests in STEM fields, creating a vibrant ecosystem for engineers.

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Hi @kumaraguru3265 Studying Data Science at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) is an excellent choice for several reasons. TCD is one of Ireland's most prestigious institutions, ranked among the top universities globally, and it has a strong reputation in technology and data-driven disciplines. Job Opportunities After Completing a PG in Data Science at TCD Booming Tech Industry in Ireland: Ireland is known as the "Silicon Valley of Europe," hosting the European headquarters of many global tech giants like Google, Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and LinkedIn. There’s also a high demand for data professionals across finance, healthcare, and manufacturing sectors. Post-Study Work Visa: International students are eligible for a 2-year post-study work visa after completing their master's degree, allowing you to seek employment in Ireland. High Demand for Data Scientists: Data science is one of the fastest-growing fields globally, and Ireland is no exception. The Irish government has invested heavily in digital transformation, creating more opportunities for skilled data professionals. Average Salaries: Entry-level data scientists in Ireland typically earn between €40,000 and €60,000 per year. With experience, this can rise to €80,000-€100,000+, especially in senior roles. Job Roles: Data Scientist Machine Learning Engineer Data Analyst Business Intelligence Analyst Big Data Engineer AI Specialist

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@K4kumarVlogs after O/l student visa க்கு ireland நாட்டில் bachalor ஸ்டடிக்கு அப்ளை பண்ணலாமா

Ireland offers student visas for international students, but there isn't a visa specifically termed "O/L student visa." However, students who have completed their Ordinary Level (O/L) qualifications and wish to pursue further education in Ireland can apply for a study visa to enroll in relevant educational programs. Types of Study Visas in Ireland: Short Stay (C) Visa: For courses lasting less than 3 months. Typically used for short-term language programs or certificate courses. Long Stay (D) Visa: For courses lasting longer than 3 months. This is the most common type for students enrolling in full-time education programs, including: Secondary school (high school). Foundation or preparatory courses. Higher education (undergraduate or postgraduate). Eligibility for Post-O/L Students: If you've completed O/L exams and plan to study in Ireland, you can apply for a Long Stay (D) Study Visa to enroll in: Secondary education (e.g., high school programs). Pre-university foundation courses. Vocational or specialized training courses. Requirements: To apply for a student visa for Ireland: Letter of Acceptance: Proof of enrollment in an Irish educational institution. Proof of Qualifications: Academic records, including O/L certificates. Financial Evidence: Demonstrate ability to cover tuition fees and living expenses (minimum €7,000 in savings for the first year). English Language Proficiency: If your first language isn't English, you might need IELTS, TOEFL, or an equivalent qualification. Valid Passport: Passport must be valid for the duration of your stay. Medical Insurance: Proof of private health insurance in Ireland. Secondary School Enrollment: If you're under 18 and wish to continue secondary school studies in Ireland, you may require a student guardian or host family arrangement. You can learn more about the application process by visiting the official Irish Immigration Service website.

@@zidan0777 yes of course you can!. There are no issues at all ! Make sure your travel date is just before the last date of expiry and confirm the flight status (sometime due to natural calamities flight can cancel or due to Air traffic) Note: it happened to couple of students where their flights got cancelled at the last minute and for us too we faced during India trip from Chennai to Dublin via Istanbul due to Air traffic issues) Also recently you might be aware of Crowd Strike (where major of flights got cancelled and struggled to issue boarding pass etc..)

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