Nice to know and you are almost correct there. You said no traffic??? Traffic is there especially during morning & evening office hours but people drive in a civic manner. There are gray areas but definitely it is not like Delhi. Getting Schengen visa appointments is a big hassle here. Weather is too bad here but it depends on the person. Summer/Pleasant days are actually not more than 30-40 days in a year. Colleges/Uni do not matter much if you have experience but as in case of Rhea who was a fresher when she came to Dublin in that case having a good college does give you an edge above others but again it is not s deciding factor during interviews/recruitment
Rhea ji, proud to hear you and your thought about ireland. wishing you bright future in your youtube journy .kindly request improve sound quility in your vlog.
Hi Rhea..Thanks for the video.....One question to clarify with you , if you want, can you do two jobs at once. I mean, doing a part time job while being in a fulltime job ..is it possible in Ireland ? Could you please tell me your idea? if possible, could you please tell me the way ? Thank you.
For accounting Ireland perhaps but for finance definitely UK. Its better you have some certification like at least cfa level 1 and at least few years of work exp along with top tier UK uni degree to target top tier investment banks in London. Some recommend unis are Imperial, lse lbs, Warwick, oxbridge and Edinburgh
@Mh26reels actually I am researching from past 3 months about the country's actually I am interested in accounting and as I am a undergraduate student I don't have any experience in job market and to do masters related to accounting I have selected ireland, after completion of my masters in ireland to get a job right now I have started doing internships related to accounting even when I stay in ireland I will do atleast 2 interships.So now tell me is it good to complete my masters in ireland?and i need to settle also.
@escapingrheality Do you have any inputs on the recent rise in anti immigration opinions and the riots/anti social elements of the society(north face/tracksuit children)? I am planning to move to ireland soon for jobs but accounts of encounters with these anti social elements are genuinely scary
Hi, I'm Irish. There are some anti social incidents, like there are anywhere, but it is very safe in general. If I were you, I'd be more concerned about housing. As there are so many people coming into Ireland, approximately 1000 per week legally & who knows how many illegally, the housing capacity is very limited so rents are very expensive. This is one of the reasons for anti immigrant sentiment as young Irish people can't afford to buy houses due to the lack of new builds. It is creating tension but most blame the government and not immigrants for this. Also, bring a good waterproof jacket if you do come to Ireland as you'll need it! ;)
@@will8421 Thank you for the response it puts my mind on ease honestly. The company that hired me is planning to give us a destination service consultant to help us find a place to live so fingers crossed on that!
Hi Suyash, I would agree what Will said. You need to be aware of the areas and follow basic civic sense to adjust. Rent is high. Most people live with housemates. There are isolated cares of racism/anti immigrant policies like everywhere else
@@Escapingrheality Can you cover the areas which folks should avoid? I am aware of finglas and ballymun ( i hope i am getting that right) but is there any other area to avoid? Thanks for the response
Hello Rhea, You are going a great job helping people basically I am a thumbnail designer and can help you in elevating your content. For better understanding I can share you my portfolio if your interested you can share your email (or anything else)
Manifesting , studying Ireland in 2026 💫💫
Same here 😇
@ manifest bro manifest 🤝🏻
@@manishaadanu2023 Amen to that 🙏
Same bro🥹
New subscriber ❤ i'm gonna watch all the videos know to get full knowledge before coming.. thnks alot ❤❤🎉
Nice to know and you are almost correct there.
You said no traffic??? Traffic is there especially during morning & evening office hours but people drive in a civic manner.
There are gray areas but definitely it is not like Delhi.
Getting Schengen visa appointments is a big hassle here.
Weather is too bad here but it depends on the person. Summer/Pleasant days are actually not more than 30-40 days in a year.
Colleges/Uni do not matter much if you have experience but as in case of Rhea who was a fresher when she came to Dublin in that case having a good college does give you an edge above others but again it is not s deciding factor during interviews/recruitment
Rhea ji, proud to hear you and your thought about ireland. wishing you bright future in your youtube journy .kindly request improve sound quility in your vlog.
Confused between MSC in digital marketing and MSC in corporate finance, what will be better , can U help me to find out ???
Hello! I'm planning to get my Msc in Digital Marketing from Ireland. It would be great if you could give me some tips! Is the course good?
I am in ireland on dependant visa and i have done masters form England. Can u share how to search a job in ireland?
Hi Rhea..Thanks for the video.....One question to clarify with you , if you want, can you do two jobs at once. I mean, doing a part time job while being in a fulltime job ..is it possible in Ireland ? Could you please tell me your idea? if possible, could you please tell me the way ? Thank you.
Can I pursue data science roles in the job market after completing my MSc in Computing (Data Analytics) program from DCU?
Have u got offer frm DCU n where r u from please reply
Is it worth to study at university of galway?
I have an offer letter for international management course
Plz guide!
Hi Aryan I am also applying for the same course can we connect ?
Maam which one is better ucc or dcu i have offer from both
How you have in universities applied?
Which country is best between uk and ireland for a master's in finance? Do we get a good jobs in ireland ?
For accounting Ireland perhaps but for finance definitely UK. Its better you have some certification like at least cfa level 1 and at least few years of work exp along with top tier UK uni degree to target top tier investment banks in London. Some recommend unis are Imperial, lse lbs, Warwick, oxbridge and Edinburgh
@Mh26reels actually I am researching from past 3 months about the country's actually I am interested in accounting and as I am a undergraduate student I don't have any experience in job market and to do masters related to accounting I have selected ireland, after completion of my masters in ireland to get a job right now I have started doing internships related to accounting even when I stay in ireland I will do atleast 2 interships.So now tell me is it good to complete my masters in ireland?and i need to settle also.
Have you given IELTS exam ,is it necessary.
Yes we have to give an English exam but it can be ilets , tofel, Duolingo and more
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@escapingrheality Do you have any inputs on the recent rise in anti immigration opinions and the riots/anti social elements of the society(north face/tracksuit children)?
I am planning to move to ireland soon for jobs but accounts of encounters with these anti social elements are genuinely scary
Hi, I'm Irish. There are some anti social incidents, like there are anywhere, but it is very safe in general. If I were you, I'd be more concerned about housing. As there are so many people coming into Ireland, approximately 1000 per week legally & who knows how many illegally, the housing capacity is very limited so rents are very expensive. This is one of the reasons for anti immigrant sentiment as young Irish people can't afford to buy houses due to the lack of new builds. It is creating tension but most blame the government and not immigrants for this. Also, bring a good waterproof jacket if you do come to Ireland as you'll need it! ;)
@@will8421 Thank you for the response it puts my mind on ease honestly. The company that hired me is planning to give us a destination service consultant to help us find a place to live so fingers crossed on that!
Hi Suyash, I would agree what Will said. You need to be aware of the areas and follow basic civic sense to adjust. Rent is high. Most people live with housemates. There are isolated cares of racism/anti immigrant policies like everywhere else
@@Escapingrheality Can you cover the areas which folks should avoid? I am aware of finglas and ballymun ( i hope i am getting that right) but is there any other area to avoid?
Thanks for the response
Hello Rhea, You are going a great job helping people basically I am a thumbnail designer and can help you in elevating your content. For better understanding I can share you my portfolio if your interested you can share your email (or anything else)