It depends on how much time you dedicate to your search. If you can refresh daft and other property websites every 5 mins and reach out to the agent as soon as possible, you should be fine. Make sure to not rely on just property websites. Use the agent’s name from the advertisement and contact them separately on their website as well. Good luck with your house hunting 👍
Now I done my bachelor of pharmacy with cgpa 8.5 in India And want to do masters in pharmacy in jan 2025 intake Can you suggest me some universities and their tution fee What is current scenerio of part time job in ireland Am I able to meet my expenses living cost from part time job .I have no experience in pharmaceutical industry Is it worth to pursue msc in pharmacy from ireland as a fresher
Hi. Pharmacy is a good area of study but I am not sure if there are graduate or trainee roles for pharmacists. Please double check if you need any further certifications apart from your degree to be a registered pharmacists. Part time job situation is not bad but there are just so many people around which makes it difficult to find the job straightaway.
What is the scope for supply chain management? I have around 2 years of experience in Marketing side And does indian internships counts as work experience and is it helpful?
All depends on your luck and if you have all the documents handy. 2 bedroom property are in high demand so competition is going to be tough. It might take you approximately 2 months.
I know it is very difficult. Maybe you can live on sharing basis temporarily and then find a house of your own. A 2 bedroom apartment will cost you anywhere between €2000-2600/month and 3 bed from €2500-€3200/month.
@@Momos_n_Mood thank you🙂. It's just that we have a kid of 3.5yr. It's difficult to share space when u hv a kid. Is there anything I can do while I am india that speed up process of settling in Ireland or getting documents ready before we reach?
Hello mam! I had completed my graduation in Arts stream this year and I scored 68% and i had given pte test in which i scored 80 overall and not less than 76 but I have no work experience and now I’m thinking to do msc in management from Ireland. Can you please recommend me good universities and is there a scope for a permanent job for the msc in management students who have no work experience
Hi Akshay. I also came as a fresher after completing my bachelor from Delhi University. Although job market is a lot tougher in comparison to when I came to Ireland but yes there are chances to get a full time job. You might find it difficult initially and it can take around 6-8 months after completing your course to land into a full time role. It took me 4 months approx after completing my course.
It all depends on what are you going to study and what’s your background. Can you tell me your desired area of study and what kind of work experience you are currently carrying?
Hi. Very difficult to suggest here as your current experience won’t fall under critical skills category so you will be starting from scratch and finding job as a graduate is tough.
Hello ma'am , I'm looking for masters inn marketing in Ireland without work experience will that be an issue to find a job in later part? Which universities would you like to suggest or any other information? I'll be really grateful if you could revert back as I'm in really dilemma between Ireland and UK. Thank you
Hi. Thanks for reaching out to us. Getting a job in marketing without any prior experience can be quite tricky because when organisations look to employ marketing professionals they want them to deliver on KPIs and that is only possible when you have got the right technical expertise. Sales or Accounting is still a better avenue rather than marketing because the number of graduate roles in those fields is generally higher than other domains. You can take M.Sc Management course which covers all aspects like marketing, finance, accounting etc and that will broaden your scope to find a suitable job. Also, I have heard that UK government is thinking to go back to 6 months stay back visa. So Ireland is still a better choice than UK.
studying marketing course without any relevant experience can be tricky. M.Sc management can be a better alternative or gain some work experience and then study this course. You can drop us your questions here or on our Instagram page and I will do my best to assist.
@@puntkick7 if you have that experience then getting a part time job or full time job won’t be difficult. I would advise you to build your career as a chef. If you become head chef then you might qualify for critical skills visa in Ireland.
I have talked to 2-3 people on LinkedIn who are graduate from UCD MSc management program. They all are saying ki job market after Masters is not good at all. Could you give your POV as I am planning for master's abroad
Being a graduate with no experience definitely has less scope because you can only apply for graduate roles and they are not that much in numbers in comparison to the amount pf students studying bachelors and masters in Ireland. Carrying some experience is an advantage as it might help you to get job within that domain. Being a graduate all you can do is just keep applying for all the jobs no matter what is the position and you land yourself into a role which all depends on your luck.
@@Momos_n_Mood Currently no cuz I graduated just few months back in may but I’ve completed internship in my college time also i have few personal projects of my own
you might find it difficult to land yourself into a job buddy. I will advise you to gain some experience in India and try to get specialisation into an area like cybersecurity or infrastructure etc and then come to Ireland. It takes a lot of money to pursue a course so I don’t want to suggest anything wrong.
