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Explore all graduate advice and guidance on gradireland

On gradireland you'll find graduate careers advice on a huge range of topics – and we're adding more all the time. Compare career options with information on what to expect from working life in different sectors, then learn how you can develop your skills, gain work experience and succeed in applications and interviews. If you're not sure what you'd like to do, don't panic: we're here to help you take those first steps into making career decisions. We also have articles on how to make the most of uni life, organise your job hunt, juggle job offers and more. Whether you're in your first year of university or have already graduated, our career advice for students and graduates will set you on the right path.
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Azets Ireland to merge with PKF O’Connor, Leddy & Holmes

Advice

Azets Ireland today announces its intention to merge with PKF O’Connor, Leddy & Holmes which will see the two firms come together under the Azets brand upon completion of the deal.

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Residential negotiator job description

Job descriptions and industry overviews

Whether it's working in residential or commercial sales, negotiators have a demanding but diverse job with plenty of scope for career progression.

Property, construction & QS
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Property manager job description

Job descriptions and industry overviews
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Professional bodies in property and construction

Advice
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Structure of apprenticeships

FAQs

SOLAS is the agency with responsibility for apprenticeship programmes, an area that is undergoing considerable growth.

Property, construction & QS+6
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Why you should consider a career in construction

Advice

As students contemplate where their future lies, the demand for skilled craftspeople makes the construction sector an attractive choice, whether you choose to follow the apprenticeship or third-level route, writes Antoinette Rourke, lecturer with the Department of Construction & Surveying at Dundalk Institute of Technology.

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Could you be Ireland’s next Undergraduate of The Year?

Advice
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Apprenticeships: a proven route to success

FAQs

When it comes to deciding on a career path to follow, the route that traditionally comes to mind is full time study in college or university. While many will take this route to their chosen career, it might not be for everyone.

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Architecture and design

Areas of work, specialisms and alternatives

The role of an architect encompasses many aspects of construction projects and is a unique and rewarding role requiring both exceptional creativity and accuracy.

Property, construction & QS
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Building Information Modelling/Architectural Technology

Areas of work, specialisms and alternatives

Building Information Modelling (BIM) is an innovative new approach to building design, construction, and management. Architectural Technology involves working as part of an architectural or construction team, providing specific documents or technological requirements for the project.

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Building Services

Areas of work, specialisms and alternatives

Building services engineers design and implement essential systems and play a key role in ensuring projects are energy efficient.

Property, construction & QS+6
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Structural engineering

Areas of work, specialisms and alternatives

Structural engineering is a specialism of civil engineering. It is the science and art of designing civil engineering facilities so that they can safely resist the forces to which they may be subjected. Structural engineers are key creative members of every design team; around the world they are committed to sustainably developing a safer built environment.

Property, construction & QS+6
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