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TechnoDen-competition-061 free pic no repro fee second place team Aileen Logan mercy heights skibbereen , Dylan Morley Coláiste an Spioraid Naoimh and Jennifer Greally Mount Mercy College , Now in its sixth year, the popular HighTechElec Transition Year Work Experience Programme ran for the first time this year from March 9-13. This programme aims to get students excited about the future and sets many of them on the path to joining tomorrow’s high-tech workforce. Cork Electronics Industry Association (CEIA) and Tyndall National Institute joined forces to showcase careers in the high-tech sector to a group of 20 transition year students with aspirations towards careers in science and engineering. The students, from 13 schools from Cork, Kerry and Dublin, spent the week between Tyndall, UCC, CIT and 8 local high-tech companies: Horner APG, Flextronics, Cork Internet eXchange, Firecomms, EMC, Sanmina SCI, S3 Group and Boston Scientific. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Eamon Connolly CEIA 086 2228 339 Keywords: TechnoDen competition
TechnoDen-competition-061 free pic no repro fee second place team Aileen Logan mercy heights skibbereen , Dylan Morley Coláiste an Spioraid Naoimh and Jennifer Greally Mount Mercy College , Now in its sixth year, the popular HighTechElec Transition Year Work Experience Programme ran for the first time this year from March 9-13. This programme aims to get students excited about the future and sets many of them on the path to joining tomorrow’s high-tech workforce. Cork Electronics Industry Association (CEIA) and Tyndall National Institute joined forces to showcase careers in the high-tech sector to a group of 20 transition year students with aspirations towards careers in science and engineering. The students, from 13 schools from Cork, Kerry and Dublin, spent the week between Tyndall, UCC, CIT and 8 local high-tech companies: Horner APG, Flextronics, Cork Internet eXchange, Firecomms, EMC, Sanmina SCI, S3 Group and Boston Scientific. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Eamon Connolly CEIA 086 2228 339 Keywords: TechnoDen competition
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second place team Aileen Logan

mercy heights skibbereen , Dylan Morley Coláiste an Spioraid Naoimh and Jennifer Greally Mount Mercy College , Now in its sixth year, the popular HighTechElec Transition Year Work Experience Programme ran for the first time this year from March 9-13. This programme aims to get students excited about the future and sets many of them on the path to joining tomorrow’s high-tech workforce. Cork Electronics Industry Association (CEIA) and Tyndall National Institute joined forces to showcase careers in the high-tech sector to a group of 20 transition year students with aspirations towards careers in science and engineering. The students, from 13 schools from Cork, Kerry and Dublin, spent the week between Tyndall, UCC, CIT and 8 local high-tech companies: Horner APG, Flextronics, Cork Internet eXchange, Firecomms, EMC, Sanmina SCI, S3 Group and Boston Scientific.
pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228
more info contact Eamon Connolly CEIA 086 2228 339
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