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NATIONAL COLLEGE OF IRELAND SAYS YES TO CORK
Left to right: Avril Quinn, Commercial Manager, The Resources.ie Group, Don Quinn, Managing Director, The Resources.ie Group, Phil Chambers, Business Analyst Association of Ireland & National College of Ireland
The National College of Ireland has announced that they will commence teaching of their Business Analysis qualification in Cork in September this year. The Certificate in Business Analysis has proven to be an extremely popular course in Dublin at their IFSC Campus over the past number of years with a large number of attendees from the Public and Private sectors. Phil Chambers, a Cork native, developed this programme based on extensive professional experience over 34 years. Speaking with the Cork Business Community recently Phil declared that the National College of Ireland is delighted to be offering this course to the Cork market and that this decision was made based on the calibre of the Cork workforce both employed and also unemployed. The Resources.ie Group, a Cork company who work throughout Ireland have also been appointed to make the course available to the Cork and Munster markets and Don Quinn, Managing Director of the Group is delighted to endorse this qualification “I am delighted that the National College of Ireland are making this course available in Cork and indeed Munster. I think it is a very strong move which demonstrates both their belief in our Cork workforce and support available from the Business Community of Cork”. The venue for this course is University College Cork and teaching will commence on 16th September 2010. For further details and to book your place please contact The Resources.ie Group at Cork (021) 4815325 or email info@resources.ie
Media Contacts:
Avril Quinn
Commercial Manager
The Resources.ie Group
(021) 4815325 (086) 2176742
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