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Cybersecurity Associate Apprenticeship

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    Fast Track Into Information Technology CLG (FIT)
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    Ref: #APP-2401511
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    AMTCE, Bldg B, Xerox Tech Park, Dublin Road, Dundalk, Co. Louth,
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    No of positions: 1
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    Published On: 08 Jul 2025
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    Closing On: 05 Aug 2025

**Please Apply For The Programme Directly Via WWW.FIT.IE**

The Cybersecurity Apprenticeship is a two-year programme designed for those who have recently completed second-level education or learners seeking to retrain. It is a dual-education programme involving both college-based and workplace learning. This college-based learning is state funded and apprentices receive a salary (€312 per week - Year 1 and €408 per week - Year 2) from their employer while on the tech apprenticeship programme.

Why Choose a Tech Apprenticeship?

- Training is fully-funded, and learners earn a salary from the very beginning
- Gain hands-on technical experience with top companies in Ireland
- Successful completion of all modules on this programme results in the attainment of a Quality and Qualifications Ireland-accredited Advanced Certificate in Cybersecurity, which is placed at Level Six on the National Framework of Qualifications
- On successful completion of the programme, qualified apprentices have the potential to progress into full-time positions with their employers or in some cases with a new technology employer.
- Develop business and interpersonal skills such as teamwork, customer-facing skills and project management

Entry Requirements:
- Must be 18 years or older
- Will be required to complete an initial aptitude test
- Must have achieved a passing grade (or O6/H7) in 5 or more subjects, including Mathematics and English (both at Ordinary Level or above), in the Irish Leaving Certificate
- Must be eligible to participate in Further Education and Training programmes
- Must be entitled to study and work in Ireland
For more information please see apprenticeship.ie
Note: As part of the national apprenticeship system, there are formal requirements for approval of an employer's suitability to train apprentices and for registration of apprentices. Advertising on this site does not guarantee that Employers are approved to recruit and train for apprenticeship positions.
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