Higher Education/Industry Workshop - Third Level ICT Provision - Kathryn Raleigh, Director ICT Ireland Tuesday 21 st October 2008.

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Higher Education/Industry Workshop - Third Level ICT Provision - Kathryn Raleigh, Director ICT Ireland Tuesday 21 st October 2008

Confederation House | 84/86 Lower Baggot Street | Dublin 2 | Ireland | Agenda ICT sector in ROI Trends within the ICT sector Labour supply & industry demands ICT Ireland reaction to skills shortage Recommendations

Confederation House | 84/86 Lower Baggot Street | Dublin 2 | Ireland | ICT sector in the Republic of Ireland Exports  €30 billion  One third of all exports Employment  ICT manufacturing – 30,000  ICT services – 53,400 Value Add  €14 billion  16% of gross value added in industry & services

Confederation House | 84/86 Lower Baggot Street | Dublin 2 | Ireland | ICT Foreign Direct Investment

Confederation House | 84/86 Lower Baggot Street | Dublin 2 | Ireland | Trends within of the ICT sector Shift from low skilled electronic jobs to higher skilled ICT jobs, particularly software, SCM Masters, PhDs Employment growth driven by:  expansion  inward investment  start-ups Simultaneous creation and loss of jobs

Confederation House | 84/86 Lower Baggot Street | Dublin 2 | Ireland | Labour supply Domestic Supply UpskillingInward Migrants

Confederation House | 84/86 Lower Baggot Street | Dublin 2 | Ireland | ICT Ireland Programmes ICT Ireland Champions Programme  in partnership with FAS and Engineers Ireland Graduate Placement Programme  in partnership with Engineers Ireland ICT Ireland Internship Programme  in partnership with the HEA Go Places with Technology Brochure Attendance at Careers Fairs Annual IBEC Career Guidance Seminar

Confederation House | 84/86 Lower Baggot Street | Dublin 2 | Ireland | ICT Champions Programmes

Confederation House | 84/86 Lower Baggot Street | Dublin 2 | Ireland | ‘Are you up for it ?’ Campaign

Confederation House | 84/86 Lower Baggot Street | Dublin 2 | Ireland | ICT Ireland Lobbying Department of Education & Science Department of Enterprise Trade and Employment Maths – bonus points

Confederation House | 84/86 Lower Baggot Street | Dublin 2 | Ireland | Recommendations The key stakeholders must work together  industry, government, universities/colleges, professional bodies Promotion of science and maths must begin at primary and continue on into secondary school Teachers training and by-in are key

Confederation House | 84/86 Lower Baggot Street | Dublin 2 | Ireland | Partnerships are key !