Since 2006, Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet has partnered with industry and academia to develop in-demand tech skills for businesses across Ireland. Whether you are stepping into a new role, scaling a team or transforming your business, we help you access the right training at the right time.
We help individuals and organisations build the critical technology skills needed to succeed, and to realise their full potential.
Join over 6,000 companies and 14,000 professionals who have developed critical tech skills with Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet over the last two decades.
Free professional tech training to empower you and your team
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Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet is a business network that helps professionals and organisations in Ireland build in-demand technology skills. We work with industry to develop subsidised and industry-led training across areas such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data analytics, cloud, software development, software architecture, leadership and digital transformation.
Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet courses are designed for both working professionals and companies. Some learners want to upskill for career progression or a move into a new role. Others are employers looking to develop teams, strengthen digital capability, or support transformation projects through accredited courses, short programmes, free training and tailored in-company options.
Yes. Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet works with organisations looking to build digital capability across teams. Support may include access to subsidised professional programmes, free learning resources, and selected tailored or in-company training options depending on business need.
Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet offers a mix of accredited part-time programmes, short professional courses, free online training, and selected bespoke or in-company training supports. Depending on the programme, that can include Master’s degrees, certificates, on-demand learning, and practical industry-focused training designed for real workplace application.
Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet offers training across a wide range of high-demand technology and business-critical areas. These include artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity, data analytics, innovation and transformation, leadership, quantum computing, software architecture, and software development.
Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet programmes are subsidised, and some are fully funded. Funding and fee levels depend on the specific course and the learner’s eligibility.
Eligible applicants for funding must be employed by, or operating as, an eligible business engaged in economic activity in the Republic of Ireland. This includes private companies, sole traders, commercial social enterprises and eligible commercial semi-state organisations. Additional eligibility verification may be required for certain organisation types to avail of grant-aided fees.
Yes. Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet offers free tech training through selected initiatives and learning platforms. These include fully funded online resources and courses in areas such as AI, cybersecurity, networking, data analytics, IT, and professional skills, giving individuals and teams flexible ways to build capability at no cost.
Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet courses are designed mainly for working professionals and are delivered online, blended, or part-time. The exact format depends on the programme, but flexibility is a core part of the offer so learners can build valuable skills while continuing to work and manage existing commitments.
The application process depends on the course, but it usually starts with an enquiry or eligibility check through Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet. For many subsidised programmes, our team first confirms funding eligibility, after which eligible applicants are guided to the relevant academic or training provider for the formal application process.
