How much does a Technology Associate make in Ireland?

I have never had such a hard time finding a job. I have over 10 years experience both in schools and manufacturing. I have also done many different rolls in IT. Network admin, IT Coordinator, Teaching Tech at a trade school, u name it. Working on my bachelors now as I am looking to be in management or IT Director as the end goal. I am wondering if it is even worth it. I never had any difficulty finding a job and moving up in my career but I am questioning if it is even worth it.

Hi everyone, I need guidance in the future, as I'm starting with Computer Technician, and now as Desktop Support Engineer, how do I proceed in the future? Am I qualified to go to the back end (I don't have a strong background but I'm willing to learn as I'm also learning about Microsoft 365 for my support purposes) or should I continue working the same role in different companies until I achieve Senior Support Engineer? Just asking for suggestions and guidance from all the experts here 🙌🏻

I’ve always wanted to work in IT, following my family’s footsteps and my own interest. I have a GCSE in Computer Science and a Cambridge Technical IT qualification, but the work system makes getting into IT support feel impossible. I’ve given up on apprenticeships. Any advice on getting an IT technician role or thoughts on the current job system would be appreciated.

I'm close to graduating college and I need to replace my second job (DoorDash) with another job to keep up with my bills. I have my A+ and Network+. I will graduate over the summer. Yesterday I started looking into NOC Analyst roles or Data Center positions although I am not sure what's flexible enough to allow me to work on the weekends only. Any suggestions on what job is more likely to be obtainable?