How to survive as a part-time post-grad student in full-time employment

Life is tough as a part-time post-grad student and full-time employee, there is no doubt about it. However you will be impressed with yourself if you can pull it off and the sense of achievement will be massive (I heard).
I am a master student myself currently in the middle of a course in DCU. Juggling life with college and work is not easy but very enjoyable once you are on top of your tasks. Which you probably aren’t always, let’s face it. But what you will learn is to prioritise and make sacrifices.  There are a few little things you can do to help you cope with the extra stress and since I am in the situation myself, I would like to share with you guys:

How to start a blog: Wordpress.com v Worpress.org

In a previous post I have written about the hard  choice to be made between Blogger and Wordpress and have mentioned that there is a hosted and self-hosted service for Wordpress. 

How to choose a blogging platform: Blogger v Wordpress

If you are starting out your own blog - which by the way is a good way of demonstrating your online marketing passion - there are several free tools out there that will help you to do just that. Two of the main platforms are Blogger and Wordpress. 

Complete List of Digital Marketing Courses in Dublin

I was in this situation myself not too long ago. The decision was made that I was going to get a qualification in digital marketing but once I embarked on the journey to find a suitable course, I was struck with the sheer volume of courses available in Dublin.

A couple of years ago this was a different picture. After finishing my undergraduate degree I had considered to do a Master in Digital Marketing but back then in 2012 the choice was a little smaller. Now nearly every major university is offering a master programme and there are several shorter courses out there to up skill.

How to make the right next step in your career after college

Throughout my time in university I always had this blurry vision of the perfect role in the back of my head. When it comes to the time when I actually wrote my final exams and all my lectures were finished up I started feeling the pressure of knowing what I actually wanted to do when I graduate. Unfortunately, I had no clue, apart from knowing I wanted to do something in the online space.