From accountancy to construction, the choice of apprenticeships is expanding to meet a growing demand

Institute says there is a socio-economic hierarchy to the provision of hours

Exam season isn’t easy for anyone in the home, so how can you get yourself and your family through it?

Planned changes to the apprenticeship system could be among the most significant to the Irish education system in decades

Dodge the pitfalls and get on track for the right career

Analysis: Guidance counselling allocation to be ringfenced in schools under circular

Rise in honours maths numbers stalls as ‘uplift’ effect of bonus points at its limit

If you didn’t get what you wanted in the Leaving, think hard before repeating

As more students take higher level maths bonus points awarded push up levels

Almost 119,000 students are registered for the State exams that begin on Wednesday

Avoid negative self-talk and reach out for help

The Leaving and Junior Certs are here. Don’t panic, turn off your phone, and rest (but not too much)

Counsellors’ Institute says austerity measure leading to inequality in education system

Anything that eases strain for students is worth it, say guidance councillors

Joint arts and science degree will be the first of its type in Ireland

Negativity from Government and teacher unions ‘numbing’, says Mark Patrick Hederman

Raising a resilient child: future happiness lies in learning to cope with adversity, says Sheila Wayman

Second year is likely to be a testing time for parents, teachers and teenagers

Our young people are coming out in much more significant numbers and at a much earlier age, which is a real sign of progress