‘My son has a first-class honours degree, but he has no job offers’
Graduate demand seems to have been affected by AI - what advice would you give highly educated people with no interest from employers?
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Graduate demand seems to have been affected by AI - what advice would you give highly educated people with no interest from employers?
Curriculum content, college facilities, accommodation and public transport are key issues when sizing up third-level options
Demonstrations from Albania to Spain are largely unconnected, but some common frustrations run through them
Guardians can research the multiple choices available and act as a sounding board, but an independent decision is key to success
A guide to what you will hear on campus, how entry works and your options if the CAO does not go to plan
Here are some questions that may help you get the most out of an open day
With more than 60 nationalities represented in the student body, Villiers School in Limerick prides itself on a diverse and inclusive ethos
Everything you need to know in advance of undergraduate open days around the State
Going to open days can help you decide where you want to spend the next few years
If your son enjoys people, travel, business and exciting international environments, here’s a number of degree options
The key dates and what to expect at Ireland’s university open days
Prime minister Edi Rama rejects calls to resign
Investigation assessed credibility of email attributed to foreign militant group
State funding of higher education per student stands at 34% less than in 2008
The fourth ResearchEd conference in Ireland tackled big questions, including: Why are students bad at learning and why do conferences have bad coffee?
Students see wellbeing as foundation rather than add-on to college success
Combination of skilled teachers and a Department of Education programme at the forefront of a new approach to languages in Irish schools
As a single mum, it’s not easy trying to control a 15-year-old boy who seems to have lost all interest in his school life
We have made education transactional and have forgotten that learning is a good in and of itself
Dates that consumer changes - such as income tax, fuel allowances, childcare and rent relief - come into effect
We should not forget that the chaos caused by Covid can still be impacting on young adults as they begin the next chapter
We need to see more investment into our institutions and our students
Student says budget lacks any ‘meaningful’ action to resolve accommodation crisis and fails to protect students from fare increases
Students want Government to reduce contribution fees by €500 and address the price of transport
Do we really want our universities to be much cheaper than others in the EU?
Newly appointed staff working with families of economically disadvantaged students can fundamentally alter the life trajectories of young people
Students have far more choice today when it comes to revision, but how do you find the method that suits your learning style?
‘Right. Tell me what they are offering. We will match it!’ I said confidently
Academics, teachers, students and parents make a ‘contribution to the conversation’ on future of Irish education
Subjects affected include maths, English, chemistry, physics, biology and construction studies
Disadvantaged students will be most affected by the disastrous reform of the Senior Cycle
She is developing her perspective on future careers and RDS exhibition is a good place to start
Nisha Devanathan was nominated for Graduate of the Year in 2025
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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