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Many students are left devastated each year due to errors or omissions in their applications
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Many students are left devastated each year due to errors or omissions in their applications
Rise of AI tools is fueling concern among educators over potential for student cheating in projects worth 40%
There are lots to choose from at university, with new options well worth considering
Students will be competing for college places against applicants with bumper grades from previous years
Biggest reforms in half century will see a minimum of 40% awarded for coursework
Changes in the ‘best interests’ of thousands of students, says Minister for Education Helen McEntee
Many new science degrees incorporate training that addresses skills gaps employers have identified
Oral presentations are increasingly being used at third level in response to AI – and secondary schools are set to follow suit
Research tracks experiences of vulnerable young people and level of support offered by schools
Immersion in the language is key – as is understanding the structure of the assessment
Large number of students to compete for places on courses in health subjects, veterinary science and law
Class of 2025 students will be at disadvantage compared to those with bumper grades in recent years
Dublin Academy of Education to admit transition year students at its expanded Blackrock campus
It is a make-or-break moment for reform of a Leaving Cert subject which teaches pupils vital life skills
Students who achieve 40 per cent in higher level maths are entitled to 25 bonus points from the CAO. But while some teachers warn of unintended consequences, many students feel it’s a fair reflection of the extra work required
It is worrying that continental language take-up at Leaving Cert level is dropping
Access routes provide a pathway into college for more vulnerable students
Significant increase may place upward pressure on high-demand CAO points courses
Yes, tertiary degrees are an exciting new option which are opening doors for students of all ages
Watch out for a piece of correspondence which lands in May. It is crucial to a successful application
Researching options, planning for challenges and having passion for the subject are key
Students starting fifth year in September will be the first to experience sweeping changes
From a bar management apprenticeship to a BA in content creation
The essential calendar for this year’s Leaving Cert students and CAO applicants
Applying for college this year? Whether applying for a course at home or abroad, here’s all you need to know
We asked two experts about what students should consider when choosing a college course
Unrestricted access to third level education in Ireland would allow schools to educate holistically and give pupils a chance to flourish in the subjects they enjoy most
Parental expectations can – unintentionally – distract students and distort course choices
Apprenticeships and new tertiary degrees could be combined into a single applications system, says Department of Education advisory board
There is no need to fret: in most cases, students have until July 1st to finalise their course choices
Feeder Schools data shows how Ireland’s children progress after completing second-level education.
There are signs that the points race may be coming to an end for many courses
The move to almost double the number of graduates in this area means points should fall, but not by a huge amount
Plans to introduce more project work would reduce pressure and provide a broader assessment of candidates’ abilities over a longer time
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