Man falsely represented teaching qualifications when applying for over 20 jobs
Teaching Council fitness-to-teach committee found registrant’s conduct ‘disgraceful’ and said it could bring profession ‘into disrepute’
Education and Training Boards
Education board working to recoup €200,000 pension overpayment from late employee’s spouse
Dublin and Dún Laoghaire ETB was not told recipient had remarried until nine years later
‘People are going to use them’: Waterford scheme promotes safe use of e-scooters, e-bikes
Department of Justice-funded Treo Port Láirge works with teens and young adults
One-bed en suites for students ‘wasteful’, says Minister for Higher Education James Lawless
Minister ‘close to signing off’ on proposal to set rent increases every three years, rather than after end of tenancy, for student accommodation
Civil servants say targeted bursaries for teachers must be considered to boost supply
Naughton advised of shortage of personnel with qualifications in key subjects at post-primary level
‘It used to be you sent in something small’: Christmas presents for teachers in Ireland
‘There’s never anything about teacher gifts. It just puts unnecessary pressure on families’
Secret Teacher: I handled that PT meeting incorrectly, even though I stand over what I said
Smiling like a self-assured Bond villain, the mother leaned in – ‘they don’t think they’re succeeding in your class’
Hot school meals: Junior infants served same portions as those in sixth class
Tackling portion size to help reduce food waste generated by scheme, says Department of Health official
Women leaders at Ireland’s all-boys schools: ‘Boys love clarity, fairness and consistency’
School principals Caroline Garrett and Elaine Kelly, and head coach Tania Rosser, on changing the gender dynamic
Access to Stem subjects remains low in all-girl schools, survey finds
I Wish programme reveals ‘stark differences’ between single-sex and mixed schools
Pensioners unaware they must return ‘significant’ education and training board overpayments
Almost €774,000 overpaid to 32 ex-education and training boards workers, report finds
‘I don’t know if I’ll have a job to go back to’: adult education teachers protest over precarious contracts
Teacher group believes up to 100 teachers are affected by job cuts, with many students affected amid uncertainty
‘We’re low hanging fruit’: Adult educators protest potential layoffs amid budget restraints in sector
Many teachers in sector are on precarious fixed-term contracts
Skills gaps and mismatches are ‘eroding the competitiveness of Irish industry’, says Ibec
Separately, a new report calls for green innovation tax credit to encourage greater investment by business in research and innovation
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