Earning and learning for a brighter future: why apprenticeships are becoming more popular
Wide variety of ‘21st century apprenticeship’ options now available across the country
Wide variety of ‘21st century apprenticeship’ options now available across the country
Q&A: What areas are apprenticeships available in and would it be a right fit for me?
Norma Foley pledges to press ahead with reforms she says will ease pressure on students
Stalled results lead to later start at college and last-minute scramble for college accommodation
3,769 subject results upgraded, equivalent to 1 per cent of overall exam results
Drama, film and theatre studies joins the curriculum next year on a pilot basis. Some educators believe it could be a game-changer in making senior cycle exciting and engaging
Minister opens Higher Options, Ireland's main education expo for secondary students
Covid-era adjustments were temporary and a new reality awaits for Leaving Cert students
Minister faces growing opposition over plan to move English and Irish exams to fifth year. Could the row sink wider reforms?
More than 150 attended post-exam results celebration at west Dublin nightclub, outside which incident occurred
There are lots of options ranging a gap-year to Post Leaving Cert courses and apprenticeships
Emmet O’Reilly graduated from UCD almost 30 years ago. His reflections will chime with a younger generation moving to college for the first time
Incident happened as more than 150 young people attended exam results celebration at nightclub at Liffey Valley, west Dublin
Grade inflation sees more than 1,100 students get 625 points this year, up from just over 200 before the pandemic
Lottery system used for high-points courses such as medicine, dentistry and veterinary medicine
Colleges make concerted effort to minimise courses where random selection occurs
Thousands of third-level applicants receive college offers
Higher education is expanding at the expense of vocational options needed to fill urgent skills gaps
Points remain high this year - but more than half secured their first choice
Points remain broadly in line with last year’s record-breaking high due to grade inflation
This year will see more random selection for high points courses and more students making the wrong decision about what to study and where
From studying in Europe to traineeships, there are plenty of other options to third-level education
Moment of truth arrives for thousands of applicants as first college offers are issued
Late issuing of grades puts young people at ‘serious disadvantage’, say student and university representatives
Random selection likely across many programmes with entry requirements of 550 points or more
Guidance Counsellors at the Irish Times Results Helpdesk will answer questions at irishtimes.com/education
Data shows the Netherlands is the most popular European destination for Irish students
There are alternatives to the traditional route to further your education
Much has changed for post-secondary students over the past decade, with plenty of choices now available
One quick way to make friends in college is by joining a student society.
Science and engineering proving popular among those undertaking PLCs
Rebecca Ryan has completed a bookkeeping and payroll course and is now undertaking an apprenticeship
Bobby Cudden, who studied in DCU after his PLC course, says his view on the pre-college course changed: ‘It went from snobbery to realising it was a saving grace’
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