Gender segregation undermines efforts to address skills shortages, study finds
Majority of skills shortages identified by Solas occur in occupations which are male dominated
Majority of skills shortages identified by Solas occur in occupations which are male dominated
Record numbers chose apprenticeships last year, with starting salaries for many now exceeding college graduates
Most of the €3m fund allocated to retraining staff was unspent and returned to Government at the end of last year
Almost 9,000 new registrations made last year, with the bulk in areas such as electrical, plumbing and carpentry
Pact for 21st Century Skills, funded by ‘colossal’ surplus in State training fund, was subject of discussion ahead of last month’s budget
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No degree? No problem. Growing numbers of companies are looking beyond third-level qualification as a recruitment requirement
We can no longer assume what we learned in four years of study is sufficient to last a lifetime, says Harris
New opportunities in a range of industries, supports for students with disadvantaged backgrounds and back to education allowances
Signs of recovery in 2022 when number of new entrants rose slightly for the first time in several years
Plant hire contractors warn that shortage of apprenticeships will hit construction
Continuous education and training essential for lifelong success in rapidly evolving society
Among options for spending €1.5 billion surplus include free or low-cost courses and apprenticeships for thousands of employees
Breakdown by county of all locations set for high-speed links in first year of broadband plan
EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalist Tom Cronin of Rye River Brewing Company
‘Economically inactive’ groups could be encouraged into labour force with flexible working hours
Study says PLCs have not moved to meet dramatic shift in kind of jobs available
Beauty therapist Ciara Daly among 14-strong team competing at WorldSkills event
Government report finds State unable to monitor progress of many in further education
A selection of questions put to our guidance counsellors about the 2016 Leaving Cert results
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State agency regulating the sector to direct funds to ‘where it’s going to be most effective’
Degree grades the biggest determinant of whether graduates secure a job interview
Teachers in further education threaten industrial action over ‘privatisation’ plan
More 50% of participants in Momentum programme were signed-off live register
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