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John Walshe explains the growing trend among young people opting for vocational training, college courses, and tertiary degrees instead of the standard Central Applications Office university pathway.
The Central Applications Office has released this year’s points scores for over 95,000 applicants seeking undergraduate places at Irish higher education institutions.
Irish students across the country received their Leaving Cert results, with many sharing their career aspirations ranging from theoretical physics to performing arts. Discussions are ongoing about potential changes in CAO points.
Students in Ireland are finding it increasingly difficult and expensive to secure on-campus housing. The article advises on what steps to take if one is too late to secure accommodation.
Ireland's free college fee scheme for Ukrainian refugees is set to end after spending €18.4 million since 2022. Ukrainian refugees will now be subject to the same means-tested Susi rules as Irish students.
Thousands of students across Ireland have begun sitting their Leaving Certificate and Junior Certificate state examinations. Students in various counties, including Waterford, Tipperary, and Wexford, expressed a mix of nerves and relief as they started their exams.
The 'Hear and Dare' programs, which connect students to various supports including financial assistance, academic guidance, and orientation, are answering questions at this stage of the CAO (Central Applications Office) process in Ireland.
Parents are advised to ensure correct Leaving Cert numbers are recorded with the Central Applications Office to prevent potential loss of college offers.
An Irish law firm reports being overwhelmed by students seeking compensation from universities for college experiences significantly disrupted during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The release of Ireland’s annual Leaving Certificate exam results has triggered a wave of relief and disappointment among secondary school students, while a few pupils celebrated perfect scores across multiple subjects.
With a record 95,000 applicants this year, an explainer has been published detailing how students can expect to receive their first round of Central Applications Office university offers.
Irish students across the country are celebrating their Leaving Cert results, with many expressing joy and relief after years of hard work. While there is widespread happiness, the average Leaving Cert grades have dropped by just over 1% this year.
Four students from County Sligo and others from Meath are preparing to compete in WorldSkills Ireland, a national competition showcasing various skills. The event is set to return to Dublin, highlighting the talents of young Irish students.
Irish students shared their experiences and feelings as they navigated the Leaving Cert exams, with core subjects like English and Maths recently concluding. Many expressed relief and a sense of accomplishment despite the challenging nature of the tests.
Latvia plans to deploy drone fighters along its border with Russia, while NATO is set to strengthen its assigned forces in the Baltic states. This comes as EU officials warn of a dangerous moment and the possibility of Russia attacking NATO countries.
This article explores the factors that discourage students from Northern Ireland from pursuing higher education in the Republic of Ireland. It delves into the reasons behind this trend among NI students.
Ireland's Education Minister James Lawless has encouraged students to check their eligibility for SUSI grant support as applications for the financial aid program are now open, aiming to ease college costs for families.
Universities and colleges in Ireland are warning students of severe accommodation shortages as central admission offers begin rolling out for the upcoming term.
Irish students who completed the Leaving Cert are now focusing on the upcoming CAO round one offers, which will determine their university placements.
Over 5,300 students across Ireland have received their Leaving Certificate exam results, with many schools reporting strong performances. Students expressed excitement and relief as they marked the end of their secondary education journey.
Irish students are at risk of losing thousands of euros after the Academy of Play and Child Psychotherapy announced it was going into liquidation, ceasing its courses.
A secondary school in Wexford, Ireland, has successfully expanded its pollinator project, engaging more than 83,000 students across the country.
Irish students have achieved significant recognition, winning multiple awards at a world science competition held in Arizona.
Irish students preparing for the Leaving Cert 2026 exams are invited to share their experiences regarding preparations and feelings. The exams involve extensive preparation and significant anticipation for their conclusion.
Students at Our Lady of Mercy Secondary School in Drimnagh, Dublin, have received a lesson on Coco's Law, aimed at educating them about their legal accountability for digital actions.