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Careers and Education News
This is the Irish authority on all careers and education matters that affect rural dwellers and places a focus on agricultural careers and education. Stay up to speed on all career and education news from Irish Country Living.
For those interested in developing their practical skills, ‘Common Knowledge’ offers courses in building, making, and mending, in a hands-on experience in Co Clare.
‘GRASS Ceiling’ a new EU-funded project is setting up living labs in nine countries to boost women-led innovation in farming and rural areas, Sarah McIntosh writes.
A student-led women in business panel saw two prolific women from the equine industry talking to students to mark Women’s History Month, writes Sarah McIntosh.
If you are considering an apprenticeship, ESB Networks and Thermo Fisher Scientific have both launched their 2023 Apprenticeship Programmes, writes Sarah McIntosh.
SMEs and micro businesses in the food sector are being encouraged to avail of the Digital Start grant, offering up to €3,600 to facilitate digitisation in Irish companies, Sarah McIntosh writes.
With the finish line in sight, final-year students are beginning to think about life after college. Many of them had the opportunity to meet industry members at MTU Kerry and UCD.
Thousands of primary school children attended the ESB Science Blast last week. This STEM education programme involves investigations into the science behind a simple question, Sarah McIntosh writes.
In conversation with Sarah McIntosh, Dean of Cork University Business School and Teagasc Board member Thia Hennessy discusses her roles and responsibilities.
Teagasc agricultural colleges are holding a series of events for prospective applicants to its full-time Level 5 agriculture, horticulture, equine and forestry courses. Sarah McIntosh writes.