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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.
From starting his own marketing company to organizing the St Patrick’s Day parade, Richard Tierney is at the helm of the biggest national Festival, writes Sarah McIntosh.
The College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise is hosting an information evening on apprenticeships and courses for part-time agricultural course, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Agribusiness companies are developing structures to promote diversity, inclusion and equality in the workplace. Sarah McIntosh speaks to four females leading the way in the agri sector.
For engineer week, Anna Potterton speaks about her experience on the EirGrid graduate programme and her ambitions to help shape Ireland’s renewable energy future, writes Sarah McIntosh.
With the Australian working holiday visa seeing 105.2% surge in applications from last year, Sarah McIntosh speaks to five agricultural graduates who are currently working and living abroad.
Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue outlines the import role an agricultural degree plays in ensuring a balanced regional economy at the UCD careers fair, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Five schools that are participating in the Certified Irish Angus schools competition flew to Belgium last week for a farm-to-fork study tour, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Minister Simon Harris announces new 'Distributed Campus Support Fund' to strengthen and support regional development in higher education institutions, writes Sarah McIntosh
In part two of the issues surrounding agricultural science at Leaving Cert level, Sarah McIntosh delves into the syllabus and structure of the new course design.