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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.
With the CAO normal application deadline closing on Wednesday, the application figures show 78,184 people have applied to the college course portal, writes Sarah McIntosh.
There are a number of colleges in Ireland offering agriculture and food-related courses through the CAO. Sarah McIntosh gives us an overview of the department heads.
PhD candidate in the University of Limerick Mary Curtin and her supervisors Dr Caroline Murphy, Dr Una Woods and Prof Christine Cross, are examining female farm ownership.
In conversation with Sarah Mcintosh, Dr Grainne Hurley discusses her career pathway from a rural dairy farm in Cork to her new role as Teagasc regional advisory manager in West Cork.
There are many supports available for students with learning disabilities to help them reach their full academic potential while studying at higher education.
Apprenticeships are a great alternative way to progress your education. Teagasc is currently developing four agriculture apprenticeships providing a practical career pathway, writes Sarah McIntosh.
There is no doubt that third level education puts a financial burden on individuals and families. It’s important to have a look at the costs and what supports are available.
An informative Agricultural Science Association event for graduates has provided financial and career advice to young people working in the industry, writes Sarah McIntosh.