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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 a second year, the Nature Hero Awards are motivating school students across Ireland to learn more about biodiversity and foster a love and understanding of the environment, writes Sarah McIntosh.
This year’s finalists of the Certified Irish Angus Schools Competition are tackling key issues. Sarah McIntosh caught up with them at the National Ploughing Championships to find out more.
Through the diploma in speciality and artisan food enterprises, farmer Donal Sheehan has developed a way of highlighting biodiversity practices used in food production writes Sarah McIntosh.
The School of Agriculture and Food Science in UCD is making great strides towards achieving gender equality for female academic staff and students, writes Claire McCormack
From veterinary nursing to farmer advocacy, Majella Mc Cafferty has built a strong career from continuous upskilling and learning, writes Sarah McIntosh
Four students from Teagasc represented Ireland at the European championship in agriculture skills in August, returning home with one silver and three bronze medals, writes Sarah McIntosh.