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As students scramble to find accommodation, many landlords are taking advantage of new tenants with an increase in scams, here is what you need to look out for, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Survey results show, 84% of agriculture science students are worried about the impact commuting will have on their academia as more students are being forced to drive to college, writes Sarah McIntosh
Welcome back to the 2024/ 2025 agricultural science study guides, brought to you by the Irish Farmers Journal, Agri Aware and Irish Agricultural Science Teachers Association.
Agri Aware and Laois Offaly Education and Training Board launch new transition year course to increase the numbers of students studying agriculture science, writes Sarah McIntosh.
The second winner of this year’s ASA Travel Bursary from South East Technological University is Jack O’Connor from Co Tipperary, writes Sarah McIntosh.
The Laois and Offaly Education and Training Board and Teagasc have collaborated to deliver training programmes and learner support services for agricultural students, writes Sarah McIntosh.
The countdown to school is on, with many children around the country soaking up the summer holidays. Sarah McIntosh spoke to future farmers at the Irish Farmers Journal Suckler and Sheep Open Day.
What started off as sharing tricks for cooking at a mother and toddler group, has since turned into a whirlwind of opportunities for writer Jolene Cox and her daughter Lily, writes Sarah McIntosh.
With a significant fall in first preferences for agriculture courses, we speak to educational bodies and professionals about the impact it could have on the industry, writes Sarah McIntosh.