A survey commissioned to capture the lived experience of higher education staff in relation to race equality has been released by the HEA’s Centre of Excellence for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion.In the survey results, a […]
The Supreme Court has ruled that the exclusion of home-schooled students from the 2020 Leaving Cert calculated grades scheme was invalid and an ‘impermissible’ interference with the constitutional freedom of the family to provide education […]
The Teachers Union of Ireland (TUI) has said that it remains committed to ending pay discrimination, which it says was unilaterally imposed by Government on those appointed since 1st January 2011 and continues to see […]
The winners of the 58th BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition are Aditya Joshi and Aditya Kumar, 3rd year students from Synge Street, Dublin, for a project entitled “A New Method of Solving the Bernoulli […]
A €28m Schools Energy Retrofit Pathfinder programme that will demonstrate the approach to deep retrofit in the schools’ sector, testing energy efficiency solutions and renewable heat technology was announced in early January.This government-funded energy retrofit […]
With the Great Resignation underway a lot of people are reflecting on their careers with some looking for new opportunities or a change of direction. A new research project, LAIBRE, looks to leverage Artificial Intelligence […]
The three north and west ITs, Galway Mayo Institute of Technology, Institute of Technology Sligo and Letterkenny Institute of Technology will be combined to form the Atlantic Technological University.A new research project, LAIBRE, looks to […]
Many young people are worried about the future – their future and the future of the planet. Environmental degradation and increasing global and local inequality are at the heart of the malaise. The solution is to […]
By William Walsh, Chief Executive Officer, SEAI Last November the Government launched Climate Action Plan 2021, “an ambitious plan to put Ireland on a more sustainable path, cutting emissions, and creating a cleaner, greener economy and […]
EMS Copiers have been in business since 1970, working with schools and colleges in Ireland for over 50 years. The company recently relocated to state of the art, 15,000sq ft offices in Greenogue Business Park, […]
Partnership will see the integration of Olive Groupís Virtual Learning Platform in Microsoft Teams, allowing teachers and students to access high-end, quality interactive digital content IRISH Ed-Tech company Olive Group has launched a new partnership […]
It’s that time of the year again when school leavers and other adults are planning for next September. The value of Further Education or Post Leaving Certificate courses as an alternative pathway to Higher Education […]
The story of disposable face masks video claimed top prize in the EPA’s The Story of Your Stuff 2021 competition The EPA’s most recent The Story of Your Stuff competition received a record number of […]
Have you considered visiting Galway Atlantaquaria, where we showcase the world of water, from the river to the Sea? We deliver in-house education, outreach and are part of a number of school programmes includes Discover […]
A quiet revolution is taking place in Dun Laoghaire, and the revolutionaries are Further Education students, carving out their place in an education system that for too long a time did not give due recognition […]
Do you want to be part of the team connecting our communities to clean electricity? If so ESB Networks Apprenticeship Programme might be for you. At ESB Networks, we build and maintain Ireland’s electricity network, […]
BFEI is long established as one of the leading providers of internationally recognised courses in the Make-Up Artistry, Beauty Therapy and Sports Massage Therapies fields. BFEI graduates are much sought after and progress to forge […]
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