‘You’re censoring yourself: you say 'my partner', you say they' instead of she or he’
High numbers enrolling at the State’s only such college placing strain on available space
All colleges ready to deal with last-minute queries from applicants
‘It is worrying that you would have people who are not teachers correcting exams’
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Minister opens consultation process for four areas including Galway and Drogheda
Analysis: Low pay and ‘gruelling’ work mean many teachers unwilling to correct exams
Rate of pay for correcting exam papers cited as main reason for rolling staff shortages
Students had to draw on their knowledge of set works that were not played
Immigration and insurance costs feature but no direct Brexit question
Opinion: Our strategy at Athlone IT has kept more students enthusiastic and motivated
Here’s how to go about choosing the best course and the right college for you
Opinion: Third level now exists at the troubled epicentre of utility and enterprise
Letter to State-run primary schools warns that faith programmes do not satisfy the requirements for sacramental preparation for Catholic children
President Des Fitzgerald says safeguards will ensure old practices ‘never happen again’
Opinion: None of us would accept a student’s homework based on shoddy methodology of most ranking systems
Ambition to be the best education system in Europe seems a long way off
Síofradh O’Sullivan is trying to remain composed ahead of the exam starting gun
Future relationship with UK will have far-reaching consequences for thousands of students
Irish teachers report faster career progression abroad, but often at a cost
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