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Breatimeacht, Britimeacht, Broimeacht nó Brotimeacht?

Ní hé is lú den uafás go bhfuil an focal ‘Breatimeacht’ ag dul timpeall im chloigeann

Upskilling may be key to soaring in your career

Instead of changing jobs, consider training for a new role within your organisation

From single parent to stockbroker: the power of community education

Avril Hannifin is one of thousands exiting poverty thanks to make-or-break supports

Sylvia Meehan ‘helped shape’ an emerging Ireland, service told

President Michael D Higgins among large gathering for humanist service on Monday

Bruton plays down high failure rate in ordinary level maths

State Examinations Commission to be asked to see if there are ‘lessons to be learned’

Older does mean wiser with lifelong demand for learning

Studies show education helps to lower risk of Alzheimer’s and increases public health

Solas revamp brings overdue direction to adult education

General learning courses, which help reintroduce people to a learning environment, have attracted 157,000 people

A grown-up’s guide to adult learning

What courses are on offer? Are there any financial and childcare supports? Our guide has all the answers

Catering to diverse needs of adult learners

Aontas puts adults on an education path, whether for a career or the sake of learning

Exclusion of part-time students from free fees scheme challenged

As CAO offers come out, RIA says it’s unfair 20,000 students aren’t eligible for grants

Learning within the community

Many adults want to learn simply for the sake of learning and the pleasure and life-enhancement it offers

Adult education: from flower-arranging at night to nuclear physics by day

There are many ways to access adult education and training opportunities

Adult Education: a pick ’n’ mix

A sampling of some of the vast selection of adult education courses around

The A to Z of adult education

With options to suit every lifestyle and aspiration, choosing is the trickiest bit

Education: We need a change of approach to vocational education and training policy

Berni Brady, director of AONTAS, says attitudes to vocational education and training need to change

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