Cleared for career take-off: ‘Just go for it’ is trainee air traffic controller’s advice
Nathan Roberts applied to Airnav’s Student Controller Programme, and hasn't looked back
Graduate Options
How should a new recruit navigate a hybrid working system?
Flexibility, boundaries and finding out how things are done are key to finding your feet in a new workplace
Ten organisations in Ireland offering paid graduate programmes
PwC, Pfizer and the Central Bank are some of the companies and statutory bodies with paid graduate programmes
A beginner’s guide to the 9-5 work week: Minimise your morning, don’t overshare
Entering the world of work can be a little overwhelming; approach it like a marathon and you will be less likely to feel exhausted
‘I really liked the idea of a 12-month programme ... where you’d get thrown into the deep end’
Naoise Finnegan (Primark) and Jack Hegarty (ESB)
I remember sitting there listening, thinking, ‘I could do something in tech and juggle sport too, like Katie Taylor’
Edel Lonergan (Deloitte) and Annie Kirwan (PwC) talk about their experiences of graduate programmes
‘I fell in love with Dublin’s international atmosphere ... so I decided to stay and build my career in Ireland’
Leire Asua (Accenture) and Hamed Benyounis (Amgen)
What’s a grad programme really like? ‘I’ve been given real responsibility from the start’
Finn Burke (EY) and Seán O’Reilly (Grant Thornton) tell us about their experiences on graduate programmes
AI ‘could significantly increase unemployment’ Oireachtas committee told
Industry experts warned that entry-level software engineering jobs could be among those first to go
The companies offering programmes that can take you from new graduate in Ireland to seasoned professional
From the Applegreen to Vodafone, a round-up of some of the businesses offering paid programmes for graduates
‘Lia’s journey encouraged me to further my own education’
Championing inclusivity and creative learning for future generations
A guide to using social media in your job search
Promote yourself, focus on LinkedIn, mind your digital footprint and connect and engage - key strategies for seeking work online
Graduate story: ‘A full-time job, marriage and children did not make studying simple, but the end goal was worthwhile’
I needed to prove to myself that third-level education can be pursued at any stage of life if the desire and determination are there
‘I opened my cafe just months before my finals. I’d known for a long time what I wanted on the menu’
Young entrepreneur was an undergraduate at the University of Limerick when an opportunity to start her own business came up
It’s a great time to be a graduate in Ireland
Employment prospects are positive for the class of 2025
Step-by-step guide to getting a place on that grad programme
Graduate programmes – entry-level jobs for recent graduates, with a focus on structured training – are an ideal introduction to employment
Eight things that help make a successful leader
We all recognise a good leader, but does it take a certain type of person to be one?
When to start thinking about work-life balance
Modern workplaces often employ perks as motivational tools to incentivise workers
What makes one job more attractive than another?
‘Travelling to the unfamiliar and being open to different ways of doing things and to new cultures and perspectives – that’s the real learning journey’
From AI threats to bad bosses: why emotional intelligence matters
Empathy and self-awareness aren’t just for the office – they shape our relationships too
Opportunities and challenges for new graduates
Ireland needs graduates who are open to challenges and committed to continuous skill development.
Skill, experience and expectations - navigating workplace realities
How graduates and employers work to meet each other’s expectations
Graduate programmes 2025: What is available in Ireland?
A selection of popular graduate recruitment programmes around the country
How best to leverage your degree for career success
A degree can provide you with in-depth knowledge and specialised skills that are valuable in the workplace
Fulbright offers Irish graduates chance to participate in flagship US programme
More than 2,500 postgraduate students, scholars, professionals and teachers from all disciplines have participated in the Fulbright exchange programme between Ireland and the US
10 tips on how to prepare for the workforce
How recent graduates can adapt to and thrive in their new work environment.
Mastering your digital footprint: how to build a professional online presence
How to stand out from the crowd and inspire interest from an employer
Bridging the gap between academic learning and workplace skills
Soft skills can determine how well employees interact, lead, navigate challenges, and solve problems
Showing initiative: How to make and keep making an impression
Preparing in advance of your first day also helps you be a step ahead.
CPD: It’s not over yet – why lifelong learning is here to stay
Continuous professional development (CPD) is an essential part of most careers
Getting a handle on workplace culture
Transitioning from college to a career can be both exciting and challenging
Grads ‘in many ways’ best placed to take the risks in new business development
We look at some of the key considerations for graduates who are interested in starting their own business
Trinity College Dublin to end grouping of students by degree grade at graduation ceremonies
TCD hopes move to alphabetical order means no graduand will feel singled out on basis of academic achievement
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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