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Teachers’ unions are holding their annual conferences this week, with the issue of teacher shortages top of the agenda

All three teaching unions are holding their conferences this week. A recent survey showed over 50% of new teachers are considering leaving for teaching roles abroad.

Survey by union found 83% routinely working hours in contravention of legislation

Laura with her mum Jane after her great performance Laura with her teachers Emily Kirwan, Amey Bermingham and Lisa Murray Laura Evans By Suzanne Pender A TULLOW…

Nothing is off the table when it comes to measures to tackle the current shortage of teachers, according to the Minister for Education.

Killarney won't be found sitting on its laurels when it comes to future proofing the tourist destination with the launch of its climate action programme this week.

Many tutors paid an hourly rate based on time spent teaching with no holiday pay or pension entitlements

TUI President David Waters received a standing ovation from delegates when he called on the minister to condemn the scandalous violence in Gaza

TEACHERS were warned that Irish classrooms are now dealing with the dawn of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) age as a leading trade union voted to require the Government, under future social partnership agreements, to include a special clause governing the use of AI.

Delegates told that they could expect to hear more about artificial intelligence in the future as the technology becomes more pervasive