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‘I do get asked: do you feel that you missed out on the college experience? The answer: absolutely not,’ says one apprentice

There has never been a better time for those proficient in languages, including Irish, to advance their careers

Higher Options and WorldSkills Ireland exhibitions help students choose their next steps after the Leaving Cert

In Northern Ireland, most students never study the Troubles while the education offered in the South is patchy

We asked readers how they feel about school uniforms for youngsters. The question has certainly evoked strong feelings - here are just some of them

Private schools are more popular than ever, but the cost goes well beyond basic fees

Despite its absence from my classroom, the notion of ‘punishment’ clearly features heavily in students’ lives

When education spend is measured as a proportion of State expenditure, then Ireland's spending on the sector is above the OECD average of 10%

Student outcomes are impressive and investment in education is heading in the right direction

Minister for Education Norma Foley says awareness raising in schools could curb ‘worrying trend’ in deaths