Stay Informed on Corporate Sustainability

Author: SMP

UK independent schools have been expanding across the Middle East for over 20 years, with early success in the UAE and Qatar. While Dubai and Abu Dhabi saw saturation by the 2010s, renewed investment and government support have revived demand for premium British education.

Author: ICEF

A sharp rise in student search interest across Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, and South Korea is shaking up the global education landscape.

Author: STN

Global education provider ILSC has entered the Irish and broader European market through the acquisition of Berlitz Dublin, a well-regarded English language school known for its corporate leadership training and vibrant student experience.

Author: April Lara

These efforts showcase the power of education and innovation to build a more inclusive and sustainable future

Author: April Lara

The Education Awards recognise outstanding contributions to the education sector, celebrating the institutions, individuals, and organisations that are shaping the future of learning.

Author: IFTN

Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland has awarded funding to 37 organisations under its Screen Stakeholders Scheme to deliver skills development programmes across ten priority areas, including sustainability, AI, diversity, and regional growth.

Author: Longford Live

Anna D. Atkinson has been selected as a mentor for the 2025 Connecting Artists Programme, a national initiative supporting neurodivergent and disabled visual artists across Ireland.

Author: Carlow Nationalist

The latest round of the ACORNS programme is open to early-stage female founders in rural Ireland, offering free, tailored mentoring to help turn business ideas into viable ventures.

Author: The Anglo-Celt

Irish workplaces are transforming fast, fuelled by broadband expansion, cloud tools, AI, and remote work. While two-thirds of premises now have high-speed internet, rural gaps persist.

Author: Afloat

Nine engineers from six Irish Marine Federation (IMF) member firms have completed the first-ever British Marine Electrical Training (BMET) course held in Ireland.