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Education is no longer just about filling classrooms. It’s about expanding horizons, amplifying voices, and connecting local ambition with global opportunity.
Entrepreneurial education initiative reaches 7,500 students with AIB support
Junior Achievement Ireland and AIB have extended their successful ‘It’s My Business’ programme for another three years, aiming to reach 12,000 primary pupils by 2028.
Businesses in Longford and Roscommon embrace upskilling for a more resilient future
Over 1,280 individuals and 450 businesses in Longford and Roscommon invested in workforce development through Skillnet Ireland last year, completing more than 7,450 training days.
AI-powered dyslexia screening could transform early literacy support
A new AI-based screening tool, Alpaca, is being piloted in Irish schools to detect early signs of dyslexia in children as young as four—without adding to teachers’ workloads.
Early Childhood Ireland urges pay parity with primary school teachers
Early Childhood Ireland is calling on the government to set a definitive date for aligning Early Years and School Age Care graduates' pay with public sector conditions, as part of its Budget 2026 submission.
Businesses in Mayo double down on skills to stay competitive
Over 2,200 people and 630 businesses in Mayo committed to workforce development last year through Skillnet Ireland, with over 14,800 training days delivered.
New £55m campus delivers major skills boost for Northern Ireland
Heron Bros has completed a state-of-the-art £55m education facility for Northern Regional College in Ballymena, marking a key milestone in a £101m capital investment programme.
Education empowered
Across Ireland, a quiet revolution is underway, transforming how we approach education and skills development.
Ireland launches first master's for green cloud computing
Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet and TU Dublin have launched the country’s first Master’s in Sustainable Cloud Computing, a groundbreaking programme merging cloud architecture, FinOps, and environmental leadership.
Irish marine engineers gain first local certification under UK-aligned training
Nine engineers from six Irish Marine Federation (IMF) member firms have completed the first-ever British Marine Electrical Training (BMET) course held in Ireland.
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