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The trend-driven Generation Y is seeking a career to fit its 'image'. As a result, the less-popular areas such as IT and Science are suffering.
As education becomes increasingly trend-driven...
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Questions, Questions… “Where are the opportunities?” and “Which course should I study?”.
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There are a number of student grant schemes to help eligible students with costs such maintenance, registration and exam fees, and student services.
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Given the current economic climate, it is not surprising that many students are considering continuing on to further postgraduate study
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Graduates have as much right to FAS services as anybody else, but what can it do for recent graduates who can't get a job and those made redundant this year?
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About the Vodafone Graduate Programme 2011
20 Roles
12 Months
Lots of Opportunity to Shine
This is an opportunity to join one of the world’s most successful businesses for 12 months...
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Dave Kilmartin, Head of Careers at DIT, offers his advice to graduates on how to look for a job in a recession.
Getting a job is a job in itself, so has to be treated as such. Like any good hunter...
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The top growth industries include IT Services/Computer Software/Hardware, Accounting and Auditing, Innovation and Intellectual Property Related Enterprises, Green Sector Jobs, Business Services and...
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Postgraduate conversion courses can fast track graduates into a new area of study, enabling them to change careers without starting again from scratch.
The recession may have cast a gloom over the student population, with rising unemployment even among those who are well educated. But remarkably, there is still a shortage of skilled Irish workers in some areas. Construction and many other sectors may have fallen off the edge of a cliff, but there is still a demand from employers for graduates with specific skills.
