A showcase of Authors and Topics from Ireland’s Education Yearbook
Some of the Hosts at Education Matters Summit
If you are involved or interested in education, you will not want to miss this first-time event.
Education Matters Online Summit is a series of conversations with and between authors from the most recent edition of Ireland’s Education Yearbook. This is your opportunity to relax while engaging with profound ideas as authors tease out their topics, one-on-one with a host, or in group conversations.
Some of the speakers you may know personally, others you will have heard of, and all of them will be your colleagues across the field of education.
Starting on 3 May 2021 at 5pm, each education sector has its own evening: Early Childhood, Primary & Second Level, Further Education & Training; Higher Education; Research.
Register now at https://summit.educationmatters.ie
By registering you will gain ongoing access to Education Matters Summit Talks throughout 2021.
EDUCATE TOGETHER calls for a properly resourced education system - Education Matters
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EDUCATE TOGETHER proposes a number of changes in order to fittingly address the challenges faced in the Irish education system.
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SETU launches globally in Washington DC - Education Matters
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Ireland’s South East Technological University (SETU) was launched globally last week at a special reception held in Washington DC.Why a global company chose Waterford as its R&D hub @SETUIreland @kargo
37% of students and 42% of postgrads said they have seriously considered quitting their course. @carlobrien reports on @StudentSurveyIE findings:
Our report on 'Access and Provision of CAR-T therapies in Ireland' based on IRC @IrishResearch funded project conducted in collaboration with @BreakthroCancer @FJDrummond_ now available online with full details here @IrishResearch
