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"Education" için sonuçlar gösteriliyor
Youth Awards mark ‘a great day for young people’The Richmond Education and Event Centre in Dublin’s Smithfield district recently hosted the Social Innovation Fund Ireland’s (Sifi) 2018 Youth Awards to recognise the most innovative education and mental health-related projects from across the country.
Foreign students struggle to find a room in DublinAs of last year, Ireland has over 220,000 students in higher education. Some 10 per cent of them are from other countries, and many are living in the capital.
For African parents, education is paramountWhether for the Leaving Cert or Junior Cert, exam results determine the next stage in life for our young people. They represent a bridge from the youth to the adult world.
Refugee children are missing out on education Four million refugee children across the world — half a million more than last year — are not attending school, according to a new report from the United Nations’ refugee agency.
Clara Rose Thornton finds real rootedness in a diverse Ireland“Ireland needs diversity education, as it’s only been diversified on any noticeable scale in the last 20 years,” she says.
New resource to help young people navigate complex immigration systemNew resource addresses lack of clarity and consistency in the Irish immigration system for children that is resulting in many young people facing problems with their status, and limiting their access to education, housing, and work.
Supports to continue for asylum seeker studentsPlans to maintain student support being offered to asylum seekers in the State have been announced.
Dublin parents forced to deny their children back-to-school itemsOne in four parents say they will have to deny their children school essentials this fall, according to a survey by the Irish League of Credit Unions.