Many worried they have fallen behind in schoolwork due to distance learning

Covid-19 multiplies uncertainties for sixth-year students and their parents

Concentrating on the here and now can help keep longer-term anxieties in proportion

Ask Brian: Many underestimate the wide range of skills they have acquired

Ask Brian: Students will not be able to move from ordinary to higher to benefit from changes

Ask Brian: Users’ accounts will be deleted soon – but it is possible to protect your data

Irish Times columnist recognised for ‘exceptional contribution’ to Irish education

‘Not everything can be learned from a whiteboard or in a lecture hall’

Women in the workforce: It is often left up to individuals to challenge company culture themselves

The value of the expo to school-leavers depends entirely on their level of preparation ahead of the RDS event

We talk to our career guidance counsellors about the most common queries they receive – and how they answer them

Mothers among the biggest influences on secondary pupils’ career choices

Demand for support rising for self-harm and suicidal ideation in secondary schools

Ask Brian: Schools have a legal obligation to ensure pupils have access to guidance

Varadkar says making too many subjects compulsory risks overloading curriculum

We talk to graduates who made the wrong call when they filled out the CAO form

Committee told of ‘resistance’ towards profession within Department of Education

Value of Higher Options to school-leavers depends entirely on level of preparation ahead of RDS event

Do your homework first then ask questions tailored to you and your circumstances

There’s more to visiting Ireland’s education expo than a day off school or getting freebies – it’s a great opportunity to learn more about what university you might end up attending

Ceremony celebrates teachers who ‘establish a lasting impact in their students’ lives’

Careers clinic: Finding the right career advice can be crucial. We connected prospective postgrad students with career experts to help answer their questions

Careers clinic: Finding the right career advice can be crucial. We connected prospective postgrad students with career experts to help answer their questions

Representatives of universities and third-level colleges and institutions that cater for all levels are present

Parents are just bystanders which brings its own stress in the countdown to June 7th

What you need to know about the introduction of the new CAO points system

Online tools can help students identify suitable courses based on their interests

There is a strong argument that age four is too young for formal schooling

University may be daunting if you have a disability but there are plenty of services there to support you

In Japan, the number of young men who shut themselves away is estimated, variously, at 250,000 and one million

Parents have a vested interest in offspring’s course choice but must not dominate

Increased interest in study and training outside of universities expressed by attendees

Not getting your preferred course might well just lead you to a better path

Keep some perspective – John Lennon’s report said he was ‘on the road to failure’

Apprehension as well as excitement is natural for first-year pupils and their parents

From accountancy to construction, the choice of apprenticeships is expanding to meet a growing demand

My son has been very protected in a small primary school until now

Numerous venues across the State advertising drinks at €2 for young students

Richard Bruton’s plan sounds like fudge that will not translate into what young people need

Exam season isn’t easy for anyone in the home, so how can you get yourself and your family through it?