[…]there are many ways to build better green habits for the future. Speaking at the launch Minister Bruton said: “Thinking fast often leads us to miss smart choices. This campaign asks us to stop and think. Small changes in our habits can make a big difference. This does not alter the obligation on government to lead on some vital big choices, like the sort of infrastructure we build. The government published the Climate Action Plan earlier this year, which sets out actions across every sector, such as a commitment to 70% renewable energy and a new model for retrofitting our […]
[…]is situated, what activities and facilities are available and will you need to commute or live in student accommodation. How long does it take to complete a course? The length of a course can vary, depending on how and where it is offered. For example, distance education can be structured quite differently to a full-time course on campus. In general, however, a higher certificate course requires two years of full-time study; an ordinary bachelor degree three years; and an honours bachelor degree three or more years. Part-time Study Part-time study in higher education is the only realistic option for many people. This route generally takes […]
[…]another example of the obstacles they and many young people face before fully entering the labour market. Clearly, gaining gaining quality experience in the workplace is something that must be supported, but not at the risk to student learning and health, as indicated by the report. “Congress supports this new collaboration in education, which will help to improve student conditions whilst recognising and striving for improvement in working conditions for all young workers. We will continue to work with the student movement and all affiliate unions to ensure that students and young workers can avail of quality opportunities and decent […]
[…]of rogue landlords taking advantage of the Irish accommodation crisis. Students’ Unions are overrun with casework on accommodation. Issues they are facing include the lack of student accommodation, and that the accommodation that is available is too expensive for the average student to afford. We are sick of telling the Government that they are leaving students to couch surf or indeed live homeless – this issue has been going on far too long and needs resolution immediately. This is no longer an urban issue. We are seeing rental price hikes from Carlow to Sligo and everywhere in-between. Students need protection, […]
