[…]don’t forget to include the link to your video in the appropriate section! The overall winner stands to gain our grand prize of €500, sent via bank transfer or One4All Giftcard. Our judging panel will also be selecting two runner-ups for most creative video and most informative video, with the winners of each standing to win a prize of €250 respectively (via bank transfer or One4All Giftcard). Submissions are open from May 31st – June 18th, with winners to be announced by June 29th. If you have any questions or require any further information, please direct all queries to […]
[…]of the pandemic, along with other longer-standing issues facing students. To that end, the USI is today also publishing the results of its recent COVID-19 students’ survey, along with the priority document. USI President, Lorna Fitzpatrick said: “Today the Union of Students in Ireland launches two really important documents. The first of which is student priorities for the new Government, which outlines our key asks and demands from the Government on issues that are important to students. These are based on our policies which are set by USI members from across the island at Congress each year. “Also, earlier this […]
[…]they are finding it tough to find suitable and affordable accommodation during the accommodation rush.” Mr Kerrigan urged students to be cautious stating, “Use cheques or bank drafts to pay the deposit and keep copies of receipts of payments and any correspondence. Don’t hand over any cash to anyone, because you will not have a record or trace of your deposit.” The union is advising anyone feeling confused or worried about their choices to get in contact with their prospective college’s Students’ Union or access office. The Students’ Union website will have a lot of helpful […]
[…]Conway, INMO Student and New Graduate Officer commented, “Students were very honest and truthful in this survey. The testimonials they gave and the replies to the survey should be a wakeup call to the HSE. They have a unique opportunity, which is not available to overseas recruiters, yet they continue each year to leave it too late to recruit, and then engage in a process which is not efficient or encouraging to graduating Irish nurses and midwives.” USI is the national representative body for the 354,000 students in third level education on the Island of Ireland. USI are a membership organisation […]
