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There is a wide variety of higher and further education providers available in Ireland, from the seven universities and fourteen institutes of technology to your local college of further education. At the upper level of the NFQ (National Framework of Qualifications) Irish universities are internationally recognised for their academic excellence and research quality, while major improvements in areas such as FETAC course provision ensure that courses from the lower rungs of the NFQ are well respected in the labour market and facilitate ready access to higher education.
This section is a brief guide to various forms of higher and further education providers that are out there, so have a look and see for yourself that there is something for everyone out there...
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There are numerous colleges, universities and training organisations around the country - each with ... |
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There are seven Universities in Ireland, three in Dublin and one each in Cork, Galway, Limerick and ... |
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The Institutes of Technology offer a very attractive option to students looking to study at third le ... |
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If you want to become a primary school teacher in Ireland, you must train at one of the various Coll ... |
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There are many third level educational institutions in Ireland that do not fit into the categories o ... |
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There are a number of private institutions around the country that run third-level courses, offering ... |
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Not everyone goes straight into the CAO system after his or her Leaving Certificate, for a number of ... |
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