Sharp increase in demand for third-level agricultural courses

THERE has been a sharp rise in the number of Leaving Certificate students choosing third-level agricultural courses, the Central Applications Office revealed yesterday.

Sharp increase in demand for third-level agricultural courses

Demand for courses in agriculture is up 50% on last year, as more young people look to the sector for careers.

IFA chief economist, Rowena Dwyer said the merits of choosing farming as a long-term career option were becoming more apparent.

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