Person: Caroline Nash

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IBEC concerned about falling interest in languages

Employers' body IBEC has expressed concern at the falling number of students studying foreign languages.

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Changes ‘would help students reach potential’

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Primary school honoured for introducing students to Italian

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IBEC: Leaving Cert maths should be less exam-focused

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Employers: Make foreign languages compulsory

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Languages ‘essential for students’

IBEC calls for transition year to be offered to all students

ALL schools should offer transition year to students to help them develop skills for the workplace, employers group IBEC has claimed.

Mon, 02 May, 2005

Pay and conditions forcing Irish nurses abroad, says union

IRISH nurses’ pay and conditions must be improved to help newly trained professionals to remain working in Ireland, a nurses’ union official said last night.

Tue, 24 Aug, 2004

Young Irish graduates most highly sought after in Europe, says IBEC

IRELAND’S young graduates are highly regarded as among the brightest, most enthusiastic and best educated in Europe, the director of a key export programme said yesterday.

Tue, 25 Feb, 2003

IBEC to extend graduate export programme

The Employer's organisation, IBEC, is extending it's graduate export programme to keep up with a 450% increase in Irish exports over the last ten years.

Thu, 12 Dec, 2002