Cork students twice as worried about their future careers, compared to national average 

More than 600 transition year students from throughout the country voiced their opinions and concerns around their future career prospects
Cork students twice as worried about their future careers, compared to national average 

The survey showed that twice as many male students are considering a career in Stem (Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths) compared to their female peers.

Three-quarters of students are worried about their future, and Cork teens are twice as worried as the national average, according to survey results released by Stem South West.

Responding to a survey conducted by Hayes Culleton Group in conjunction with Stem South West, more than 600 transition year students from throughout the country voiced their opinions and concerns around their future career prospects.

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