Graduates in Ireland

Three immigrant graduates talk about their experiences of coming to Ireland – and the possibility of running for president

New graduates have the prospect of a more balanced working life than their predecessors

Some of the workplace applications graduates are likely to use in almost any new job

‘Learners develop enhanced confidence and self-esteem, as they come to value themselves as an individual with a contribution to make’

It can be difficult for graduates without formal industry experience to understand their expectations for a job

From the Applegreen to Vodafone, a round-up of some of the businesses offering paid programmes for graduates

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Time at university is worth so much more than what is written on a degree

I needed to prove to myself that third-level education can be pursued at any stage of life if the desire and determination are there

Young entrepreneur was an undergraduate at the University of Limerick when an opportunity to start her own business came up

Employment prospects are positive for the class of 2025

Graduate programmes – entry-level jobs for recent graduates, with a focus on structured training – are an ideal introduction to employment

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‘Travelling to the unfamiliar and being open to different ways of doing things and to new cultures and perspectives – that’s the real learning journey’

Empathy and self-awareness aren’t just for the office – they shape our relationships too

Sophie Cunningham studied accounting at UCC before joining KPMG

You must be given a written statement of “core terms” within five days of starting your job

Andreea Cislaru: ‘I did maths and biology in the first years, but ultimately finished with a chemistry degree.’

The value of cultivating transferable skills is often under-recognised by employees themselves

Graduates have a unique opportunity when they enter the workforce to decide what sort of career they want to pursue

Julia Loh was interested in changing courses to study computer science until she heard about another pathway to a career in technology

Graduates are advised to reach out to people who work in their area of interest

Recruiting graduates is an effective way for companies to identify talent early

Jeanne McDonagh: The benefit of self-employment is the freedom to take an idea and develop it from scratch

There are plenty of employment opportunities for graduates as employers battle for skilled and talented workers

Avery Fenton: ‘I want to look at the past not just to understand the present, but to help understand what the future may look like’

Here are some paid programmes that can take you from new graduate to seasoned professional

Finding a balance that meets the needs of both parties is essential for a successful relationship

Developing good financial habits early on can help graduates get a greater sense of control over their financial situation

Employers will often cite soft skills ahead of skills more traditionally associated with qualifications achieved at college

Opportunities for graduates cited in life sciences, finance, construction, pharmaceutical, engineering and technology

From Aldi to Vodafone, here’s a round-up of some of the companies offering paid programmes that can take you from new graduate to seasoned professional

We look at some of the key considerations for graduates who are interested in starting their own business

Senior recruiter and career coaches share tips on securing the right opportunity

Ellen Coleman studied at Shannon College of Hotel Management and at the University of Galway. She has been working at EY Dublin for almost two years

Alison Rae studied commerce in UCD before joining KPMG’s tax department

Alice Lynch studied international modern languages in University College Dublin. She is currently working as a Jameson brand ambassador in Málaga

Tarah O’Sullivan studied chemistry in UCD and is an associate at PwC’s tax department