Ensuring that your course of choice has credibility in the labour market a big challenge

Almost half of first year in veterinary science in Warsaw and Budapest are Irish

Don’t be overwhelmed by the challenge of choosing what to do after you leave school

Open Days give you a great chance to gauge how good a fit your course and college choice will be

There are plenty of opportunities available to you – even if you didn’t get the points you needed

Ask yourself what the type of programme you wish to follow: research or taught

Wnen it comes to choice, don’t be overwhelmed by the challenge of choosing what you do next

Don’t panic if you didn’t get the points – there are other routes to third-level

A selection of questions put to our guidance counsellors about the 2016 Leaving Cert results

Differentiating between what’s on offer and ensuring your course has credibility in the labour market is key

University fees are minimal or even non-existent in many European countries

You need to register now to apply for college through the CAO, but you have until July 1st to make a final decision on your course preferences

Don’t have a clue what to do after the Leaving? Don’t panic, you don’t have to decide on the rest of your life just the next few years

Lower fees, or no fees, and easier entry to high points courses are the big draws

Scotland a popular destination as no tuition fees charged to Irish students

More than half of all undergraduates now go on to postgrad study – and there’s plenty to choose from

Leaving Certs wondering what they’ll do after school can start working with online study and career resources

The points requirements for construction-related courses are likely to increase quite considerably

A number of colleges offer special maths exams if failure blocks entry