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Empowering the leaders of tomorrow through a graduate programme with purpose
The Future Leaders Academy is a graduate programme optimised for today’s social and economic context, focusing on client impact. It is enhanced based on feedback from graduates, businesses and clients. Deloitte’s Future Leaders Academy (FLA) is a multi-award-winning graduate programme that develops the next generation of leaders and consistently delivers an exceptional growth experience for...
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Transforming data into actionable insights with AI for 100+ global enterprises
To truly capitalise on generative AI’s potential, organisations must combine these models with their own data for unique business insights and opportunities. Generative AI represents the next frontier in technological innovation, but success depends on more than just access to advanced models. At ADAPT, the SFI Research Centre for AI-Driven Digital Content Technology, we are...
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Why lifelong adult learning opportunities should be accessible to all
In today’s labour market, there is a constant need for employees to reskill and upskill. That’s why adult educational opportunities must be made available to all. “Education is transformative,” says Peter Egan, Director of Further Education and Training at Mayo, Sligo and Leitrim Education and Training Board (MSLETB). “Day in and day out, I meet...
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Supportive and inclusive courses that celebrate student individuality
Find certified courses in over 80 locations across Ireland for students aged 16+ who need supportive, flexible education. When students enter the doors of National Learning Network (NLN) to begin a supportive training course, they are welcomed into a holistic learning environment — an experience focused on inclusion, understanding and wellbeing. Many of these students...
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Proven app promotes safe digital practices as online risks for children surge
Children can be targeted by online predators in as little as 18 minutes, highlighting the urgency for better online safety measures amid rising online risks. In Ireland, 93% of 8 to 12-year-olds and 22% of those under six own personal devices. Alarmingly, 84% of these young users have illegal social media on platforms like TikTok...
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Research reveals high-cost barriers to adult education in Ireland
Adult education opportunities must be a realistic option, with essential conditions in place. People can’t learn without basics like housing, heat, food, mental health, childcare and transport. AONTAS research has found that high costs are preventing people from returning to education in Ireland. People are being left behind in our education system; this is contributing...
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Advancing accounting education in Ireland through collaboration and innovation
To prepare future accounting technician professionals for industry, bridging academia and practical industry demands is crucial. Accounting Technicians Ireland (ATI), a specialist in accounting technician education and training in Ireland, is responding to the growing demands for new and emerging skills in the accounting and finance sector. The accounting technician professional The accounting technician professional...
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How foreign language education can influence Irish business growth and talent development
Embracing foreign language skills can support the growth of Irish enterprises internationally. Find out how language proficiency future-proofs Irish talent. Recent client surveys, undertaken by Enterprise Ireland, have highlighted that access to skills is a major challenge to company development and a critical obstacle to company growth. Foreign language skills for business growth The availability...
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How to future-proof your workforce with upskilling programmes
In an ever-evolving work environment, staying competitive means continuously upgrading skills. By offering innovative programmes, employers and employees can meet this demand. In an increasingly fast-paced and evolving working world, businesses must stay ahead of the curve. From technological advancements to evolving market trends, the skills demanded of employees are constantly evolving. This means embracing...
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How to meet new people and learn new skills — the EU programme way
European Union programmes — such as Erasmus+ — give participants the chance to learn a range of new skills, meet new people and experience different European cultures. Participants in EU education and training programmes emerge with new skills and a deeper understanding of European cultures and values, which they can adopt into their work and...