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An agreement to explore collaborative research and educational opportunities between Athlone Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Georgia, and Georgia Tech Ireland (GTI) was signed in Athlone on Wednesday.

Cosgallen in association with the VEC is organising a homework club for parents which looks at ways of addressing issues that parents may have in relation to their children’s study. Ideally the participants should be parents of students who are in third to sixth class. If you are interested contact Cosgallen CDP on 094 925 5070.

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Waterford Institute of Technology has been named Institute of Technology of the Year 2009 by the Sunday Times.

Mayo-native Dr Willie Golden has been appointed dean of the college of business, public policy and law at NUI Galway. He will have responsibility for the J.E. Cairnes School of Business and Economics, and the School of Law.

A homework club for Traveller children from primary school age up to 16 is to be introduced in Ballyhaunis for the next academic year.

Executive coaching in Ireland is no longer only offered to an elite group of high potential employees, rather it is now firmly established as a powerful tool in assisting companies to stay competitive in an economy which brings serious challenges daily.

Irish language consultancy and training company Gaelchultúr has announced that it is running intensive Irish oral preparatory courses for Leaving Cert students in 15 centres across Ireland this spring.

With unemployment rates at a new high, many people have turned toward teaching English abroad as a way to avoid pay cuts and travel the world while earning money.

Since 2003, Pure Sales, based in Castlebar, has been mentoring and training micro-enterprises and small SMEs with one simple aim — to help local owner-managers grow their business.