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Maureen Kinnarney a student from AIT, was the proud recipient of a CPA Ireland merit award for her academic achievements. Maureen from Tullamore obtained a 100 per cent result in the financial management module from the BA (Hons) accounting class.

Despite vast changes in the business world, some courses are still the bedrock on which companies operate. A business qualification provides a stepping stone not only for job opportunities but also for career advancement.

CPA Ireland Skillnet has launched a free webinar series providing advice and support to business owners and managers in a flexible and accessible online format.

Q: I am going for a job in a company that’s undergoing significant changes right now. It’s a well-known company in a sector that is currently in a state of flux due to technological changes. Like many others, I am fascinated to find out what plans the company has to keep themselves relevant and profitable in the future. Would it be permissible for me to ask some questions about those plans in the job interview? (HR, email)

Ireland is an entrepreneurial nation. We have earned a strong reputation for our work ethic and ability to turn ideas into money-making industries. During these tough economic times, people are being encouraged to act on their entrepreneurial instincts and not give up. Caroline Gordon acted on her entrepreneurial instincts 15 years ago this May bank holiday weekend, having opened her accountancy practice in Swinford on Tuesday, May 7, 1996.

Hundreds of students, graduates, and jobseekers are expected to attend the GMIT Castlebar Graduate Careers Fair in GMIT Castlebar on Thursday February 4.