الأسئلة الكبرى لأيرلندا: الاختبار الموحد والتدريب المهني ومستقبل التعليم الأيرلندي

Teacher pay in Ireland is too low relative to other graduate professions and must rise to attract and retain talent.

All state-funded schools should be required to offer the same curriculum regardless of religious ethos.

Apprenticeships and further education courses should be funded and socially respected at the same level as academic degrees.

Third-level fees should be abolished and replaced with a graduate contribution collected through the tax system.

The CAO points race places harmful levels of pressure on teenagers and should be fundamentally reformed.

Irish schools should teach personal finance, civic education, and media literacy as compulsory core subjects.

Religious bodies should have no role in determining admissions criteria for state-funded schools.