Successful careers night atSt Michael’s Grammar School
Thirty Five professionals came into the school during two evenings, helping the students to develop their skills.
Professionals gave positive, well informed advice and interviewed them on a one to one basis.
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Hide Ad“The 140 students found the experience invaluable and it really helped them to focus on their aspirations,” according to a school spokesperson.
“After group feedback at the end of the night the students were definitely more focussed on attaining success in their forthcoming A Level exams in order to ensure that they get their desired course at university or in further education.
“As a school we acknowledge the people who have helped at Careers events over the years, many of whom are past pupils.
“We appreciate their loyalty, sincerity and willingness to take students on work experience.
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Hide Ad“Thankfully the feedback from employers who cater for these students needs is always very positive on the pupils’ manners, willingness to engage and ability to communicate effectively.
“We look forward to more past pupils getting involved in these ventures as their expertise and professional assistance are invaluable.
Martin Dummigan – Engineering; Dermot McCluskey – Computing; Peter Kennedy – Computing; Dr Canice McGivern – Physics; Sean McMorrown – Teaching; Jane O’Loan – Teaching; Fearghal McMullan – Music; Donal McCarthy – Product Design; Jenny Mulholland – Business; Michael Mulholland – Business; Rob Plaistowe – Pilot;
Christopher McGlone – Dietetics/Radiography; Cieran Marshall – Law; Brendan Courtney – Sport; Liam Mackle – History/Politics; Kevin McCluskey – English/Performing Arts; Eddie Rafferty – Art; Chris Fox – Engineering; Brendan McConaghy – Physiotherapy; Alan Hamilton – Business; Danielle Marshall – Business; Dr Pauline Lappin – Medicine; Gareth McGibbon – Social Work; Paul Hughes – Accountancy; Neil McConville – Actuary; Aidan Kelly – Paramedic;
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Hide AdCahir McAuley – Veterinary Science; Joan Ward – Psychology; Marcus Malley – Marine Science; Aoife Carlin – Nursing; Patricia McStay – Midwifery; Una Toland – Nursing; Kieran Hanratty – Teaching; Kyle McCormick – Teaching