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ASTI/ INTO/ TUI Joint Statement: Pay talks have dragged on for too long
Meeting this week in Dublin, the presidents of the ASTI, INTO and TUI denounced the delay in reaching agreement in the ongoing talks with the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform
Leaving Cert students should take time to consider all options
Students receiving their Leaving Certificate results tomorrow should take time to consider all the opportunities before them, ASTI President Breda Lynch has said.
Teacher shortages will only be resolved by equal pay, says new ASTI President
The teacher shortage crisis facing schools next year will only be resolved when the pay inequality experienced by new and recently qualified teachers is addressed, the new ASTI President Breda Lynch said today.
ASTI President sends message to exam students
In a message to over 120,967 students beginning their Leaving and Junior Cert written exams from tomorrow (Wednesday, June 6), ASTI President Ger Curtin urged students to keep things in perspective over the coming weeks
Cork teacher wins ASTI award for service to union
A Cork teacher will receive the 2018 ASTI Honorary Life Membership Award in recognition of her exceptional service to the union at a reception in Dublin tonight.
Donegal teacher wins ASTI award for service to union
A Donegal teacher will receive the 2018 ASTI Honorary Life Membership Award in recognition of his exceptional service to the union at a reception in Dublin tonight.
Galway woman receives ASTI Scholarship Award
Maeve Clancy from Oughterard, Galway will be presented with the 2018 ASTI Annual Scholarship Award at a reception in Dublin tonight.
Tipperary Teacher wins ASTI award for service to union
A Tipperary teacher will receive the 2018 ASTI Honorary Life Membership Award in recognition of his exceptional service to the union at a reception in Dublin tonight
History demonstrates importance of investment in education
Ireland must follow the advice of the OECD and invest more in education, ASTI President Ger Curtin said today.
Successful curriculum reform must support teaching and learning, says ASTI leader
Radical curriculum change must be accompanied by a parallel process of engagement with the teaching profession, ASTI General Secretary Kieran Christie told the union’s annual conference in Cork today
