🎓 Career Guidance • Options Event 2015 Huge Success for Davitt College Career Options Event 2015 18 January 2015 • Joe Langan Sports Hall It is that time of year again! With Leaving Certificate students busy preparing their CAO applications, young people across the county are actively exploring the many opportunities available at Third Level Universities, Institutes of Technology, and Colleges of Further Education. To meet the specific needs of Post-Primary students in Co. Mayo, Davitt College, in partnership with the Education Working Group of Mayo County Council and the Mayo LEADER Partnership Company, hosted our second annual Career Options Event on Saturday, 17th January 2015. There was certainly something for everyone on the day. Held in the Davitt College Joe Langan Sports Hall, the free exhibition provided a vital opportunity for second-level students and their parents to access invaluable information regarding the wide range of education and training courses available. We were absolutely thrilled to welcome close to 1,600 people to the event! Career Options 2015 was a shining example of partnership and collaboration in action. Almost 40 Universities and Colleges from across the island of Ireland were represented, alongside several Universities from England. Attendees also benefited from expert presentations on CAO, SUSI Grants, UCAS, HEAR, and DARE, as well as essential information on Third Level Scholarships, Bursaries, and Grants. “There was a wealth of information available on the day to accommodate every interest – academic, creative and technical. I feel students’ experience has been enriched and I hope parents and their sons and daughters are now better able to make informed decisions about future careers.” — Ms. Bernie Rowland, Principal A sincere word of thanks to our dedicated organising committee: Ruth Carney, Ger King, Áine Ní Cadhain, Emma Nestor, Tara O’Brien, Bernie Lennon, and Padraic Moran for making this event such a success! 🤝🚀🎓 The Joe Langan Sports Hall hosted a massive turnout of nearly 1,600 students and parents exploring Third Level opportunities at the 2015 Career Options Event. ×