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Top marks for Louth schools in AIB Career Skills competition

Three Drogheda schools take tops awards

Eve Lawler of Drogheda Grammar School is presented with her award by Eimear Sinnott, Director of CareersPortal and Dave McCormack- AIB Deputy Chief People Officer at The AIB Careers Skills Competition Awards by CareersPortal at Number 6 ,Kildare Street,Dublin. Pictue Brian McEvoy

The winner of The Language Category Ana Isabel Camara Gtuierrez – Our Lady’s College, Drogheda with Karen Ruddock – PPLI pictured as she picked up her awarda at the AIB Careers Skills Competition by CareersPortal Awards at Number 6 Kildare Street,Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoy

Students Glen Masterson from Luttrellstown Community College -Winner of the Tourism category and The winner of The Language Category Ana Isabel Camara Gtuierrez – Our Lady’s College, Drogheda pictured as they picked up their awards at the AIB Careers Skills Competition by CareersPortal Awards at Number 6 Kildare Street,Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoy

Students from schools across Ireland with Eimear Sinnott -Director Careers Portal and Dave McCormack- AIB Deputy Chief People Officer as they met Minister for Education Norma Foley TD when they picked up their awards at at the AIB Careers Skills Competition by CareersPortal at Number 6 Kildare Street,Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoy

thumbnail: Eve Lawler of Drogheda Grammar School is presented with her award by Eimear Sinnott, Director of CareersPortal and Dave McCormack- AIB Deputy Chief People Officer at The AIB Careers Skills Competition Awards by CareersPortal at Number 6 ,Kildare Street,Dublin. Pictue Brian McEvoy
thumbnail: The winner of The Language Category Ana Isabel Camara Gtuierrez – Our Lady’s College, Drogheda with Karen Ruddock – PPLI pictured as she picked up her awarda at the AIB Careers Skills Competition by CareersPortal Awards at Number 6 Kildare Street,Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoy
thumbnail: Students Glen Masterson from Luttrellstown Community College -Winner of the Tourism category and The winner of The Language Category Ana Isabel Camara Gtuierrez – Our Lady’s College, Drogheda pictured as they picked up their awards at the AIB Careers Skills Competition by CareersPortal Awards at Number 6 Kildare Street,Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoy
thumbnail: Students from schools across Ireland with Eimear Sinnott -Director Careers Portal and Dave McCormack- AIB Deputy Chief People Officer as they met Minister for Education Norma Foley TD when they picked up their awards at at the AIB Careers Skills Competition by CareersPortal at Number 6 Kildare Street,Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoy
Alison ComynDrogheda Independent

Students from Drogheda schools took top awards amongst over 1,000 second level students who entered the AIB Careers Skills Competition by CareersPortal, where they undertook work experience and investigated potential careers. There were 32 winning entries and four of these were from Louth, who were congratulated by Minister for Education Norma Foley TD.

One of the top award winners a Greenhills student, for the Language Connect Award for Careers with a Foreign Language which went to Ana Isabel Camara Gtuierrez of Our Lady’s College, Greenhills, Drogheda, Co Louth for her work experience as a translator.

Highly commended in the Leaving Cert category was Rebecca McArdle, Sacred Heart School, Sunnyside, Drogheda ,Co. Louth who did Work Experience as a pre-school teacher and also completed a career investigation on the job of a psychotherapist.

3rd place in the TY category was Eve Lawler, Drogheda Grammar School, Co Louth who did her work experience in Drogheda Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Clinic, doing physiotherapy, writing up rehabilitative exercise plans, demonstrating exercises.

Commended in the TY category was Emily Moran of St Vincent's Secondary School, Louth did her work experience with PeaceProms Choir coordinating seating for schools and teachers, checking schools in on the app, choreography, data collecting. She also investigated the job of a Paediatrician.