by Joseph Farrelly
“If you were 17 and wanted to work in media, how much would a 25-minute conversation with someone in media have helped you?" The Talk To Joe podcast looks to give guidance around how some of Ireland's best known people chose their college course, got into work experience and some tips that they wish they knew when they were that age.
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April 6, 2021
Episode 10 features Joe McMahon who is an architect with experience in Ireland and abroad. He talks about the importance of good guidance, subject choice and his own journey into studying in DIT now TU Dublin. He spoke about linking creative subjects with Maths and why he always had an interest in choosing his career. It is a great opportunity to hear what it is like to study and work in the area. Joe gives brilliant, simple advice.
March 29, 2021
We're joined by Orlaith Cullen. Orlaith is a DCU graduate and speaks to me about all things law, leaving cert subjects, changing her CAO choice and study/life balance. Orlaith gives great advice about picking subjects you enjoy, holding down a part time job while in an intense course and all the options around law. For anyone considering law this is a must listen.
March 22, 2021
This week's episode is with Ciarán Smith who talks about what it is becoming a pharmacist. Ciarán talks about researching going to the UK, researching courses and comparing the CAO and UCAS. Ciarán talks about the challenges of moving abroad and coming back to work in the community. He spoke about working in different locations, training in the UK and the course load. Ciarán gives some great advice for studying abroad, training and tips for subject choice. It is really useful content for anyone interested in science or becoming a pharmacist.
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“If you were 17 and wanted to work in media, how much would a 25-minute conversation with someone in media have helped you?"
The Talk To Joe podcast looks to give guidance around how some of Ireland's best known people chose their college course, got into work experience and some tips that they wish they knew when they were that age.
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