Celebrating Going To College And Showcasing Local Role Models

College Awareness Week is a big operation. Throughout the year, our important work continues, but by coming together, we put college on the agenda for the whole country for one entire week – 18th to 24th November 2024.

18th – 24th November 2024

College Awareness Week is a national event across Ireland. It aims to help students learn about the experiences they could have at college and the subjects they may want to study.

All students can benefit from this week, but it’s particularly important for students who may not have considered further education before or may not know many people who have been to college.

Countdown to CAW​

As you plan for this inspiring week, we’ve got plenty of different resources you might like to share with your students. All teacher-made, these resources are ready to download and get ready to use in your teaching in a few quick clicks

  

We’re Off!

Find out what College Awareness Week is all about

Talks, careers fairs, college visits and more are held at locations throughout the country. Many schools choose to organise their own events to help their students to get involved. There are also events held at libraries, colleges and universities.

10 Years of CAW

Take a look back at a small selection of photos from College Awareness Week over the years

Join Us.​

Look out for a huge range of College Awareness Week events near you and across the country.

What Folk have said about COllege Awareness Week​

NAPD is happy to see the growth of CAW over the years. The campaign is a fantastic source of support for schools, and I’d encourage all schools to take part.
Paul Crone, NAPD
There wasn’t much talk of college where I went to school, it wasn’t advised…college was a really difficult place to get to but I’m loving it now
Niall, Mature Student
Going to college should be an option for anyone. No one should ever feel excluded. College Awareness Week is a fantastic opportunity to highlight this message
Dr. Linda Doyle, Provost of Trinity College Dublin

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