Educational Research Centre (ERC) has conducted the PISA study for Ireland since 2000.
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Ahead of next week’s PISA 2025 results, let’s look back at what previous cycles tell us. As we prepare for the release of the PISA 2025 results, we’re taking a look back…
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Educational Research Centre (ERC)
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- Drumcondra, IE
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- 51–200 employees
About Educational Research Centre (ERC)
The Educational Research Centre (ERC) is an internationally recognised centre of excellence in research, assessment and evaluation in education, based in Dublin Ireland. It was established in 1966 and was designated as a Statutory Body in 2015 in accordance with the Education Act (1998). The Centre carries out research at all levels of the education system. Research is undertaken on behalf of the Department of Education, at the request of other agencies and on the initiative of the ERC itself and its staff. An assessment service is also provided through, for example, the supply of standardised tests to schools. The ERC also publishes the Irish Journal of Education.
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Educational Research Centre (ERC) participated in the PISA 2025 event.
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Educational Research Centre (ERC) published the PISA 2025 results, including the overall computational problem solving scale and subscales for students in Ireland.
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Educational Research Centre (ERC) participated in the PISA 2025 event in Ireland, attending the OECD Education and Skills and Department of Education and Youth meetings.
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