Overview of Essay Writing in Republic of Ireland and Scotland

In the past few years, Scotland has observed a rise in the formation of software and technology related companies, particularly the rise of Rockstar games and EA Sports establishing its European HQ in Edinburgh; and Scottish manufacturing gaining pace and strength in comparison to England as well. This gradual movement towards computer science development is considerably observed as an improvement for Scotland, whose Universities are seeing admissions rise in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (S.T.E.M) disciplines and programs. The population of Scotland is around 5.5 million people with the literacy rate standing at 99% and more than 90% of Scottish students are obtaining higher education in their native Scotland. Scotland is part of the United Kingdom and its education contribution to S.T.E.M has helped improve the United Kingdom’s educational rankings among O.E.C.D nations and improving standards of Essay Writing among Scottish students as well.

As far as computer science, science related disciplines and engineering programs is concerned, the following universities in Scotland are renowned for their excellence globally:

• University Of Edinburgh.
• University Of Glasgow.
• University Of Dundee.
• University Of Aberdeen.
• Napier University Edinburgh.

On the other hand, The Republic of Ireland is a growing global hub for business, education and culture as well. Many people from Asia, Africa, Middle East, Eastern and Southern Europe as well as a few Latin American nations are now moving to the Republic of Ireland, owing to its openness to the European Union and the United Kingdom as well as International openness as well. Though, the Irish Gross National Product (G.N.P) is lower than the Irish Gross Domestic Product (G.D.P), the Irish economy has shown signs of strength and has balanced manufacturing and services as well as a world class infrastructure for lovability and earning a good rank on the human development index, ahead of the United States of America and Canada. The Republic of Ireland opened its doors following the adoption of the Euro as the single monetary unit across all of Europe. It subsequently became headquarters for leading American, Canadian and other numerous multinational Information Technology Corporations as well as becoming a major research and development hub for pharmaceuticals, electronics and information technology. Intel, Dell, Google, Pfizer, Allergan, Pioneer, Sharp and HP are among the firms having European headquarters in the Republic of Ireland along with a host of others thereby boosting education and schooling in science related disciplines. The following are among Republic of Ireland’s top Universities:

• University College Dublin.
• Dublin City University.
• University College Cork.
• University of Limerick.
• National University of Ireland: Galway.
• Maynooth University.

English in both Scotland and Republic of Ireland, especially spoken English; can be a bit difficult to comprehend. Though the Irish accent is lighter, the Scottish accent is heavier and both have matching vocabularies, yet the rule on grammar in both nations is relaxed due to emphasis on top notch subject matter that is key to very good essays, coursework and assignments. Good written English is an added benefit in Scotland and Republic of Ireland which is appreciated and many students are often aided by their instructors in such regard.

Essay writing standards in both nations match the standards and rules of England but the emphasis on grammar has been reduced considerably in favour impeccable subject matter. Though, many foreign students studying in Scotland encounter errors in content, spelling and grammar but educationists there have been very supportive in this regard and still are. However, a considerable number of foreign students in Scotland are working part time meaning that their Essay writing assignments might get delays due to demanding nature of their jobs. Students studying in Scotland do need a dedicated Essay Writing due to demanding nature of their jobs.

Author Bio: James Moran is studying English linguistics at the University of Limerick and is working part time as a freelance writer writing for graduates and students alike.