Moya Keating took home the prize from Dunamase College.
A Laois Leaving Cert student is taking home the top prize for her career investigation skills.
The annual competition run by CareersPortal allows students to properly look into a career, identity the tools they need and how their work experience influences what job they'd like to persuade.
Moya Keating from Dunamase College in Portlaoise, took first place in her category for her work experience as a tour guide in Kilkenny help her look into primary school teaching.
She says it's a valuable profession:
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