AI Guidance for Students in Ireland
Can you use ChatGPT for your assignment? Is Grammarly allowed? What goes on your AI declaration? The rules change from college to college, and even from module to module. Our AI guidance gives you clear, practical answers from Irish academic experts, so you can use AI safely or leave it out completely.
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Why AI Rules Feel So Confusing Right Now
Generative AI is still new in Irish education, and colleges are still shaping their rules. A national QQI survey, run from December 2024 to February 2025, asked over 1,000 learners and over 1,200 staff about generative AI. It found a clear need for better policies and training.
For you, that means one module may ban AI completely, another may allow it for ideas, and a third may ask you to use ChatGPT and then critique its answer. Getting it wrong can lead to an academic integrity meeting, even when you meant well.
What Our AI Guidance Covers
Practical help with the AI questions that come up in real Irish assignments.
Your module’s AI rules
We go through your brief, module handbook and college policy with you, and explain in plain words what is and is not allowed.
Your AI declaration
We help you fill in your AI declaration or cover sheet honestly and clearly.
Citing AI tools
We show you how to cite ChatGPT, Copilot or Gemini in Harvard or APA 7, if your college allows their use.
ChatGPT critique tasks
Some assignments ask you to compare your answer with ChatGPT’s. We show you how to critique AI output with evidence.
Grammar and paraphrasing tools
Is Grammarly allowed? What about QuillBot? We help you check your college’s rules before you use them.
Good study habits
Keep notes, drafts and version history, so you can always show how your work developed.
Help Me With My Assignment’s AI Declaration and Critique Section
More Irish modules now include an AI section in the assignment itself. You may need to show the prompt you used, include ChatGPT’s answer and explain what it got wrong, what it missed and how your own answer is better.
This is a skill, and many students have never been taught it. Our experts show you how to structure the critique, covering accuracy, depth, sources, bias and relevance to Ireland, with examples you can learn from.
Quick Guide: Common AI Uses and the Questions to Ask
Use this as a starting point. Your module brief and college policy always come first.
- Brainstorming ideas: allowed in some modules. Check your brief and declare it if asked.
- Grammar checks (e.g. Grammarly): often allowed, but some modules ban every AI tool, including grammar tools.
- Paraphrasing tools (e.g. QuillBot): often not allowed. Changing words with a tool is not the same as writing in your own words.
- Writing paragraphs with ChatGPT: usually not allowed unless the task says so. Treat this as the highest risk.
- Finding sources with AI: risky, because AI often invents references. Always find and read the real source.
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AI Guidance for Students FAQs
Straight answers to the questions students ask us most.
It depends on your college and your module. Some Irish modules ban AI completely, some allow it for ideas or grammar, and some ask you to use it and critique it. Check your brief and module handbook first, and declare any use your college asks you to declare.
An AI declaration is a short statement, often on your assignment cover sheet, where you say whether and how you used AI tools. Some colleges ask for the tool name, what you used it for and the prompts you entered. Be honest and specific.
Grammarly is allowed in many modules, but not all. Some briefs ban every AI tool, including grammar and paraphrasing tools. If your brief is unclear, ask your lecturer before you use it, and note it in your AI declaration if required.
Compare ChatGPT’s answer with real evidence. Check its facts and references, point out what it missed, note any bias or lack of Irish context, and explain why your own answer is stronger. Our experts can show you how to structure this section.
Follow your college’s referencing guide. Many use an APA or Harvard format that names the tool, the company, the version and the date you used it. Some colleges also ask you to include your prompts in an appendix. Our referencing help can format it for you.
Each college has its own academic integrity process. Outcomes can range from a warning to a fail for the assignment, with more serious steps for repeated cases. If you are unsure, ask before you submit. It is much easier than fixing a problem afterwards.
The price depends on what you need, from a quick answer about your module rules to detailed help with a critique section. Send us your brief and question, and we will send a fixed quote before you pay.
Yes. Learning about your college’s AI rules, AI declarations and referencing is normal study support. This service does not write your assignment for you. It helps you understand the rules and use them well.
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