Do you need Irish to get into dit?

Badwulf · 23-03-2014 6:30pm #1

Just a quick question for most the courses I see in DIT under the requirements it says I need a ordinary d3 in english OR irish, im pretty terrible at irish and am worried ill fail it for the leaving so do I need it to get into DIT?

Mr Pseudonym · 23-03-2014 8:05pm

It would seem that way to me. If it's not the case, it's hopelessly ambiguous. I would send them an e-mail.

Badwulf · 23-03-2014 8:18pm

It simply says on the sight I need to pass english OR irish

hfallada · 23-03-2014 8:22pm

You only need Irish for NUI universities eg UCD, Maynooth, Galway. You dont even need Irish for Trinity.

But OP I seriously doubt you will fail Irish. Im Dyslexic (had no Irish exemption or spelling waiver), cant string two sentences together and didnt open a book once for Irish ever. And I still got a C3 in Ord. The trick is keep talking in your oral, just keep talking and you will pass

Badwulf · 23-03-2014 9:23pm

I don't need french either do I?

jamo2oo9 · 25-03-2014 5:02pm

Badwulf wrote: »

I don't need french either do I?

If it says English or Irish and another language, then yes. If there's nothing about it, then you don't need it at all.

Do you need Irish to get into dit?

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