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leaving cert construction studies

  • 10-09-2007 7:51pm
    #1
    haleyj
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    hey! I ive just started 5th year and have chosen my subjects. I picked construction studies as I am interested in the whole architectural side of things. As I have not done this subject for the junior cert im a bit worried bout de project and the practical examination?? any advise as to should I stay in the class?:confused:


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    8k2q1gfcz9s5d4
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    i didnt do construction, i wanted to, but it was either that or physics and chem (i know, i am a nerd!) and also 90% of the lads in the class were the "ON THE SHED! ON THE SHED! ON THE SHED!" type!
    I knew a few people that did construction, there is a lot of theory and drawing involved. If you didnt do tec drawing for the jc, it would be very hard. For your main project as far as i know, you can make what ever you want, so if you make somthing that isnt to hard to make, but has a good design and looks good you should be ok. I would be worried about the practicle though!

    tba all the joints yo learn to make for the jc could be learned in a week. they do require a lot of practice to get the sawing etc... perfect


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