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Length of validity of Leaving Cert results??

bingo9999 · 2009-01-16 23:05:29

Hey does anyone know for how many years your leavign cert results are valid for? 2? 4? Until you do another leaving cert? I did my leaving in 2006 and now am about to finish my course and am considering applying again, can anyone tell me how long they are valid for??? That'd be great cheers! Rory

16-01-2009 11:05pm

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bingo9999

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Hey

does anyone know for how many years your leavign cert results are valid for? 2? 4? Until you do another leaving cert? I did my leaving in 2006 and now am about to finish my course and am considering applying again, can anyone tell me how long they are valid for???

That'd be great cheers!

Rory

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#2 16-01-2009 11:11pm

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Forever.

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#3 16-01-2009 11:24pm

ayapatrick

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Id say forever aswel, but what about when you become mature student at 24.

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#4 16-01-2009 11:29pm

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When you become a mature student, your LC results don't just disappear! Forever means forever,

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#5 17-01-2009 1:19am

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i believe they only last till you are 90 and then you have to repeat if you want to apply for a job

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#6 17-01-2009 8:21pm

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And you've to repeat again when you're 180.

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