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fig mclough · 2009-08-13 17:02:43

quick question can i apply for a plc now???

13-08-2009 5:02pm

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fig mclough

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quick question

can i apply for a plc now???

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#2 13-08-2009 5:34pm

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Yup. I think the details as to when you can is on the information for the course.

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#3 13-08-2009 5:43pm

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See some discussion on this thread

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#4 13-08-2009 11:46pm

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Get your application into your PLC / FE college now - dont wait for next week as there is a flood of applications in already with the major providers eg the Dublin colleges, Cork College of Commerce, Bray Institute, Cavan Institute.

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#5 14-08-2009 9:44am

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thanks guys! on the business studies plc course in the cavan website it says "leaving certificate" it doent say any 5 grades in blah blah!! do i need maths???

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#6 14-08-2009 9:46am

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It generally means LC standard if they do not specify a number of grades or particular requirements.
Best contact the individual college.

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#7 14-08-2009 9:51am

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Because PLC courses are aimed at not only leaving cert. students but also older people in the ciommunity the standard of maths is usually very basic, as they have to cater for everyone. If it doesn't specify grades then you should be ok! Good luck!

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#8 14-08-2009 1:49pm

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Cavan is holding an open registration day on Thursday 20th August at 3pm - so if you havent applied then get an application in and get down there on Thursday. What course are you hoping to do and what link are you hoping to progress onto ?

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