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  • 04-11-2009 3:39am
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    TEMPLAR KNIGHT
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    just wondering im in college at the moment and i will be dropping out soon and reapplying through the CAO would it be possible for me to create a portfolio for art and design if i did not do art for the leaving cert? any inout into this would be great thanks!


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    JoJo_27
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    You don't need to have done art for the Leaving Cert but you will need a strong portfolio. There's a portfolio preparation course offered by Limerick School of Art & Design/LIT through the Lifelong Learning Department. This is run in the Autumn and Spring terms and is a part-time evening course. See http://www.lit.ie/adulteducation/art/9001.html I know other institutions also offer similar programmes but I heard this one is good as it's taught by the people who assess the portfolios.


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    TEMPLAR KNIGHT
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    how long does it usualy take to build up a portfolio do you know?


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    PJTierney
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    TEMPLAR KNIGHT wrote: »
    how long does it usualy take to build up a portfolio do you know?
    Most people take a year out and do a portfolio course. I did mine in Desmond College, Newcastle West, (currently a 4th year sculpture student) but Limerick Senior College also does courses.


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    TEMPLAR KNIGHT
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    PJTierney wrote: »
    Most people take a year out and do a portfolio course. I did mine in Desmond College, Newcastle West, (currently a 4th year sculpture student) but Limerick Senior College also does courses.


    id be starting a portfolio course in January do you think that would be enough time to get it done?


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    PJTierney
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    TEMPLAR KNIGHT wrote: »
    id be starting a portfolio course in January do you think that would be enough time to get it done?
    Should be, if you dedicate a lot of time to it.

    Just make sure to talk to tutors about a good format for it.


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    morningpeasant
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    TEMPLAR KNIGHT wrote: »
    id be starting a portfolio course in January do you think that would be enough time to get it done?

    Is it still possible to enter into a portfolio course in January?


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    TEMPLAR KNIGHT
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    morningpeasant wrote: »
    Is it still possible to enter into a portfolio course in January?


    just in case you didn't get my pm heres the link

    http://lit.ie/adulteducation/art/9001.html


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    maggiemaymags
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    Hi , yes I think it is possible. You just need to check with college ad/min.


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