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FETAC

junemvc · 2009-11-22 16:27:22

Hi guys, I am looking into different courses for next year. Alot of them are FETAC approved. I have read through this as an advantage to some courses. However, does anyone know if it is the best one and how? I am worried about choosing the wrong course. Thanks:)

22-11-2009 4:27pm

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junemvc

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Hi guys,

I am looking into different courses for next year. Alot of them are FETAC approved. I have read through this as an advantage to some courses. However, does anyone know if it is the best one and how?

I am worried about choosing the wrong course.

Thanks:)

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#2 22-11-2009 10:17pm

implausible

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I presume you're talking about Level 5/PLC courses. FETAC is the awarding body for them and the courses are recognised throughout the country.

Many FETAC courses allow you access to 3rd level, either through reserved FETAC places in colleges/universities or through a links scheme, which allows you to use your FETAC results as points to get into a course.

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