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Nursing Studies - Help??

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  • 02-11-2010 9:36pm
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    MonkeyShoes
    Registered Users Posts: 12 ✭


    Hiya Everyone,

    I'm currently doing a FETAC level 5 in Healthcare support and hope to progress onto university next year for ID Nursing.
    However, i just discovered i need three other modules:

    D20001 Anatomy and Physiology
    D20002 Introduction to Nursing
    D20032 Human Growth and Development

    Does anyone happen to know of anyone/where that would do just these 3 modules for me? Would love to start asap as i plan on entering the CAO for this coming year. I live in the Dublin/Meath region.
    Thank you! :)


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    BARBWIRE
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6 ✭BARBWIRE


    Hi I did those subjects in Blanchardstown, as far as I know, classes started in september, All I can say is ring the vec office in the Blanchardstown village they will give you a ph. no. to ring. Its Based in a building beside a secondary school called Riversdale community college. Corduff. Goodluck


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    Further Ed.
    Registered Users Posts: 414 ✭✭Further Ed.


    Do bear in mind you will need a full FETAC Level 5 award which is 8 modules and also includes mandatory modules in Communications and Work Experience. There are very few places reserved for FETAC graduates on Nursing degrees - some as low as 3 per IoT degree course. The standard required is 8 distinctions.


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    mistee
    Registered Users Posts: 37 ✭mistee


    Hi
    I am thinking about doing the Nursing studies course in Galway, Just wondering what are the jobs out of it - i know you can go into do the nursing degree with that course..


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