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Applying to Plc/Fetac

  • 03-07-2011 9:59am
    #1
    sharmadd
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7 ✭


    I just did my LC a few weeks back and I sat the Honours maths paper which I definitely failed. :(
    Is it too late for me to apply to a plc course now (with a full fetac award?) in case i did fail? Or would the applying stage be close now and reopens only after the results come out?
    See i'm not informed much about fetac/plc because I was sure I would get into an IT or university so I just discarded the idea of fetacs and plcs but Maths really screwed me over.


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  • #2
    ordinary_girl
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 850 ✭✭✭ordinary_girl


    You can go apply as a late applicant after you receive your leaving cert results. Usually late interviews are conducted at the end of August or early September. Keep an eye on the colleges you're interested in applying for to see when they put the application forms up/start posting them out for late applicants. You haven't missed your chance!


  • #3
    Sparkie93
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 101 ✭✭Sparkie93


    you should check any plc course your thinking of doing because i applied for some in the last few days as a late applicant and the interviews are scheduled for the end of august the closing date was mid august
    if the course your thinking of doing in an IT or university doesnt require maths then some accept an E in higher level


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