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hi is it possible to do the leaving cert in one year

jhon boy · 2014-06-15 01:37:50

hi i left school when i was 15 now i wanna go back and do the leaveing i done the jc and done ok in it but my question is could i do the leaveing and get 40% i 6 subjects in 5th year il be doing maths' english' spanish 'history 'HE' Link Modules all i need is 6 (D3) thanks for your help :)

15-06-2014 1:37am

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jhon boy

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hi i left school when i was 15 now i wanna go back and do the leaveing i done the jc and done ok in it but my question is could i do the leaveing and get 40% i 6 subjects in 5th year il be doing maths' english' spanish 'history 'HE' Link Modules all i need is 6 (D3) thanks for your help

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#2 15-06-2014 8:44am

Peregrine

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Which level are you taking those subjects in?

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#3 15-06-2014 9:56am

typicalstudent

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Yeah it definitely is. You have to work your balls off if you want them at higher level but it's certainly worth it. Go for it lad!

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#4 15-06-2014 11:06am

spurious

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The school you are going to might recommend that you take the two years to get back into the swing of things and to maximise your chances. I know it seems like a long time now, but in the long run an extra year now is much less costly than spending your life wondering 'what if' you had taken the full recommended time.

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