SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY

Katieee323

Hi I am going to be doing my leaving cert next year (2015) and obviously I have been giving a lot of thought as to what I want to do, career wise in the future. I have recently developed an interest in pursuing a career as a speech therapist but the problem is the points... I know Trinity, UCC and NUI Galway all offer courses in clinical speech and language therapy but the points are just too high and not reasonable for me I don't think unfortunately. I am wondering if there is another way of going about becoming a speech therapist? Thank you :-)

spurious

You could investigate training in the UK.

d1234

Uk is probably the best option. The Irish Times stated that demand for this course has risen 46% this year so that means that the points most likely won't be lowered.

Katieee323

d1234 wrote: »

Uk is probably the best option. The Irish Times stated that demand for this course has risen 46% this year so that means that the points most likely won't be lowered.

Really! Ok thank you

thesimpsons

http://www.nuigalway.ie/careers/students/faq/slt.html

http://www.ul.ie/graduateschool/course/speech-and-language-therapy-msc


or do a post graduate degree

Orlaith98

There is a course you can do in UL and go back and do a masters in Speech & Language Therapy then