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Part time/distance leaving cert

  • 29-07-2016 11:04am
    #1
    gg1305
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    Hi all,

    Just looking for some advice or information, I'm currently contracted to full time work and am looking for the opportunity to repeat a full leaving cert, due to the nature of the employment, only part time or distance learning is an option, I've done a little searching but to little avail, any help would be great!


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  • #2
    spurious
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    Night classes? Where in the country are you?


  • #3
    jas376
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 41 ✭jas376


    gg1305 wrote: »
    Hi all,

    Just looking for some advice or information, I'm currently contracted to full time work and am looking for the opportunity to repeat a full leaving cert, due to the nature of the employment, only part time or distance learning is an option, I've done a little searching but to little avail, any help would be great!

    Kilroy's College, Dublin does Leaving Cert by distance learning AFAIK. Check out their website.


  • #4
    everesteduc
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 90 ✭✭everesteduc


    You could do it by yourself as an external student but you would need a good deal of dedication to keep studying on your own. The simplest subjects to do on your own would be the ones that do not involves a project. So, english, maths, business, economics, accounting, classical studies. You could also do irish and a foreign language but you would have to organise the oral exam with a school.

    You could study physics, chemistry, biology on your own also but you are meant to have conducted the mandatory experiments. Some colleges hold one-day leaving cert experiment days so you could attend one of these.

    Subjects like history, geography, religion, agricultural science, home economics and others involve projects so you would require teacher supervision.

    You can register as an external student with www.examinations.ie around Christmas time. The cost for 3 subjects or more should be a little over €300. They give you a short list of dedicated external exam centres or you can organise it with a school that is convenient to you.


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