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Leaving after Junior cert

Random74 · 2018-01-17 14:15:47

So I'm planning to drop out after JC and I want to know if I have to do anything like tell my teacher, sign something or anything like that?Please don't try convince me to stay. Thanks

17-01-2018 2:15pm

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Random74

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So I'm planning to drop out after JC and I want to know if I have to do anything like tell my teacher, sign something or anything like that?Please don't try convince me to stay. Thanks

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#2 17-01-2018 5:02pm

spurious

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What age will you be?

If you are under 18, have you told your parents of your plan?
Have you actually thought about what you will do for money?

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#3 17-01-2018 7:48pm

Random74

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I'm gonna be 16 soon. Yes I've told my parents what I'm gonna go and I know what I'm gonna do for money.

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#4 17-01-2018 9:04pm

spurious

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You don't have to sign anything. As a courtesy you should tell your school you will not be back this September.

You may well come back to education in the future. The wages you can earn with just a JC tend to be quite limited.

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#5 17-01-2018 10:21pm

Random74

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thank you so much for the answer

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#6 22-01-2018 8:40pm

donaldtramp

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Random74 wrote: »

thank you so much for the answer

Unless you have an apprenticeship organized, I can tell you this is a really terrible idea.

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