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Law exams FE1s and working part-time and prep courses

Hannaho · 2024-05-20 03:21:50

I am not sure this is the right forum. My daughter is finished college and thinking about doing FE1s - has law degree. Is it possible to work part-time and do these exams, e.g. Work 20 hrs per week in Ireland? Other option she thought about was teaching yoga in Bali - she has the qualification to do so and would be offered…

20-05-2024 3:21am

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I am not sure this is the right forum. My daughter is finished college and thinking about doing FE1s - has law degree. Is it possible to work part-time and do these exams, e.g. Work 20 hrs per week in Ireland? Other option she thought about was teaching yoga in Bali - she has the qualification to do so and would be offered free accommodation and meals in return for 2 hours work per day ' the rest of the time she would study - she was hoping to stay there for 10 months and study the courses online - leaving Bali every 2 months to travel to other parts of Asia for a couple of days to meet Ballinese visa requirements. Does this sound possible or pie in the sky? Also for those studying FE1s. Did you pay for them or did your parents pay for the courses? I never anticipated paying for anythkng beyond undergrad.

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