- bo - wrote: » Get a grip. It's a bargain alert, not an open discussion on life and fulfillment. Away somewhere else with your wishy washy sh1te...
OnLooker wrote: » The majority of them seem to have that but when you click into the course content they allow employed people to attend.
mad m wrote: » I applied for a course in WIT last year, didn't realise it was springboard funded. You pay 10% so I had to pay 500 euro. I had to meet the criteria set out for the course I was doing plus upload a **** load of my qualifications before I was granted funding. I'm in full time employment and up until Covid I was travelling to WIT in Waterford every 2nd Friday, stayed down there and was in WIT on Saturday till 2pm.
yoshx wrote: » Now this , you are one in 100s , you deserve to apply and keep going for the joy of study knowledge ! Your courses should be free and should be supported ! I see a lot of people going into fields with very little interest and finding no fulfillment , I believe your journey will yield great friendship and maybe an academic future ahead of you. May I ask what courses have you completed ?
dinneenp wrote: » I spoke to them last week. It's not first come, first served. There's a deadline for applications and all submitted will get reviewed.
Clareman wrote: » I've done 2 Springboard courses now and they are brilliant in my opinion, nothing to do with jobs or careers advancement but as a hobby, you can spend your evenings watching Netflix or whatever you want, personally I did evening courses online and loved every second of them, forgetting about the extra letters after my name or pieces of paper in the post, you get to meet people with similar interests as you have and it is quite a sociable thing.
touts wrote: » Got rejected did you?[/QUOT I went on site to see what amazing courses are being thought to the general public, it failed , the site crashed - so we could say it was a heavenly intervention
icanmunch wrote: » finally managed to load the page. Any course I find is not open to those currently in employment
This is it wrote: » But sure, why do anything in life. Most people need money, so most people need a job. Third level education is one avenue available to us to make this possible.
Clareman wrote: » Prehaps if someone manages to get onto the site they might download the excel spreadsheet of all the courses and upload it here so people can have an idea of the courses that have been posted.
yoshx wrote: » just gonna share my 2 cents ,if they cant create a proper website that able to serve , why bother applying trough any of it ? There is lack of resources or grey material to make this springboard website going, therefore anything is related to it is kind of obsolete. Now lets say you got in and got your degree and your dream job with 100 k or more, you still just an homo sapiens with money and a job. Congratulations You have Survived, whats is next ? I would say you find more full filing life style away from all these super courses , educated people. Good luck finding your ways
touts wrote: » Site keeps crashing. It's unusable at the moment.
CBear1993 wrote: » Has the site crashed or have they just decided not to open it at 10am? Missed all the thread this morning, just logged on and its still the excel list, no way of searching courses
Jet Black wrote: » Sure he did. I signed up too and they sent me my master's already, great service.
2lazytogetup wrote: » my mate told me that he signed up to a springboard it course this morning and he has already received login from college and emails with his reading material attached. think he even has his timetable for september
go4it wrote: » this type of courses are NOT first come first served ; it's based on merits! And the schools won't close the application process, even if they have 10 times more applications than places : they have a way of filtering down the applications and pick the ones who really want and can learn new skills...@offtopic : few people ( even on this forum ) thought that is a penneys opens at 10 , start Q-ing from 3 am type of thing