Fe1student1234 wrote: » If you look up the law society website they have a number for reception and ask to be transferred to the FE1 section They seem to be dragging their heels in with giving out info
Lallers96 wrote: » Still no letter and my post arrives early enough in the morning, around 10 I would say. I've emailed yesterday and no reply. How can the law society employ administrators so bad at their job. What number can people ring because this is a complete joke. I have booked my hotel which is a 5min walk from the RDS and sure for all I know I'm down for Croke Park. I don't know my exam number, I don't know where I'm sitting in either stadium, I don't know if I'm to wear a mask or not, or anything about this exam at all.
20082014 wrote: » I think it is people who were previously registered to sit the exam in March are in Croke Park whereas people who registered for the exam over the summer are in the RDS. I was due to sit it in March and I am in Croke Park but friends who decided to sit the exam after the august sitting announcement are in the RDS and some of those have the same letter surname as me. Perhaps they are doing this as the Croke Park exams will needed to be corrected ASAP due to some of those people depending on the result for Blackhall this September? But then again other people will need to know their results quickly also as they will need to know what exams to register for in the October sitting.. very hard to know!
EmmaO94 wrote: » For anyone who hasn't received their letter, (please don't take this as Gospel) but if it helps with logistics/planning - it seems that if your surname is higher up in the alphabet, you'll be in the RDS but if you're lower down then you'll be in Croke Park (this is just from anecdotal evidence from speaking with friends).
DUMSURFER wrote: » That's bizarre... I'd ring again if it doesn't come tomorrow and demand they email it. Can't honestly expect you to wait for the postman on Monday morning with your fingers crossed.
Fe1student1234 wrote: » I emailed as they hadn’t posted mine and all they said was they’d be posting it yesterday. Had to send another email asking to confirm where I am sitting my exam as that could mean it may not get here in time but they would not give me my exam number just said it was in the letter
DUMSURFER wrote: » I wouldn't be waiting for it to come, ring and get them to email it to you today. Last October my letter only arrived the day of my first exam, which was no good seeing as I was half way up the country in the Red Cow... So, just don't trust that it's coming tomorrow because if it doesn't (which is very possible) then you'll just be stressing all weekend and waste so much time trying to sort it out Monday.
Boltabb wrote: » To follow up on my post yesterday re the letter not arriving - it still has not arrived, and the postman has been. If anyone is in same position waiting, you're not alone.
lsheehaneire wrote: » Are we allowed wear the face visers ? ( not sure of the technical name for them !) Instead of struggling to breath under the mask.
keelfe1s wrote: » No...No need to drop EU the day before.. They are doing spot checks in the exam hall during exam!!
Lcork23 wrote: » Does anyone know if we need to drop our EU legislation off the day before. I presume not but want to double check?
spygirl wrote: » Just curious, wondering if anyone concerned about sitting in an exam hall? Has anyone had confirmation of what the measures are on the day? sent back form etc but no response or letter. Considering not sitting, but concerned am being an alarmist, just wondering what others thoughts are. Considering that if things get worse in winter may be skipping October using the logic currently going around my head at the moment. Not looking for advice, just wondering if I am the only one pausing for thought. I think at this stage I just want to know what the plan is for next week in the exam halls.
