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What level is the second Irish exam set at .... .In the law society of Ireland

  • 18-06-2007 07:19PM
    #1
    Shane80
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    Hey everyone ,

    I’m thinking of studying law in Griffith college Dublin . But what about the second exam in the law society what level is it set at …. I know it’s the same as the Irish leaving cert but what level …. Ordinary level or higher level . And how hard is it ??? And there website does not say !!! ;)


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  • #2
    timmywex
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,626 ✭✭✭timmywex


    soc>legal discussion


    they should give you a better idea


  • #3
    Lucas10101
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    I emailed them that question months back and they said it's the same as having an Oral exam at Junior Certificate level. It's at a very low level, if you had done ordinary or higher at Leaving Cert, then you will find it easy enough, it's just to show you have a grasp of the language.


  • #4
    bright
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    Apparently Lybian nationals with 2 weeks study have passed that exam...griffth would, off the record, tell you that it is a joke.


  • #5
    Shane80
    Closed Accounts Posts: 75 ✭✭Shane80


    Lucas10101 wrote:
    I emailed them that question months back and they said it's the same as having an Oral exam at Junior Certificate level. It's at a very low level, if you had done ordinary or higher at Leaving Cert, then you will find it easy enough, it's just to show you have a grasp of the language.

    Are you sure that was the second exam ????? . (not the first !!! ) thanks for your help . :)


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