Where can I find a comprehensive list of college courses?

Godot. · 01-08-2012 09:35PM #1

Going back to education next month. I was a bit of a waster last time I was at school and never attended a careers class. I have basically no idea what I want to do after my Leaving and need a good website to guide me.

Also, is there grants available to go to college in England? I'm asking because I literally can't string 2 sentences of Irish together... could never get into it at school and we never speak it at home either. I often hear people say a certain Irish grade is compulsory in college courses.

SureYWouldntYa · 01-08-2012 10:07PM

Qualifax is the best site for searching courses

amyleaving · 01-08-2012 10:10PM

Honestly think of what your ideal career is,what job would you like to do?
now,i can almost guarantee you there is a course for it,
go to all the college websites you can think of and just browse, UCD,Trinity,dcu ,dit anywhere
There are grants but they are means tested so i do not know your personal circumstances when you find the course you want , ex in UCD ring them /the number will be on the website and enquire about the course you want to do, they will tell you according to your situation
Good luck

finality · 02-08-2012 01:32AM

For most courses in Ireland you just need to pass OL Irish, you don't generally need a certain grade unless the course is Irish-related. If you wanted to you could probably pass OL Irish without a huge amount of work.

Canard · 02-08-2012 07:09PM

I'm pretty sure TCD don't need a pass in Irish.

Darius.Tr · 03-08-2012 10:19PM

I think most of the times it requires a certain grade in either English or Irish.

Where can I find a comprehensive list of college courses?

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