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Diploma in legal studies (kings inn)

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  • 01-03-2021 6:27am
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    katiek102010
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    Has anyone done it?

    I have a 12 year old with SEN and wondering of it will be possible to do and manage to work full time


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    Kellyg248
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    Hi Katie, I am currently in year 2 of the Diploma and while it is not easy, it is doable. Many of the students have fulltime employment and children....again not easy but doable. The classmates are usually very supportive and helpful. Well, I can say that for my classmates anyway. All the best to you.
    K


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    katiek102010
    Registered Users Posts: 1,105 ✭✭✭katiek102010


    Kellyg248 wrote: »
    Hi Katie, I am currently in year 2 of the Diploma and while it is not easy, it is doable. Many of the students have fulltime employment and children....again not easy but doable. The classmates are usually very supportive and helpful. Well, I can say that for my classmates anyway. All the best to you.
    K

    Brilliant thank you, I have a full time job and an autistic 12 year old so it's a big decision


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    katiek102010
    Registered Users Posts: 1,105 ✭✭✭katiek102010


    Kellyg248 wrote: »
    Hi Katie, I am currently in year 2 of the Diploma and while it is not easy, it is doable. Many of the students have fulltime employment and children....again not easy but doable. The classmates are usually very supportive and helpful. Well, I can say that for my classmates anyway. All the best to you.
    K

    Hi sorry to bring this up again, what additional costs are involved aside from the initial fees?


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