Is there anywhere in dublin where a 19 year old can do a leaving cert in one year?
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there are plenty "grind" schools which allow students to the leaving certificate in a year but most are based on the presumption that if the student hasn't taken the exams before they have at least covered some of the syllabus. The Insitute of Education on Leeson St is good- I did some revision courses there. they give extensive notes and provide extra classes for students. They also have a good staff and when I went there a number of the teachers had written books used throughout the country for various subjects. \nThere are others though so shop around for price- availabilty of subjects etc.
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I am in Dublin and i have looked at google ....irish law....it will list all sites.
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That depends on a number of things. Most importantly what your current nationality is.\nIf you are a European Passport holder it will be easier for you.\n\nThe following site is packed with free information, but they do encourage you to buy their guide.\nhttp://www.movetoireland.com/\n\nOther Sources\n\nOasis (Online Access to Services, Information and Support)\nhttp://www.oasis.gov.ie/moving_country/moving_to_ireland/\nhttp://www.oasis.gov.ie/\n\nGovernment of Ireland Website.\nhttp://www.gov.ie/
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well the Irish ones are all to do with the Ireland that isn't part of the UK - I can't explain them for you sorry as I don't know anything about it\n\nGCSE's are exams that all pupils in Year 11 of secondary school in the United Kingdom take. The minimum you can take is 9 subjects or 10 I can't remember (I'm doing 13) but some people that can't cope can only take like 5 (this normally applies for people with learning problems, it's not very common to only take 5 GCSE's).\n\nThen, if you pass in 5 or more of your GCSE's (a pass is a C or above) then you can go to sixth form where you do your A levels. Also I think you can do A levels in college too. Anyway, the first year of A levels, you do AS level exams which count towards the overall mark of your A levels. At AS you can take maximum 5 subjects but most people opt for 4. \nThen in year 13 you do the A level exams, and you can drop 2 subjects from your AS if you've taken 5 AS's or you can drop 1 if you've taken 4 As's. but you can do 4 subjects at A level (that's the maximum) if you feel you can cope with but, but again, loads of people opt for 3 which is the minimum. A levels then are used to get into universities.\n\nthat all happens in secondary schools in the UK\n\nI don't know about any of the others sorry
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CELT Resources\n\nhttp://www.ucc.ie/celt/links.html\n\nhttp://www.ucc.ie/celt/publishd.html\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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yes, dear.\ngo to this web site and you will find even the step.it is quit easy . you well not going to miss it.\nhttp://www.aec.gov.au/_content/what/enrolment/
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The organisation that runs your training course should be able to help you. Also try and socialise with locals when you get there and not just the people on your course.
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Why don't you get in touch with Dublin council, they are sure to know of something in their area, try  customerservices@dublincity.ie    good luck.
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search the net, find someone who lives in Ireland and find out what the basics cost. Talk to other exchange students who have gone there.
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www.ukimmigration.com/
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try www.freshersworld.com
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visit the British Council in your nearest city in your country if u r living outside the UK
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hey this mightnt be too much help but i have been in the states the last 2 years on j1's and have looked into that myself. although i did not get very far. as far as i could find out its like £30.000 a year at least! and thats just fees... my cousin was lookin into it but it was too expnsive. also i have talked to ppl that have come to ireland on transfer programs similar to the erasmus.socrates thing we have in europre, and i am almost shure that there is a vice versa of what the yanks get from us. all else fails ask someone in ur college or email ur student union...
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Take a Mag flight (free or cheap military flight) to ireland.  I did that with my friends when we were in the Marines.
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Try the Nat-West, they did self cert.at one time, not too sure about now but well worth a try- best of luck.
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University College Dublin, Ireland
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Find anywhere that has Setanta.....\n\nby the way, Leinster rule ;)