Applicants who have not yet completed their application are urged by CAO to do so immediately, particularly mature applicants, applicants for the HEAR or DARE schemes, or those who are thinking about applying for a restricted course.
The Central Applications Office (CAO) application deadline for undergraduate courses in Irish Higher Education Institutions is Friday, 1 February at 5:15pm. Applicants who have already made a CAO application have up to 5:15 pm on 1 February to add, remove or re-order courses free of charge. If an applicant is considering applying for a restricted course they should make sure to include the course details in their application before this deadline. If they do not apply for a restricted course before the deadline an additional fee of ?10 applies for the use of the Change of Course Choices facility which is available (to registered applicants only) from 5 February to 1 March at 5:15 pm. The CAO Change of Mind facility opens on the 6 May. This facility allows applicants the opportunity to add, remove or change the order of their courses as many times as they like (and free of charge) right up the 1 July at 5:15 pm, however it is important to note that restrictions apply. Applicants are reminded that they should list their course choices in genuine order of preference. To apply to CAO go to www.cao.ie and click on 'Apply'. Engineers Ireland calls for sixth year students to choose engineering courses at third level
Engineers Ireland has called for sixth year students to choose engineering courses at third level to future-proof economic growth and meet future skills demand. The call to action has come in advance of the CAO deadline of Friday, 1st February, which marks the application closing date for undergraduate courses in Higher Education Institutions. Caroline Spillane, Director General of Engineers Ireland, said: “Our recent survey of members has predicted that over 6,000 new jobs will be created in the engineering sector this year. However, 94% of engineering employers surveyed see the shortage of engineers with the right skills as the main barrier to business growth. The reality is that the number of students moving into third-level engineering and technology sectors needs to be much larger to meet employers’ future needs for graduates.” Click here to read full article … TU Dublin will be hosting a live chat event in advance of the Feb 1st CAO deadline.Prospective Students of all types can ask questions about CAO, Advanced Entry, General TU Dublin queries or whatever they might like to know.
Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) is Ireland’s newest University offering a range of disciplines from Level 6 to Level 10. Please join us for a live chat event, 29th Jan 13.00 to 14.00 and again at 5pm -6pm. We will be live on https://www.tudublin.ie/chat/ I would like to bring to your attention the following change to the DCU accommodation application process for incoming first years 2019/2020.
Applications Open: February 27th 2019 at 11.00am. Applications Close: March 27th 2019 at 11.59pm. Application Process: During the application dates – applicants must set up their profile and pay a non-refundable administration fee of €50.00 to apply. This can be done by visiting www.dcuaccommodation.ie on the above application dates. Allocation Process: After the application process closes DCU accommodation will perform a random lottery on Monday 1st of April where all those successful in securing DCU accommodation get a booking code to log into the system and continue their application all the way to booking a room. Applicants will have the ability to self-select a room, sign the Terms & Conditions and pay a booking deposit of €250.00 to secure the room. If the applicant pays and cancels prior to semester one starting, the €250.00 is refunded in full. If you are not successful at this point, DCU accommodation will perform mini lotteries as they get cancellations and successful applicants will be notified. (N.B. Round one course offers are issued through the CAO mid-August 2019) Semester 1 payment due by 5.00pm on August 21st from all accepted offers otherwise the room is released for general sale. Semester 2 payment due in full on or before 6th January 2020. For further information, you can visit the website at www.dcuaccommodation.ie, or to contact DCU Campus Residences directly please phone 01 700 5736 or by email [email protected] Throughout the year we hold a number of Open Days so you can see for yourself what life as a student at BIMM Dublin is really like.
You’ll get to watch live performances from BIMM bands, learn more about our courses and philosophy, tour our amazing facilities, chat with our tutors and ask questions about how studying at BIMM Dublin can help you forge a career in the music industry. Click here for more information … LIberties College is offering Walk-In Interviews on Saturday 26th January (1-3pm) for the following courses:
We are running a Careers in Screen event at IFI on Feb 28th for school students aged 15-18.Click on the link for more information – https://ifi.ie/ifi-and-vmdiff-2019-present-careers-in-screen-day
Students with dyslexia may experience difficulties with organisation, reading, memory and learning, note-taking, writing and spelling. However there are specific strategies that help the student to achieve and which target their specific difficulties. The workshop is particularly aimed at the student with dyslexia who does not qualify for additional teaching support. it would also be relevant to students with other specific learning difficulties such as dyspraxia. Topics covered in the workshop include:
The next workshops is: Wednesday 20th February 2019 Stillorgan Talbot Hotel Click here for more information … Pilot Careers Live and Aviation Careers Live is the perfect opportunity to discover and learn more about the exciting variety of career paths available. As a visitor you will get the fantastic opportunity to speak directly with the experts at Ireland’s leading aviation careers event in areas such as:
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