We have decided to offer a very straight forward process for getting an offer of a place in Dunboyne College for 2020. We have replaced our traditional interview with a Personal Statement.
On application, if a student uploads a 100-200 word Personal Statement titled: "Why I have chosen this course and why I am suitable for this course" they will be eligible for an offer. Applications & Personal Statements uploaded by Friday of any week will receive an offer letter the following week (where a student is eligible). Guidelines for Personal Statements are available on our website https://dunboynecollege.ie/index.php/latest-news/624-guidelines. We advise that students apply at their earliest convenience to secure an offer as courses fill on a first come first served basis, and some of the more popular courses do fill up early in the summer. Students can always opt out of the course up to the end of September if you receive a third level offer or they may change their mind about their course. Where a student has already applied but omitted to upload their Personal Statement they can still do so; To upload the Personal Statement students just login to their application using their digit ID number and password (which can be found on their acknowledgement letter). If they cannot find their login details they can contact our admissions officer Vilma at [email protected]. Once they have uploaded their Personal Statement, they need to confirm that they have done so by emailing Vilma at [email protected] Our students are very successful in accessing the thousands of third level offers available to PLC graduates. Over 90% of our students who complete the year with us and gain a full award get a third level offer. It often represents a much better option than repeating the leaving cert as you can study nursing, computers, psychology, science etc., or whatever your passion is on a full-time basis. We have over 50 courses on offer this year. We are working hard to ensure our webinar will be interactive for you and that you have every opportunity to engage with our experts and get the information you require to help make your decision about the next steps in your education journey. Register now and send us your questions before the webinar and we will work on getting you the most detailed answers and post all answers on our CAO website
Registration will be required to join the Change of Mind Webinar. Book your place now by clicking the link below Register NOW for the CAO Change of Mind Webinar Dunboyne College remains open for applications
To apply for a course starting in Sept 2020, complete our online application form and upload a 100–200 words personal statement outlining why you would like to study your chosen course and why you feel that DCFE is the right college for you (for tips on how to write a personal statement, visit our website: www.dunboynecollege.ie) By clicking the ‘Apply Now’ button on our website, students will be directed to an application form, which they must fill in. Students must then upload their personal statement. Click here to apply … Registration is now open for the Maynooth University Engineering Maths Exam for 2020.
This exam is a great opportunity for Leaving Cert students to secure the required H4 Maths for the MH304 Electronic Engineering Course in Maynooth University. See what Jessica who used this entry route had to say about the exam; Like any 6th year student heading to college I had no idea what I wanted to study. All I knew for certain was that I liked maths and I enjoyed solving problems. Therefore, I put engineering and computer science down on my CAO. As it turned out my worst nightmare came true, I let myself down in my Leaving Cert. I was made aware after my results about an exam Maynooth University offered to study Electronic Engineering. It was my saving grace as rather than repeating my Leaving Cert, I had this second chance to keep progressing. Needless to say I aced it, I am now on my way to graduating with a ME in Electronic Engineering in 2021! – Jessica Cullen, current MH304 Electronic Engineering Student Click here to apply … We have seven new courses starting in September 2020:Social Media Influencer Building Construction Occupational Therapy Assistant Occupational Health & Safety Environmental Monitoring and Sustainability Speech & Language Therapy Assistant Illustration and Visual Storytelling Crumlin College is still closed during the COVID – 19 pandemic, we are hosting a live Q&A session on our homepage (WWW.CRUMLINCOLLEGE.IE) on Thursday 28th of May from 14.00 until 16.00 to answer any queries that you or any of your Students may have.
Please find below our link to the third and final series of our UCC, BComm convention. It is a very interesting round table discussion on how the BComm programme can lead you to success in starting up your own business.
https://youtu.be/Ua7GxfUAlxc BCFE (Ballyfermot College) adds Harp and Mandolin making to its Instrument Making Strand
BCFE is pleased to announce that commencing September 2020 the Harp and Mandolin/Mandola will be added to the college’s instrument making strand. The Instrument Making strand runs in conjunction with the college’s existing Higher National Diploma in Irish Traditional Music performance programme, (Ceoltóir). This unique course is run in cooperation with Na Píobairí Uilleann and is a continuation of a successful partnership which continues to teach the skills of Uilleann Pipe making, Flute and Whistle making to BCFE students. This level 6 programme in Musical Instrument Making and Performance is of 2 years duration and in 2020 will offer, Uilleann Pipe making, Harp making, and Mandolin/Mandola making. All instrument making classes will be taught in Na Píobairí Uilleann’s Pipe Craft Training Centre, Clonshaugh, D17. For more details, see BCFE Instrument Making Brochure 2020 and to apply see https://cms.enrol.ie/bcfe2020/ . |
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