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Career Guidance Department
Outline of Third Level options for students Students in 5th & 6th year can apply to:         CAO - Universities and Institutes in the Republic of Ireland.                   Application deadline: Februrary 1st       UCAS - Universities in Northern Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales.                   Application deadline: January 15th North West Institute for Further and Higher Education (NWIFHE): HND courses in Sport, Art, Computing, Engineering, Architecture, Science, Social Care, Childcare. Vocational courses in all major trades, Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy. Apply Februrary onwards. Limavady College: As above Post-Leaving Certificate Courses: The following PLC is available in Carndonagh Community School:         Business (Secretarial) The duration of each course is one year. A Leaving Certificate is an entry requirement. Transfer to IT (Institute of Technology) courses is possible. Grants/subsidies are available to qualifying students. Apply March/April CERT: Certificate training cources are available in the Hotel and Tourism Industries (e.g. bar and travel agency) Army/Navy Cadetships: Apprenticeships: NWIFHE, Derry City; FÁS, Letterkenny; ESB Agricultutral Colleges: Student Subject Choices Students in 3rd year do a core group of compulsory subjects: Irish (unless officially exempt) English Mathematics They select four remaining subjects from four groups (one from each group):
Useful Links www.cao.ie - Central Applications Office for Universities and Colleges in Ireland www.ucas.co.uk - Universitises and Colleges Admissions Service for the UK www.donegalhistory.com - The official website of the Donegal Historical Society www.carndonagh.com - A website for Carndonagh and the wider Inishowen area Turas Public Art Transition Year Project The Turas Public Art Project under the guidance of artist Marie Barrett came to Carndonagh Community School in 2002. The result was an impressive collection of presentation work carried out by a selection of Transition Year students. Originally, the project set out to incorporate a study of historical sites in and around Carndonagh with black and white photography. The quality of the final product inspired project co-ordinator Seán Beattie to produce a postcard edition of the photographs, which are now on disply in the school. There are four postcards in the collection which are available from the school priced €2. [Preview the postcards]
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