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should i do grinds??

itgirl268 · 2013-10-07 15:59:05

hey so i'm a first year post-grad studying biomedical engineering. i done a reasonably good leaving cert last June. as a full time student i'm finding it hard to get a job and so i have come up with a brain wave to give grinds???? to junior certs and pass leaving certs. i still have all my notes from both state exams and i…

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07-10-2013 4:59pm

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itgirl268

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hey so i'm a first year post-grad studying biomedical engineering. i done a reasonably good leaving cert last June. as a full time student i'm finding it hard to get a job and so i have come up with a brain wave to give grinds???? to junior certs and pass leaving certs. i still have all my notes from both state exams and i have access to all the new books. i was thinking of doing grinds in maths, geography, home economics and maybe Irish. as i done my state exams through Irish i was hoping to do the grinds through English and Irish as well.. . . .?? can someone give me tips on how to go about giving grinds, how much to charge, and really whether i should or not??? please!!!

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#2 08-10-2013 1:02pm
djpbarry

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Postgraduates isn't really the place for this. I suggest you have a read of threads in the Leaving Cert forum for advice on giving grinds.

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