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Waiting Room - 2020
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dublin2000A wrote: »pain in the gick!!!
is 'under going review' the same as 'final checks'???https://www.garda.ie/en/information-centre/freedom-of-information/decision-log/decision-letter-foi-000051-2019.pdf
The first two dates were correct so i presume this will be correct as well 16th of December
wonder should a FOI request be lodged, to get some info
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wonder should a FOI request be lodged, to get some info
Good idea if it wouldnt take took long to come back. Was the last intake split up? hopefully they will keep that training format and take more intakes this year.
If you wanted to check your file you could do data request they have to respond in 40days but may take longer to actually send you the paperwork but I wouldn't annoy them tbh.0 -
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I disagree guys. Maybe I'm being optimistic to a fault here, but I'd much rather try and keep some hope in the tank.
They first scaled back intake was the 25th of May, which had approx. 75 candidates.
The next was the 22nd of June, which has somewhere between 50-75 candidates.
I know two intakes isn't much to draw a pattern on, but if it was - then maybe we could look at another intake happening the 20th of July? This would be exactly four weeks after the last intake, which is how they've run these so far. These intakes are different, the recruits will do three weeks at home e-learning, then one week in the College before being sent out to stations for a minimum of 12 weeks.
While these newest recruits are out in their stations, it's likely that the 201s will be brought back to finish their training. By the time they finish, then the new batch of incremental candidates will be returning to the college, so don't write off another few intakes this year.
HRM stated that there would be additional intakes this year, but that they did not have any concrete dates as of yet
As for a new Campaign in itself - I think it will be put off until the first quarter of 2021. They've launched campaigns in March of the last three years and I reckon that was the aim for this year, but unfortunately the pandemic threw plans out the window. If I were a betting person, I would keep my eye on March 2021 for a new Campaign 0 -
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ClaireMcGrath wrote: »I disagree guys. Maybe I'm being optimistic to a fault here, but I'd much rather try and keep some hope in the tank.
They first scaled back intake was the 25th of May, which had approx. 75 candidates.
The next was the 22nd of June, which has somewhere between 50-75 candidates.
I know two intakes isn't much to draw a pattern on, but if it was - then maybe we could look at another intake happening the 20th of July? This would be exactly four weeks after the last intake, which is how they've run these so far. These intakes are different, the recruits will do three weeks at home e-learning, then one week in the College before being sent out to stations for a minimum of 12 weeks.
While these newest recruits are out in their stations, it's likely that the 201s will be brought back to finish their training. By the time they finish, then the new batch of incremental candidates will be returning to the college, so don't write off another few intakes this year.
HRM stated that there would be additional intakes this year, but that they did not have any concrete dates as of yet
As for a new Campaign in itself - I think it will be put off until the first quarter of 2021. They've launched campaigns in March of the last three years and I reckon that was the aim for this year, but unfortunately the pandemic threw plans out the window. If I were a betting person, I would keep my eye on March 2021 for a new Campaign
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ClaireMcGrath wrote: »I disagree guys. Maybe I'm being optimistic to a fault here, but I'd much rather try and keep some hope in the tank.
They first scaled back intake was the 25th of May, which had approx. 75 candidates.
The next was the 22nd of June, which has somewhere between 50-75 candidates.
I know two intakes isn't much to draw a pattern on, but if it was - then maybe we could look at another intake happening the 20th of July? This would be exactly four weeks after the last intake, which is how they've run these so far. These intakes are different, the recruits will do three weeks at home e-learning, then one week in the College before being sent out to stations for a minimum of 12 weeks.
While these newest recruits are out in their stations, it's likely that the 201s will be brought back to finish their training. By the time they finish, then the new batch of incremental candidates will be returning to the college, so don't write off another few intakes this year.
HRM stated that there would be additional intakes this year, but that they did not have any concrete dates as of yet
As for a new Campaign in itself - I think it will be put off until the first quarter of 2021. They've launched campaigns in March of the last three years and I reckon that was the aim for this year, but unfortunately the pandemic threw plans out the window. If I were a betting person, I would keep my eye on March 2021 for a new Campaign
Wasn't there already a full intake this year pre covid? Or was that put off. I'd imagine all them that were called and postponed will go next so. But yeah stay positive just in case.:)0 -
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Very sad news this morning RIP. Are we expecting any offers tomorrow?
I know - jesus, it's horrible. My thoughts go out to his family and friends
We'll tell ourselves no, do our best to not get our hopes up, but we all know we're going to be refreshing out emails more than usual tomorrow. :rolleyes:0 -
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