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  • 05-10-2005 1:25pm
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    Endurance Man
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    I had no idea where to put this so i just stuck it in here :).
    I am applying for a college outside of ireland at the moment. Filling in the form they ask what type of leaving school certificate you have. There are a bunch of options and i am not sure which one the leaving cert falls under :confused: .

    FET Certificate
    A/O levels
    HICGSE/ICGSE

    Which of those^^ would you think it would be, i no england is a/o levels but not sure about over here.
    Thanks for any help :).


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    newgrange
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    Since the Leaving doesn't really fit into any of those, I would write 'None of the above - Leaving Certificate (Republic of Ireland)'.
    Or you could just tick A Levels and write a note saying x subjects at A level equivalent (for Higher subjects) and x subjects at O level (for Ordinary level) - let the academic institution work out whether they are true equivalents or not.


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    RacoonQueen
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    You filling in a UCAS form or summat else?


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    Endurance Man
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    Since the Leaving doesn't really fit into any of those, I would write 'None of the above - Leaving Certificate (Republic of Ireland)'.
    Or you could just tick A Levels and write a note saying x subjects at A level equivalent (for Higher subjects) and x subjects at O level (for Ordinary level) - let the academic institution work out whether they are true equivalents or not.

    Thanks :), i did think it would be that. Ill put a note in explaining.
    You filling in a UCAS form or summat else?

    Its for a College in South Africa, not sure what a UCAS is.

    Thanks for the replys :).


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