Students

Picking a course or career to suit you can be a very daunting task, especially if you have never been through the process before.  For your one to one session we will discuss what interests you in study or a career.

What will be the best fit for you?

What will complement your talents and strengths?

As well as courses, we can discuss what university or college might suit you better, or what apprenticeship or PLC course would suit.  If there is a possibility you want to study in Europe/UK.  We can discuss how to apply for scholarships in both Ireland and the US.  Whatever your concern or interests are you can let Donnchadh know over the initial phone conversation.

If it is possible, students are asked to bring Aptitude test results, subject choices and recent exam/test results.

Students who are finishing 3rd Year or Transition Year and want to discuss subject choice are particularly encouraged to make an appointment.  It is at the stage we can help students to cover all eventualities they might face in the future.

 

Second Level Students

Planning and making decisions for life after post-primary education can be a minefield.  There are so many options open to students.  At Leaving Cert Guidance we want to help you make the right decision for your future.  There are many options students can choose from when attending their one to one sessions.

Donnchadh will help you to:

  • Plan your Transition Year using the WDEP Strategy
  • Discover your talents and strengths
  • Choose your Leaving Certificate subjects best suited to your strengths and needs.
  • Discover your learning style
  • Improve your study skills and exam techniques
  • Assess entry requirements for 3rd Level
  • Select a course and university/college
  • Prepare CAO applications
  • complete DARE and HEAR applications
  • Choose Post Leaving Cert Colleges (PLC)
  • Consider study options in Europe, America or elsewhere
  • Plan a constructive Gap Year between LC and Third Level.

Special Needs
Donnchadh has a great deal of experience in dealing with students with special needs. There are many avenues students with special needs or disabilities can explore.  Contact Donnchadh for more details.