Pearse College
Pearse College of Further Education serves those with recent Leaving Certificate Examination results, those looking to advance their skill set, and those who want to change their professional route. A short distance from Dublin's city center, Pearse College boasts a varied campus, exceptional personnel, and first-rate facilities, making it a lively and stimulating place to study along with recreational amenities like a sports hall and gym, beautiful, peaceful gardens, and academic facilities, including libraries, specialty rooms, and computer laboratories.
Pearse College of Further Education Courses
Pearse College of Further Education Admissions Information
- International students have to be Irish citizens.
- Acquire the needed documentation: Leaving Certificate and Repeat Leaving Certificate, passport (if EU), registration book, or Green Card with Stamp 4 for PLC courses.
- Full international fees must be paid by applicants from outside the EU with student visas.
The Application Process
Step 1 – Apply Online
After submitting your application, you will get an email acknowledging it along with your new account's username and password on their college applications system (MIT). Kindly make sure you receive this email since it may occasionally end up in your spam or garbage bin.
To manage your application to Pearse College of Further Education, you will need to routinely log into the college applications system (MIT). Please be aware that you will need to keep your login information safe and secure because you will need it to access your account every time.
Step 2 – First round offers
Your provisional offer letter will be sent to your MIT account within 10 working days of the date of your application. To view your letter, you must first log in to your account. As soon as your offer letter is submitted, you will receive an email and text from Pearse College of Further Education.
*This offer is tentative and contingent to spaces being available and fulfilling any prerequisites for the course, such as relevant experience, passing certificate results, etc.
Step-3 – Pay a non-refundable €50 Registration Fee
A text message and email requesting payment of your non-refundable €50 registration fee online will be sent to you. Kindly visit the college's website and select the Pay Fees option (you can also log in with your regular credentials). This will direct you to the college application system's login page. After logging in, choose Payments from the menu and then click to pay the €50 registration cost. Your application may be canceled and your spot may be lost if your registration money is not paid.
You might qualify for VTOS if you are a mature student—that is, over 21—and have received social welfare benefits for more than six months. This implies no registration fees and you can keep your social welfare benefits. Please get in touch with ciara.bowes@pearse.cdetb.ie as soon as possible for more information.
You won't be required to pay any registration fees if you are applying for a BTEI course and are receiving social welfare payments or a medical card. Get in touch with btei@pearse.cdetb.ie for additional information.
International Applicants
International applicants are invited to submit applications to the college. For a course to be available to you:
English Language
Every subject is taught in English. Students are encouraged to be fluent in both written and spoken English to profit from the course they have chosen. Learners might have to complete an English language competence assessment as part of the interview process.
Pearse College of Further Education Placement Services
A crucial first step in getting ready to enroll at Pierce College is making an accurate course placement and selection. They aim to ensure you can participate with your teachers and other students in the classroom, acquire the necessary knowledge, and have the most fulfilling educational experience.
Pearse College of Further Education Scholarship
FAQ
- Holders of full current medical cards in their own right, as well as the dependent children they may have
- Those who qualify for the Student Grant Scheme (SUSI)
- Those who get reimbursement for Vocational Training Opportunities Scheme (VTOS) or Back to Education Allowance (BTEA).
1.Do I need to have completed a Leaving Cert before applying to a PLC course?
No, you don't, but it's still crucial to work on your own and attend all tutorials and classes.
2.Where is Pearse College located?
Pearse College is situated in Crumlin, Dublin 12, along the Clogher Road. It is conveniently reachable by vehicle, LUAS, and bus. Please be aware that our Library Building, right across the street from our main building, has a private student parking lot and covered bicycle storage.
3.Is there a Creche on Campus?
Indeed, Pearse College Community Nursery is a recognized childcare provider with access to information about rates, subsidies, and the National Childcare Scheme (NCS).
4.Are there fees for my course?
Tuition is free of charge. Nonetheless, there are fees to pay for the services provided to students, sports outfits and kits, exam costs, and professional body registration.
Students must also pay a €200 participation contribution the government mandates for all PLC courses. Students who fall under the following categories are excused from making this contribution:
5.What is BTEA?
People receiving social aid are able to enroll in second or third-level courses thanks to the Back to Education Allowance.
It is necessary for you to receive social assistance benefits for a minimum of three months.
You pay the course fee.
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