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How many leaving certificate points do you need to become a midwife in Ireland?
i thjink you will need 500 points
How many points in your leaving do you need to become a music teacher in Ireland?
About 375
How many leaving cert points do you need to become a barber in Ireland?
I heard somewhere that only an average of 5 people apply for dentistry every year in Ireland. I think you have to get the highest points you can get.
How many leaving certificate points do you need to become an orthodontist in Ireland?
If you get below 500 don't even bother.
How many leaving cert points are needed to become a journalist?
There are typically no specific Leaving Cert points requirements to become a journalist. However, pursuing a relevant degree in journalism or a related field, gaining experience through internships and building a strong portfolio of work are important steps to entering the field.
How many points do you need to do nursing in Ireland?
You need at least 550 points in the leaving cert combined with a Hpat result of around 725/730
How many leaving certificate points do you need to become a journalist?
There is no set number of Leaving Certificate (LC) points required to become a journalist as entry requirements vary between journalism courses. However, generally, competitive courses may require a minimum of 300-400 LC points, along with specific subject requirements. It is important to research the entry requirements for specific journalism courses you are interested in.
How many years of college does it take to become a journalist?
To be a journalist, you must have 4 years of college under your belt.
How many points on your license will you get for not wearing your seatbelt in northern Ireland?
Three.
How many points do vet need?
In Ireland you need 500 at least
How many leaving certificate points do you need to do fashion in Ireland?
22
What did Catholics in Northern Ireland want?
Many Catholics, though not all, want Northern Ireland to join with the Republic of Ireland and become a united Ireland.
