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Cork Colleges Progression Scheme

Deirdre CreedonAccess OfficerTel: 021-4335140

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Cork Colleges Progression Scheme

In addition to the general FETAC entry arrangements, CIT has a scheme for the admission of students who successfully complete courses in FE Colleges in Cork called the Cork Colleges Progression Scheme (CCPS). Under the CCPS a number of courses in CIT are linked to certain courses in the FE colleges. CIT reserves a number of places on its linked courses for applicants achieving specified levels and other requirements in their awards.

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Students taking a full FETAC level 5 or 6 award linked under the CCPS to a specific course in CIT may apply for year 1 entry.

Students taking a full FETAC level 6 award linked under the CCPS to a specific course in CIT may apply for year 2 entry.

Applicants to year 1 must apply for the CIT course through the CAO.

Applicants to year 1 and/or year 2 need to complete the CCPS application form and submit this to your FE College by 22nd March 2013.

Applicants to CIT Year 1 and Year 2

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Minimum Requirements

The minimum requirement • Year 1 entry onto programmes in CIT is a full FETAC Level 5

Award with 5 merits.• Year 2 entry is successful completion of full FETAC Level 6 Award

with 5 merits. Some courses in CIT may have more specific requirements.

For FETAC level 6 students, it is strongly advised that they also apply through the CAO for year 1 entry, as year 2 entry is not guaranteed.

If successful, students will be receive an offer through CAO at Round 2 (End of August)

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Benefits Benefits• Places are reserved at CIT for the successful applicants under the CCPS.• The CCPS provides an additional opportunity for you to progress your

education.

You may also be assessed• As a regular CAO applicant based on Leaving Certificate points• As a regular CAO applicant based on FETAC points • As a mature student through the CAO (if over 23 by the 1st January on

the year of entry) Note - mature students cannot make a late CAO application for courses of study in CIT. Mature applicants have to apply by 1st February.

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Participating Colleges

• Colaiste Stiofain Naofa• Cork College of Commerce• St. Johns Central College• Kinsale College

http://www.cit.ie/prospectivestudents/ccps/