Irish Leaving Certificate | Homeschool.ie

The Leaving Certificate Examination is commonly referred to by the Leaving Cert as the final examination in the Irish secondary schools system. It requires at most two years of preparation. Students who choose to take a Transition Year can have it taken three years after their Junior Certificate Examination. These years are collectively known as the "Senior Cycle". Students aged 16 to 20 are most likely to take the examination. Over eighty percent of them will pass it. The State Examinations Commission supervises the Examination.

The current Leaving Cert offers many benefits. It is externally tagged and fair to all. It is not subjective. It is independent and anonymous. It is therefore impervious to manipulation. It takes diligence and hard work from the student to succeed.

These years are collectively called "The Senior Cycle." The majority of students who take the exam are between 16 and 20 years old. More than eighty percent of these students pass the exam. The State Examinations Commission oversees the Examination.

HomeSchool.ie offers Leaving Certificate in many subjects for students. It covers the entire syllabus of an academic school year. Students can take any subject at any point in the academic year.

There are many benefits to the current Leaving Cert. It is fair and externally marked. It is objective. It is anonymous and independent. It is therefore immune to manipulation. To be successful, it requires hard work and diligence on the part of the student.

Students have 24 video lessons and revision tips from some of Ireland's most respected teachers after they enroll.