Five Easy Steps to Make your Application
Step 1: Apply for Your Place Online
Applications open from December 1st. You start by completing our centralised online application form (via the “Apply Now” button on the course page). What you need:
- A valid PPS number.
- A current email address and mobile phone number.
Tip: Before submitting, make sure you have researched your course choices carefully. You will receive an acknowledgement and log-in details for your account immediately.
Step 2: Receive an Offer of a Place
After submitting your application, you may be invited to one of the following before a final decision is made:
- A short interview (for certain courses).An invitation to an optional advisory/information meeting.
Your application will be assessed based on the information and documents provided. If successful, we will notify you of an offer of a place via email and through your Online Application and Registration System account.
Step 3: Accept Your Place
To secure your place, you must formally accept the offer by payment of a non-refundable acceptance fee via your Online Application and Registration portal.
Note on Availability: All offers are subject to meeting the course entry requirements and the availability of places. Where demand is very high, a waiting list may be formed.
Step 4: Complete Your Course Registration
Online registration is the final step to secure your spot before classes begin. You will be required to complete a Learner Detail Form in order to register.
You will be required to upload documents such as:
Proof of identity (e.g. Passport, Driving Licence, Public Service Card, Birth Certificate).
Requested educational documentation, where required (e.g., Leaving Cert or other QQI results).
Relevant supporting documents (e.g., medical card, International IRP card, or other documents as required).
Step 5 – Attend College
Your registration is complete when you attend the Course Induction and begin attending classes. You will receive the specific start date and induction schedule from your college prior to the beginning of the course.
