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MORE THAN 6,600 people will receive CAO offers this morning.
This early round, known as Round A, is mainly offers for mature applicants, mature nursing or midwifery applicants, and deferred applicants.
Offers are also issued to some applicants who have completed an Access course, or those who may be required to make visa arrangements.
A total of 6,629 applicants will receive an offer today – of these, 4,968 will receive a Level 8 offer and 2,951 will receive a Level 7/6 offer. Some 1,290 applicants will receive an offer on both the Level 8 and Level 7/6 lists.
Successful applicants will also receive a paper offer notice by post, an email and a text message (if they have selected this option) with details of their offer.
Round A offers must be accepted by 5.15 pm next Thursday, 13 July.
“Failure to accept an offer by the reply date will result in the offer being cancelled,” CAO General Manager Joe O’Grady warned.
Other students
A further offer round, known as Round Zero, will take place on 4 August for additional mature applicants, deferred and Access applicants, graduate entry medicine applicants and applicants with QQI FET/FETAC qualifications.
For all other applicants, Round One offers will be issued on Monday, 21 August. The reply date for these offers is 28 August by 5.15pm.
Round Two offers will be available to view online from 6am on 31 August. For more information about the CAO offer and acceptance process, click here.
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Will this affect the cannabis laws? Going there in December…
they changed the law during the summer only dutch citizens can legally buy hash in the cafe’s no more tourists
Oh yea, I’d say its for the weed yer goin. Oh yea.
That law is not currently being widely enforced, unfortunately.
Max – tourists who are visiting Amsterdam in December will still be able to smoke pot in the coffeeshops. The ban is in place in southern cities such as Maastricht and the plan is for it to be introduced nationwide in January. Whether this govt plans any change to the proposed legislation is unclear, but will become clear in the next day or so.
Thank you Neil!
It’s actually doesn’t come into effect until November after cannabis cup, a major tourist attraction.
I’m only back yesterday from amsterdam its jan 1st the weed pass comes in
When it comes in, it means Dutch *residents* can buy it, not just Dutch citizens. If you’re Irish and you live there, happy days for you. If you’re Dutch and you live in Belgium, tough.
Ur welcome Max. Who knows I might c u there
now’s the chance to legalise and smoke our way out of the recession,cafes with PlayStations,lots of burger bites and sweets,400000 jobs in tourism and service industry,enda Kenny statue on o Connell street,money to burn,criminals moving into legitimate business!!!it’s win win
I bet the new Dutch government will achieve their goals too, not like our crowd of amateurs.
They will if their citizenship continue to pay their water rates and property tax.
Banning the weed tourism, raising the drinking age , next theyll be banning prostitution and turning the netherlands into a tourist wasteland
Interesting reading comments here .the vast majority ignored the main thrust of the report which was based on their economic platform ,we are mor interested in how it will effect Drugs and Booze and we wonder why we elect duff governments.
Never thought I would hear a liberal party looking at raising the age at which you are allowed to consume alcohol.
Brian – Rutte’s party are liberal in name only. They are definitively right of centre and austerity is the agenda that defines them. Much like Cameron’s Tory party in UK.
Gavin apologies.
the sales on the streets will be booming again. they just announced you will need an identification and proof of residence. so club membership for dutch citizens only has been scrapped.
http://www.dutchnews.nl has an interesting summary of what this means. Reading between the lines it looks like local/city councils will have discretion as to how the law is enforced but the ‘Weedpass’ is dead.
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