Junior Cycle Short Courses · Secondary School · 1st to 3rd Year
Everything you need for a Junior Cycle short course.
Around 100 hours of classroom content per short course on the online learning platform, with the Classroom-Based Assessment built in and certificates students can put towards the Junior Cycle Profile of Achievement.
Platform used by 1 in 3 schools
Dublin
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Donegal
Westmeath
Cork
Dublin
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Dublin
Kilkenny
Dublin
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Cork
Dublin
Dublin
Cork
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Carlow
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Longford
Cork
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Wicklow
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Galway
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Dublin
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Wicklow
Donegal
Mayo
Cork
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Limerick
Cork
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Galway
Mayo
Dublin
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Cavan
Kildare
Donegal
The same lesson, open on each student's own screen. They follow along in class, and pick it up on their own afterwards.
The short courses
Open any course and click straight into the real lessons, the practical work and the assessment support.
What you get
Everything that comes with a Junior Cycle short course.
You teach from the board. They follow on their own device.
The lesson runs on the interactive whiteboard for you to lead, and the same lesson is open on each student's own device, so nobody is working from what they can make out at the front of the room. They can also work away on their own: a student who was out picks the lesson up where the class left it, and one who finishes early keeps going. The Classroom-Based Assessment is scaffolded across the course, so it is planned rather than improvised in the final term.
True digital learning
- Around 100 hours of classroom content per short course
- The same lesson on the board and on every student's own device
- Students can catch up after an absence, or work ahead, on their own
- The Classroom-Based Assessment scaffolded across the course
- Certificates students can put towards the Junior Cycle Profile of Achievement
Built to the NCCA Junior Cycle short course specifications
Each short course is built to its NCCA specification and runs to the full 100 hours, with its Classroom-Based Assessment scaffolded lesson by lesson. Schools choose which short courses to offer, and each one arrives planned from the first class to the final assessment, rather than as a folder of resources to sequence yourself.