Do the right thing and look after your own people.
B
Bernie Farrell
5 years ago
Totally unfair and taking advantage of the current covid situation
C
Conor Delaney
5 years ago
Ridiculous and pure greed with little sense. Let us be an inspiration for future generations not just another notch on the conveyor belt of greed..money.. money..money.
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
Please do this. All students are in the same boat job loss wise
C
Cormac McGrane
5 years ago
Why legislate to discriminate?
E
Emma Nellis
5 years ago
I think it is disgusting that an online course is so expensive. The organisation involved should be ashamed of themselves, taking advantage of students.
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
Such a rip off
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
This is not fair nor right.
T
Tony Nellis
5 years ago
Absolute rip off. Disgraceful
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
It is a joke that they are expected to pay this much money for the Gaeltacht that they have to attend in their own house
L
Lisa Murphy
5 years ago
The amount the students have to pay for a substitute to the gaeltacht 900 euro is rediculous when they are doing it all from home. They shouldn't have to pay at all if should be included in the course when it's all done online. It's not their fault there's a pandemic. But they're paying for it.
E
Eve Farrell
5 years ago
Disgraceful - totally taking advantage of the situation. No breakdown of costs provided. Very obvious the figure was chosen to match the Government grant of 650...nothing to do with quality or actual cost of running the course. Hibernia students must be given access to this grant in full.
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
This is a joke!!
L
Lorraine Mee
5 years ago
A well argued case!
Inequality in all its guises must be challenged!
Lorraine Mee
K
Kathryn Armitage
5 years ago
Hibernia college - unhappy with Gaeltacht fees
A
Andrea Behan
5 years ago
In an age of teaching inclusiveness why are our student teacher not INCLUDED in areas as their peers are. I find this disgraceful, degrading and totally unfair
S
Sean Ahern
5 years ago
Up the teachers!
E
Elizabeth Delaney
5 years ago
Shocking the cost is so high when it's online. Very unfair and I actually live in the Gaeltacht.
P
Paula Duffy
5 years ago
Disgraceful. Money grabbing Ireland. Where do you honestly expect these students to come up with this money in a pandemic
Do the right thing and look after your own people.
Totally unfair and taking advantage of the current covid situation
Ridiculous and pure greed with little sense. Let us be an inspiration for future generations not just another notch on the conveyor belt of greed..money.. money..money.
Please do this. All students are in the same boat job loss wise
Why legislate to discriminate?
I think it is disgusting that an online course is so expensive. The organisation involved should be ashamed of themselves, taking advantage of students.
Such a rip off
This is not fair nor right.
Absolute rip off. Disgraceful
It is a joke that they are expected to pay this much money for the Gaeltacht that they have to attend in their own house
The amount the students have to pay for a substitute to the gaeltacht 900 euro is rediculous when they are doing it all from home. They shouldn't have to pay at all if should be included in the course when it's all done online. It's not their fault there's a pandemic. But they're paying for it.
Disgraceful - totally taking advantage of the situation. No breakdown of costs provided. Very obvious the figure was chosen to match the Government grant of 650...nothing to do with quality or actual cost of running the course. Hibernia students must be given access to this grant in full.
This is a joke!!
A well argued case! Inequality in all its guises must be challenged! Lorraine Mee
Hibernia college - unhappy with Gaeltacht fees
In an age of teaching inclusiveness why are our student teacher not INCLUDED in areas as their peers are. I find this disgraceful, degrading and totally unfair
Up the teachers!
Shocking the cost is so high when it's online. Very unfair and I actually live in the Gaeltacht.
Disgraceful. Money grabbing Ireland. Where do you honestly expect these students to come up with this money in a pandemic
Reduce fees!