n approving funding for institutions under the Advanced Irish Language Skills Initiative, the Higher Education Authority and the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht stipulated that students must attain Level C1, at least, in a formal TEG examination as a course exit requirement.
To meet these demands, the Centre for Irish Language, Maynooth University, has made the following arrangements.
Candidates completing courses funded under this scheme in 2022 must attempt the Ardleibhéal 1 (C1) exam in 2022 or have evidence that they passed the exam in 2020 or 2021.
| Exam date |
Oral exam: 9 December 2022
Written exam: 10 December 2022
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| Exam centre |
Maynooth University |
| Registration |
Application form here |
| Closing date for applications |
18 November 2022 |
| Results |
6-8 weeks after the exam |
Additional information:
- Candidates must take the full examination (listening comprehension, reading comprehension, writing and use of Irish, oral examination)
- All information regarding the examinations (syllabi, sample exams, FAQs) is available here.
- Standard TEG administrative procedures will apply with regard to these exams, i.e. online registration of candidates, communication with candidates, appeals processes etc.
- The examination costs €250.
- Applicants are advised that although it is obligatory to attempt the Ardleibhéal 1 (C1) examination, their performance in that exam will not have any impact on the qualification that the course provider awards them.