4th Year Easter Revision Course 2025
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Our 4th Year Easter Revision Course is designed for students to prepare for success in their exams.
Across 5 days of classes, our Easter Revision Courses deliver the expert tuition, printed revision notes and face-to-face teacher interaction students need to achieve their academic potential.
Learn from with Ireland’s leading teachers with up to 12.5 hours of expert Leaving Certificate tuition per subject.
Students will get the time needed to ask questions and be supported to fully understand each subject. Whether onsite or online, every student will receive our renowned printed revision notes, the ultimate exam resource.
Browse the onsite and online timetables below and choose the right course for you.
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Our 4th Year Easter Revision Course students receive:
- Exceptional tuition from Ireland’s leading teachers
- Examiner insights
- Exam focused class notes
- Recordings of all classes (available to replay right up to the end of the 2025 State Examinations)
- Strategies to achieve academic success
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Students have the choice to study online through fully interactive classes, or onsite at our Leeson Street campus in Dublin City Centre.
Throughout the Revision Course, classes are available during both weeks of the Easter holiday.
To learn more about what will be covered on the 4th Year Easter Revision Course, please select from the subject list below:
English (H)This Course is based around advancing the knowledge and skills of students in order to help bridge the gap between Junior Cycle and Leaving Certificate. Students will be introduced to the different Language Genres prescribed for study at Leaving Certificate. This is crucial work that must be done in preparation for Paper 1 of the exam, which is worth 50% of the final grade.
This course will comprise:
a) An approach to the QA comprehension task with analysis of tasks set on previous exams and model answers.
b) Analysis of the characteristics of Personal and Narrative language
c) Analysis of effective Personal Essay Writing
d) Poetry
Irish (H)
This course will strengthen student’s concept of nouns and noun structure in Irish just in time for entry into the Senior Cycle. As these are the building blocks within the sentence, it is imperative to begin these in a timely manner.
In this course, we will introduce the student in a comfortable manner to the noun in Irish, explaining with ease, masculine and feminine nouns while providing an introduction to the infamous Tuiseal Ginideach (the genitive case) in Irish. Following on from this, we will then introduce students to the Modh Coinníollach and the verbal noun to come full circle. By the end of this course, we are confident that students will be well prepared to face any aspect of grammar from the Senior Cycle.
Maths (H)
This course provides an opportunity for students to consolidate prior learning from the Junior Cycle and to obtain an introduction to Leaving Certificate Maths topics on Paper 1 and Paper 2.
Topics include:
Algebra 1:
- Binomial Expansions
- Quadratic Equations
- Factor Theorem
- Cubic Equations
Trigonometry:
- Right-angled Triangles,
- Non Right-angled Triangles,
- Sine Rule and Cosine Rule,
- 3D Problems
Algebra 2:
- Graphs of Polynomials
- Inequalities
- Modulus
Functions:
- Types of Function: Injective, Surjective, Bijective.
- Composite Functions.
- Inverse Functions.
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Students can choose to attend classes either onsite at our Lesson Street campus in Dublin City Centre or live online. Please see the timetable below for details.
The 4th Year Easter Revision Course runs from Monday 14th April to Friday 18th April 2025.
Leeson Street Timetable| Time | Subject |
|---|---|
| 9:00 | Irish (Higher) |
| 12:00 | English (Higher) |
| 12:00 | Maths (Higher) |
Online Timetable
| Time | Subject |
|---|---|
| 9:00 | English (Higher) |
| 10:30 | Irish (Higher) |
| Subjects | Price | Incremental Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 1 subject | €235 | - |
| 2 subjects | €355 | €120 |
| 3 subjects | €445 | €90 |
| 4 subjects | €535 | €90 |
| 5 subjects | €625 | €90 |
| 6 subjects | €715 | €90 |
Please note:
- 10% reduction for the second and subsequent members of the same family, attending the same courses. Please contact our office to avail of this discount.
- Fees are non-transferable
On-Site Lesson Street Classes – FAQ
Q: What subjects are available in Leeson Street?A: Please refer to the ‘Timetable’ tab to view the list of subjects on offer at Leeson Street.
Q: If I enrol in a class in Leeson Street, can I also avail of classes online?
A: Yes, you can enrol in a combination of online and onsite classes.
Q: Are my onsite classes recorded?
A: Yes, All classes, whether online or onsite, are recorded and available to students to watch back online for revision. All students will be sent login details for our student platform; Moodle, where they can watch back any of their classes. Class Recordings are available until the end of the State Exams 2025.
Q: Are the class notes available online?
A: Yes, a hard copy will be provided to each student from the teacher for the subjects they enrol in.
Q: How long is each class?
A: Each class last 1 hour each day.
Q: How much is the fee per subject?
A: This depends on the number of subjects taken. Please refer to the fees table to see a list of fees.
Q: Are the classes conducted ‘lecture style’ or are students free to ask questions?
A: Our classes are run in more lecture style than most students might be used to in school. However they are also interactive and our teachers use a variety of methods to ensure that students can ask questions and contribute to the class.
Online Easter Revision Course – FAQ
Q: What subjects are available Online?A: Please refer to the ‘Timetable’ tab to view the list of subjects on offer online.
Q: How do I access my online grinds classes?
A: Students enrolled on the course will receive an email from us containing their unique login details and links to access their chosen subjects. Login credentials will be sent in advance of course start date. Only those details sent to you will enable you to successfully access classes online.
Q: How are the online grinds hosted?
A: All online classes are hosted live on Microsoft Teams. The links to the classes are accessed via Moodle. Students must sign into both Moodle and MS Teams with the @instituteofeducation.ie login credentials sent to the student.
Q: Are the online classes pre-recorded?
A: No, each online class is taught live as per the timetable. Recordings of classes will be available after each live class is completed. These can then be replayed as a revision aid.
Q: Will I have access to recordings of the classes?
A: Yes, recordings of classes will be available after each live class is completed. These can then be replayed as a revision aid. These will be available up until the end of the State Exams 2025.
Q: What do I need access the classes?
A: We would advise that all students enrolling in our online classes have the following:
• Access to a reliable wifi service.
• Access to a PC, Laptop, Tablet, or similar device.
• We would not recommend using a mobile phone.
• Headphones/earphones.
Q: If I'm attending the online classes will I have access to the notes?
A: Yes, students enrolled in online classes will receive a delivery of notes for each chosen subject. Please allow five working days for delivery from the time of booking.
Q: Are the class notes available online?
A: Yes, a hard copy will also be posted out to each student for the subjects they enrol in.
Q: What style are the classes conducted in? Can students ask questions?
A: Our on-line classes are interactive, and teachers will use a variety of methods to ensure that students can learn and understand and feel comfortable asking questions verbally and using chat function and contributing to the class.