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@DonnellyStephen @SimonHarrisTD @CORUIreland we can not rely on @DBScollege to fix this, we need a viable solution, transfer us to an accredited college. Don’t let our hard work and time go to waste , our country needs solutions to lack of social care workers, we are it!!
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A private college in Dublin has apologised to students after the degree course which promised to qualify them as social care workers failed to meet the standard required by the industry regulator
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A group of students hoping to become social care workers are meeting management at the Dublin Business School this evening after their course failed to receive accreditation from the regulatory body for the sector
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Replying to @DBScollege @CORUIreland
Totally unacceptable way to treat the students. Why hasn't CORU answered the students' questions about what is missing from DBS's courses? CORU is treating this matter as if it were only an issue between DBS and CORU. What about the students? Why is CORU not engaging with them??
Hannah Hendy retweeted
This is a scandal. A full refund of these students' fees is the absolute bare minimum and the provision of a CORU accredited bridging course at a public university should be provided.
Disgusted at @DBScollege After allowing students to study for 3 years and pay €16,000 in fees, DBS has now told its Social Care students that DBS’s courses have not been deemed eligible for CORU accreditation. Students who graduate will not be CORU registered social care workers
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Replying to @GaryGannonTD @EimearPierce @RTERadio1 @conwaywalsh @SocialCareIre @sineadspain @SimonHarrisTD @rteliveline @NewstalkFM @VirginMediaNews @rtenews @LeoVaradkar @rodericogorman
Well done, it’s a shocking situation and the DBS need to sort it out. – at Fingal, Ireland
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Thank you @sineadspain & @morningireland for supporting us DBS students by allowing me to tell our story 🙌🏻
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Minister Simon Harris says he's 'extremely concerned' to learn of what's facing student social care workers at Dublin Business School
He has asked his Department to assess the situation & work with Government colleagues to assist these students
@drivetimerte @rtenews
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Replying to @TomClonan
@TomClonan please can you help us @DBScollege students the academic year is fast approaching and we are left in limbo
Dublin Business School (DBS) have misled their Social care students to believe that on completion of the course they would be CORU accredited and could work in social care. DBS have let students down - will you stand with affected students? my.uplift.ie/petitions/shame… via @UpliftIRL
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Dublin Business School Social Care students have been misled and must be facilitated to get CORU registration - @conwaywalsh
sinnfein.ie/contents/64193
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I just signed this petition, will you join me? my.uplift.ie/petitions/shame… via @UpliftIRL
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Students were always led to believe that they would get CORU accreditation provided they committed themselves to meeting the standards of the course.
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@MaryLouMcDonald @LeoVaradkar help us students bring this to the Dáil, we are all heartbroken. Precious time given to study , exams , placement . Quality family time missed , all for@nothing please help us transfer to another college and recognise our hard work and dedication
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Replying to @SimonHarrisTD
@SimonHarrisTD Minister, can you do anything to help these students who were misled about their DBS course?
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With less than a month to go for the college academic year starting we need action ASAP so many students life’s are in limbo. Please bring this to the Dáil ,help us please!! irishtimes.com/ireland/socia… @LeoVaradkar @SimonHarrisTD @RBoydBarrett @AnneRabbitte @FrankFeighan
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Disgusted at @DBScollege After allowing students to study for 3 years and pay €16,000 in fees, DBS has now told its Social Care students that DBS’s courses have not been deemed eligible for CORU accreditation. Students who graduate will not be CORU registered social care workers














