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transition year is an optional year avaible to senior cycle students who wish to have a work experience after junior cycle and before going to high scholl.
This interdiciplinary programme offers the potential for the holistic developmentof young people and bring them many advantages such as take an advence, develop your skills or get more experience.

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Compulsory subjects:
-Maths
-History
-Biologie
-Science
-History
-Modern language
-physical education
-technology

Optional modules:
-mini-company
-media studies
-school magazine
-accounting
_work experience and vocational preparation
-art
-cookery
-public speaking
-film studies
- Buisness studies
-driving licence
-Environmental studies

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there are a lot advantages in this transition year, the project work, it's really good preparation for college and adult professional life, the work experience, it really helps a student decide what they want or don't want to do in college and adult life, get to know new people, transition year really does help you expand your circle of friends throught working with them on projects, staying in room with them on overnight trips and being mixed into new classes with them.

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you can become lazy you get little or no homework every night and you rarely have tests in class but normally if you are motivated to do this experience it won't happen, it's an extra year at school if you are the kind of person who really hates school and can't wait to get out into the real world then you won't want to voluntarily choose to spend another year in the place you're dying to leave but then it's all about your choices!

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- be aware of your skills
- decide what you really want to do in the future, what your really like
- try to get an intership in the field you are interested in
- look for a workplacement outside your clase social environement

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Psychologist

A psychologist is a person who study human behaviour and how we think, developing an understanding of human thought, emotion and behaviour. He exchanges with people who are experiencing distress or psychological difficulties.

This profession requires a certain level of education. Indeed, you may have completed a five-year degree in clinical psychopathology. To succeed in a psychology degree, it is best to master the fundamentals of biology by immersing yourself in the world of science.
As a psychologist, you have to listen to your patients in order to help them understand and reflect on their own emotions, thoughts and actions, helping them towards a more positive outlook on life. You need to have the ability to analyse the behaviour of people in distress to be able to understand them and therefore help them to move on with their lives.
That's why it's important to like human contact and care about others.

You also have to keep your distance from the upsetting patient stories and so be professional. Moreover, you need to set up individual or group therapies adapted to your patients.

Basically, the mental life of your patients is in your hands and that is why you must have a sense of responsibility to support them in their care.

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-three week experience at any time of the year
-one day a week, each week, all year long
- throughout the year
- two work placement of one week each

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there are many pros and coms of doing trandition year. Overall I feel it all cones down to each individual person and they are suited to shoukd it, and how the school runs programme. If you do choose to do ty, the advice I should give is to get involved in everything that comes your way and don't let yourself fall behind on work ( it will come back to bite you) In the end it will be what you make of it.
Transition year can allow you to gain experience and develop your skills. It can also prepare students to their future job and help them prepare their future job.

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Aram - Séjours linguistiques et scolarités à l'étranger

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Les objectifs de la Transition Year :

Impliquer les élèves dans un apprentissage indépendant et autonome

Développer des compétences académiques techniques et générales

Maturité et développement sans la pression des examens.

Cette année de la scolarité irlandaise permet aux élèves d'identifier leurs forces et faiblesses et de développer des compétences d'auto-évaluation et de réflexion. Durant l'année, les élèves seront confrontés à de nouvelles expériences comme une période de stage en entreprise qui a pour objectif de leur apporter de nouvelles opportunités d'apprentissage en découvrant la vie active et la vie d'adulte. Le programme soutient également le travail en groupe, un apprentissage par activités et propose de nombreuses sorties scolaires pour sortir l'élève du bain des études scolaires et développer de nouvelles compétences bénéfiques pour la suite de son parcours.

Les points forts de cette année :

Pas d'examens donc moins de pression pour les élèves

Permet à chacun de travailler et d'identifier ses points forts et faibles

Offre un large choix de matières à découvrir pour la construction du parcours professionnel et pour aider au choix des matières à étudier pour le Leaving Certificate.

Vous disposerez d'un tronçon commun de matières obligatoires telles que : Irlandais, maths, SVT que vous pourrez compléter avec des matières moins académiques pour vous permettre de vous ouvrir sur d'autres sujets qui vous intéressent.

Un exemple des matières proposées pendant la Transition Year :

Etudes environnementales

Etudes linguistiques

Problèmes de développement mondiaux

Prise de parole en public

Tourisme

Sécurité de l'élève au travail

Culture populaire

Nutrition

Etudes juridiques

Coaching sportif

Introduction à la génétique et à la biotechnologie

Médias et communication

Japonais

cuisine

horticulture

menuiserie

Vous êtes intéressé pour participer à la Transition Year ? ARAM vous accompagne dans l'organisation de votre année scolaire !

En attendant, nous vous invitons à découvrir le témoignage d'Augustine ayant vécu un trimestre de " Transition year " en Irlande.

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Connaissez vous la "Transition Year" en Irlande ?

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"Transition year" en Irlande : une année pour penser à soi ! La " Transition Year " est littéralement une année de transition optionnelle entre le Junior Cycle et le Leaving Certificate pour les élèves irlandais âgés de 15 ans. Elle constitue la 4ème année des études secondaires

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https://ty.ie/ty-interviews/

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TY.ie interviews successful and inspiring students who participated in transition year and Irish competitions. Read our transition year interviews here.